Old Salem Museums & Gardens is screening clips from four documentaries in January, February and April. The footage that will be shown will illustrate the history of civil rights in
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(pictured above: Denise Scott-Johnson chats with her former supervisor, Nick Jamison.) The event began with hugs, well-wishes and food and ended with an emotional farewell. The City of Winston-Salem said goodbye
The Liberty Street Community Development Corporation will lose its staunchest and most public ally at the end of October. James “Jim” Shaw, the president and chairman of the CDC, announced
(pictured above: Delmas Parker tout’s W.E.B. DuBois’ “The Souls of Black Folk.”) Political hopefuls addressed members of the Forsyth County Senior Democrats on Wednesday, Feb. 5 during the group’s regular monthly
The City of Winston-Salem presented its latest Martin Luther King Jr. Young Dreamers awards last week to attorneys Valene Franco
(pictured above: Alan Andrews (center) and Carrie Vickery (second from right) with (from left): Andrews’ son Evan and wife Lynne Fuller-Andrews
One of WSTV-13’s founding fathers has left the fold. Video Production Specialist Billy Rich retired on Nov. 30, closing out
YouthBuild, a new City of Winston-Salem program, is giving high school drop-outs a chance to earn their GEDs while learning
Residents recognized for improving their communities Project We Care recognized 140 local residents who donate their time and efforts to
On Friday, Sept. 6, the first of two days of celebratory events held to officially open the Winston-Salem State University
