Leadership Winston-Salem is accepting applications for its nine-month community leadership program, which will begin in October 2013 and end in June 2014. For those interested in learning more about the
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Program aims to inspire middle schoolers Students at East Forsyth Middle School learned last week that the road to success can be more than a little bumpy. Winston-Salem State University
Three Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center officials joined representatives of 48 other health care systems recently in Washington, D.C., to explore new ways of improving health and health care in vulnerable communities across
Students at Wake Forest University kicked off their shoes for a good cause on Tuesday. One Day Without Shoes Co-organizers Molly King and Sarah Kruyer encouraged fellow members of the
The All Stars and Hotshots, two Optimist Soccer girls U10 and U11 teams, were matched up this past Saturday. It
Dr. Steven and Becky Scott have committed $6.5 million to further the education of first generation college students through Wake
Craig Wakins made history in 2006 when he became the first African American in Texas history to be elected as
Seniors have always enjoyed Kernersville’s Spring Folly as they explore the music, arts & crafts, commercial areas of the festival,
Dr. Norman Anderson, CEO of the American Psychological Association, distinguished scientist and graduate of UNCG’s master’s and doctoral programs in
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education has selected its first-ever female superintendent. During a special called meeting at the Board
