Alumni continue schools’ legacies The Big Four Reunion wrapped up Saturday night with a dance at the Benton Convention Center that had alumni of the county’s historically black high schools
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UNCG’s 23rd Annual Conference on African American Culture and Experience (CACE) will focus on the theme “The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom: Fifty Years Later.” Hosted by UNCG’s
A national report probes the problems that historically black colleges and universities face, as there is new talk in North Carolina of consolidating some of the state’s public HBCUs. In
North Carolina’s racially segregated African American and Latino neighborhoods are more likely to suffer from inequality in living conditions related to housing, environmental justice and equal access to education, according
If you were acquainted with Dr. Tony Burton III a decade ago, you might not recognize him today. That’s because
Mechanic & Farmers Bank has awarded its 2013 Founders Awards to William A. “Billy” Marsh Jr., a renowned civil rights
Carver High School recently named Michael Winbush as its news athletic director and Danny Piggott as the assistant athletic director.
Mother of actor/comedian speaks to local students Comedian Chris Rock’s mother, Rosalie “Rose” Rock, visited Kernersville Monday. Rock, an educator
Liberian Ambassador Jeremiah Sulunteh spent four days in North Carolina beginning late last month, touring local facilities and meeting with
Whittney Work, a Winston-Salem State University junior who is pursing a bachelor’s degree in nursing, is one of 16 national
