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Freshmen moved onto the Winston-Salem State University campus Saturday. With more than 700 students in the freshman class, move-in day was a massive undertaking. To streamline the process, students and
Black voters turned out like never before in 2008 to help elect the nation’s first African American president. Here, in North Carolina, African American voter turnout increased by 127,000 from
The Carolina Renegades football team is ready to take it all this season. The Renegades is a local non-profit semi-professional team that plays in the Central Carolina Football League (CCFL).
After 20 years at the helm of Goler Memorial AME Zion Church, Dr. Seth Lartey is assuming a new title
A contingent of girls from Winston-Salem and across the state got a crash course in technology last week during the
It was a night of groovy fun and fond memories as former neighbors and old friends came together last Friday
Both Rev. Joseph R. Samuels, pastor emeritus of St. Stephen Missionary Baptist Church, and Roland “Sonny” Smith Watts, a well known
Winston-Salem resident Jerry McLeese is helping to change the way local citizens view religion. What began as an intellectual conversation
Jomo and Courtney Legins share an affinity for many things: their three boys, their alma mater – UNC-Chapel Hill –
