Valene Franco To The Editor: You, the citizens of Forsyth County, will determine which of our current candidates will serve our community. I urge you to join me in casting
Valene Franco To The Editor: You, the citizens of Forsyth County, will determine which of our current candidates will serve our community. I urge you to join me in casting
Stacey Rubain has her eyes set on a new prize this week and is no longer seeking the District 21 Superior Court seat she had been campaigning hard for the
District Court hopeful looks forward to head-to-head challenge (pictured above: Valene Franco rides in Kernersville’s recent 4th of July parade behind a supporter holding her sign.) Parades, neighborhood gatherings, 5Ks. Valene
(pictured above: Stacey Rubain (second from right) poses with supporters and friends (from left): Justin Hurie, Renu Syal, Bryan Mosley and Angela Townsend.) After months of stump speeches, photo ops and
(pictured above: Attorneys Dudley Humphrey (left) and George Cleland look on as H. Glenn Davis speaks.) N.C. Supreme Court Chief
Two members of the city’s historically black bar association have announced their intentions to run for the newly-approved seat on