Trailblazing black journalists Sandra Hughes, Don Griffin and Allen Johnson will discuss their careers and much more during a Saturday, Feb. 22 panel discussion sponsored by the Triad Association of
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(pictured above: Montinique Cager poses with his wife, Pam at the recent mixer.) After a season of inactivity, The Winston-Salem Black Chamber of Commerce wants to write new chapters. Once a
“Faith For Food,” a food drive that was held by the Buds Of Promise Juvenile Missionary Department at John Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church from Aug. 1 – Dec. 29, was
(pictured above: Wynter Guess (center) with (from left) her godmother Elanor Phipps, Rev. Dr. George Banks and her parents Willie and Tamela Guess.) Winston-Salem resident Jermaine Cohen faces many challenges
With U.S. Rep. Mel Watt’s confirmation last week to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency, there will soon be a
Thanksgiving meals delivered to hundreds Mike Glenn has a lot to be thankful for. He recently moved into an apartment
Amy Edmunds was the picture of health when she had a stroke at age 43. She maintained a healthy diet
Former hustler sharing his cautionary tales with young people For much of his youth, High Point native Greg Commander was
The CIAA spread honors around Winston-Salem State Athletic programs last week. Junior middle hitter Darissa Jones was honored as the
The Friends of John Coltrane, Inc. will be hosting an evening of entertainment at Centennial Station, 121 S. Centennial St.
