Greensboro native Edwana Taylor said her children’s Christmas will be a whole lot merrier this year, thanks to the generosity of a local AM radio station. Times have been tough
Greensboro native Edwana Taylor said her children’s Christmas will be a whole lot merrier this year, thanks to the generosity of a local AM radio station. Times have been tough
Following the hustle and bustle of Christmas, residents from across the community will come together this week, during the Winston-Salem City-Wide Kwanzaa Celebration. An annual Twin City tradition, the seven-daylong
(pictured above: Johnell Hunter speaks while his wife, Debra Hunter, looks on.) Organization gets locals in the holiday spirit The leaders of Bless the Children did their best to live up
(pictured above: Local Moral Monday attendees (front row, from left): Oriana McConnell, Rev. C. Anthony Jones, Marina Skinner, Peggy Weir, Cornelia Barr (back row, from left): Rev. Willard Bass, Michael
(pictured above: Imam Khalid Griggs on the campus of Wake Forest University.) Khalid Griggs, imam of the Community Mosque of Winston-Salem
(pictured above: Winston Lake Family YMCA legend Mo Lucas is all smiles at the deejay table during the branch’s recent holiday party.)
(pictured above: Dan Parsons (left) greets Drs. Dorothy Bethea (center) and Chinyu Wu.) After more than a decade at the helm
Principal seeks to create a new culture and attitude at newly-merged Philo-Hill Macon, Ga.-native Kenyatta Bennett has always enjoyed a
(pictured above: Picketers brave the rain Monday to protest outside of a Durham Roses store.) Protestors are expected to gather
(pictured above: Young Professionals (from left, front row): Courtney Grant, Cheavonne Willis, Amyia Hardy, Andrea Free, Kismet Loftin-Bell with (back