Old Salem Museums & Gardens is screening clips from four documentaries in January, February and April. The footage that will be shown will illustrate the history of civil rights in
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(pictured above: Earl Dominie with the drawing he had tattooed to his arm.) “Release: From Stigma to Acceptance,” an exhibit that showcases the talents and struggles of ex-offenders reintegrating into society,
(pictured above: The cast of the television show “Resurrection.”) Two years ago, Jason Mott was busy answering service calls at his job at Verizon Wireless. Today, the Bolton, N.C. native is
(pictured above: Outreach Ministry members (from left) Handy Douglas, Isabell Douglas, Betty Fowler, Charles Norris, Mary Norris, Mary Thompson, Thelma Todd, Catheryne Scott and Marsha Williams.) On Friday, May 16, the
One City, One Prompt (OCOP) movement is coming the Triad. Billed as a dynamic series of writing, performance, activist and
Forsyth Tech is holding a series of information sessions this month and in January and February to present details about
Wake Forest University will hold its 49th annual Lovefeast on Sunday, Dec. 8 from 8 – 9:30 p.m. in the
A collection of photographs and story boards created by Sawtooth School students and staff is currently on display at the
Crisis Control Ministry will end the year-long celebration of its 40th anniversary with a community music and worship service on
Anita Earls, a civil rights attorney with 24 years of experience, will be the speaker for Bennett College’s Academic &
