As the debate about the viability, fairness and effectiveness of a state-supported school voucher plan rages, at least one local private school is preparing to welcome what it hopes will
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(pictured above: Veterans Sherod James (left) and Christopher Rose.) City native Christopher Rose wouldn’t trade his seven years in the Navy for the world. “I had honestly what I would consider
(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
Ten years after her graduation, Bennett College alumna Marissa Jennings returned to her alma mater last week to launch the next chapter of her career in the place where it
The right-wing majority of the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners hit residents with a one-two punch this week. They dug
Carver Band seeking public’s help What began with a single donation has evolved into a community-wide movement to support Carver
Students at The Centers for Exceptional Children (CFEC) will have new equipment and educational materials thanks to the most successful
Carver High School recently named Michael Winbush as its news athletic director and Danny Piggott as the assistant athletic director.
In Winston-Salem, like in countless cities across the South during the Jim Crow era, black students fought against the odds
Emily Cagle, a teacher at Meadowlark Elementary School, and Crystal Heyland, a teacher at Walnut Cove’s London Elementary School, have
