Briyonna Gambrell’s decision to try track and field was transformative and life-changing. In the not too distant past, Gambrell was clearly treading down the wrong path at North Forsyth.
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Photo by Craig T. Greenlee Prep combo guard Mychala Wolfe averaged 13 points a game during the Class 1-A playoffs that culminated with the Phoenix winning its second straight state
(pictured above: Larn Dillard presents awards to Keyla Lewis-Fleming and Elizabeth Wheeler (right)) Struggles for freedom – both past and present – were acknowledged Thursday, Jan. 1 during a service at
(pictured above: Donna Burgess holds a framed tribute to her late daughter.) Teaching the angels in heaven how to play basketball. That is what Donna Burgess imagines her 16-year-old daughter, Celeste,
Because I was a horribly ill-behaved child, I found myself shipped from San Francisco to Moss Point, Miss. in August
Over the last 12 months, Carver’s Brian Sessoms Jr. has clearly established himself as a genuine blue-chip college prospect in
(pictured above: Chapter leaders Gladys Wilson, financial secretary, Charette Guthrie, recording secretary, Elizabeth Newton, first vice president, Lisa Smith, president, Camille
(pictured above: LaShun Huntley poses with his best friend’s sister, Barenda Mauney.) A new scholarship in honor of Brandon P. Mauney,
Dexter Mullins, a 2010 graduate of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, is making a name for himself in
Tariq Alkebu-Lan, a N.C. A&T junior computer engineering student from Richmond, Va., was recently named the first Tom Joyner Foundation
