(pictured above: LWS alumnus Ricky Touchstone.) For 30 years, Leadership Winston-Salem (LWS) has been bringing local leaders together to learn how to better serve the community. The nonprofit was started in
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(pictured above: Assistant Police Chief Connie Southern helps a young man shop.) Police and firefighters took youth from The Children’s Home on a holiday shopping spree at Target on University Parkway
(pictured above: students (top row, from left) Sam Murphy, Kent Garrett, KC Barrett, James Bailey, Will Dietsche, Meredith Anderson, Tyler St. John, Charles Reuger (bottom row) Olivia Acuna, Caroline Gallalee, Katie
(pictured above: Protestors raise their hands during last week’s rally.) Locals disheartened by decisions not to charge white police officers in the deaths of unarmed black men held their most visible
Local leaders dismayed and encouraged to fight for change ( Rev. Willard Bass speaks as S. Wayne Patterson stands at his
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Bus tour takes shoppers to black-owned businesses (Dana Suggs rings up customers at Body and Soul on Saturday.) In observance
(pictured above: Cedric Russell stands outside of Russell’s Funeral Home with his sister, Carmen, earlier this week. The family business
(pictured above: Noelle Brown tosses a football as her mother, Marcella, looks on.) Grandparents compete alongside their grandkids Intergenerational teams of
Midterm elections tend to have far less voter turnout than presidential ones, but they can have just as big of
