We are disheartened by last week’s U.S. Department of Education report that shows our kids – black boys and girls – are being labeled as troublemakers and threats from the
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Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church will welcome Dr. John Rhodes Sr. and the congregation of Trinidad Baptist Church of Washington, D.C. during its 11 a.m. morning worship service on Sunday, March
Jamila B. Granger has joined Winston-Salem-based Primo Water Corp. as vice president and general counsel. She has more than 15 years of in-house and law firm experience; her particular strengths
Durham-based North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company sponsored a tour to educate aging Baby Boomers about their health care options. Medicare will be baby boomers’ primary source for health care.
Mel Watt is sworn in Monday in Washington, D.C. as head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency by Transportation Secretary
Tony-nominated costume designer Paul Tazewell spent last Thursday sharing his work and wisdom with students at his alma mater –
(pictured above: Dan Parsons (left) greets Drs. Dorothy Bethea (center) and Chinyu Wu.) After more than a decade at the helm
U.S. House Speaker John Boehner recently stated that there will not be any conference committee in order to find a
Ten years after her graduation, Bennett College alumna Marissa Jennings returned to her alma mater last week to launch the
A panel discussion – sponsored by Family Services and Winston-Salem State University – tackled domestic violence in the black community
