To the Editor: Let me express my personal gratitude and very warm compliments on behalf of the Liberian Embassy in Washington for the warm hospitality accorded us during our recent
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By John Raye A few years ago, a few unexpected things happen to me. Some were good. Some were bad. I lost my job (layoff) I lost my home (foreclosure)
“This is awesome!” That was the reaction of 32 young people who traveled to Washington, D.C. on June 1 to see the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial. Several of
Liberian Ambassador Jeremiah Sulunteh spent four days in North Carolina beginning late last month, touring local facilities and meeting with state and local leaders to promote increased partnerships between his
Students who attended the Upward Bound Program on the campus of Winston-Salem State University during the years 1975 through 1998
Emily Cagle, a teacher at Meadowlark Elementary School, and Crystal Heyland, a teacher at Walnut Cove’s London Elementary School, have
John W. Franklin, senior program manager of Community and Constituent Programs at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and
Parkland High School has placed second in the national competition for the ACT College and Career Transition Award. ACT is
Five high school seniors have received scholarships from Equality Winston-Salem–an organization formed in 2010 to promote the well-being of LGBT
Jawad Wahabzada, a Wake Forest graduating senior, was recently named a fellow for the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. This
