(pictured above: (Front row, from left) Londyn Lindsay with Melissa Ledbetter and (back row) her parents (Sherise and Tony), Clarissa Felder and Tanya Neal.) A while back, Londyn Lindsay and her mother,
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For 25th anniversary, company surprises kids with new bikes (pictured above: The kids prepare to ride their new bikes.) Eight children from The Salvation Army’s Boys and Girls International Club on
(pictured above: Atkins Academic and Technology High School on Old Greensboro Road opened in 2005.) Students, their parents and others came to Coach Eric Puryear’s defense when he was fired
(pictured above: Ronald McDonald leads kids in a health and wellness program.) A grant from Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) has expanded the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools summer feeding program. Thanks to
(pictured above: Malcolm Gant instructs a young golfer.) By Kim Underwood W–S/Forsyth County Schools Malcolm Gant was 5 years old when
Local sports greats were honored at the 31st Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools High School Sports Hall of Fame Induction Banquet on
(pictured above: Dr. Bev. Emory speaks.) When Dr. Bev Emory took her position as superintendent of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools last year,
(pictured above: Angela Neal works with students at Mineral Springs Middle School.) In her three years as principal of Mineral Springs
(pictured above: Media Coordinator Myra Worrell presents a book to a Konnoak student.) by: Kim Underwood W-S/Forsyth County Schools Fifth-grader Lizeth
In Winston-Salem, like in countless cities across the South during the Jim Crow era, black students fought against the odds
