Joycelyn Johnson was honored on Saturday Nov. 17. The city’s Lowery Street facility, a Public Works facility, was renamed to honor her legacy.
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During their meeting on Thursday, Nov. 15, the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners approved a budget ordinance to increase Latent Tuberculosis (TB) infection screening in the area.
On Monday, Nov. 12 the Winston-Salem Urban League hosted a Veterans Day luncheon that focused on mental health.
During their monthly meeting, the Lewisville-Clemmons Chamber of Commerce launched a scholarship unlike any other.
On Dec. 3 city native Tonya McDaniel will be sworn in as the third African American woman to serve as a County Commissioner.
In honor of Veterans Day H.A.R.R.Y Veterans Community Outreach Services distributed dozens of gift bags to local Veterans on Saturday, Nov. 10.
The City of Winston-Salem literally rolled out the red carpet last Saturday afternoon as city officials and hundreds of residents
During a special ceremony on Wednesday, Oct. 31, city officials unveiled a plaque at the Waterworks Waterpark honoring Marva Reid.
On Saturday, Nov. 3, a coalition of faith and social justice groups, including First Baptist Church (Highland Ave.), the Ministers’
In the battle for District 75 in the N.C. House of Representatives, incumbent Donny C. Lambeth escaped with a narrow
