“The Anonymous People,” a feature documentary about the 23.5 million Americans living in long-term recovery and the emerging public recovery movement, will be shown at the Greensboro Historical Museum on
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- Black Mental Health Summit coming to Winston-Salem in May
- Busta’s Person of the Week: Nonprofit uses drama skits as therapy to work through personal issues
- Novant Health names Dr. Pam Oliver chief medical officer
- Busta’s Person of the Week: Mother of two shares her weight loss journey, losing 100 lbs.
- Busta’s Person of the Week: A massage is not a luxury but a necessity, so listen to what your body is telling you
(pictured above: Diana Calaway, Robert Quick, Wanda Starke, Barbara Davis-Porter, Elvenia Johnson, Rev. Randy Harris, Gaynell Hyatt and Rev. Debbie Layman pose at the recent event.) The Shepherd’s Center of Greater
The Shepherd’s Center’s Kernersville Senior Enrichment Center, 130 E. Mountain St., will host a “Medicare Low Income Subsidy Assistance” event on Thursday, April 17 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
(pictured above: IFB Employee Tameka Monroe speaks with the Eye Bank’s Dean Vavra and Katie Hall. (Below) IFB Employee Demarius Bowens checks over donor registration information.) On Wednesday, March 19, blind
Forsyth County AARP Chapter # 1797, along with the gerontology program at Winston-Salem State University, will sponsor a CarFit event
More than six million African American adults in the United States have signs of kidney disease – a total equal
The Chronicle This spring, the Forsyth County Department of Public Health wants residents to “Just WALK.” The latest variant of
Once again, El Buen Pastor Latino Community Services will host the El Buen Camino 5K race and one-mile walk. Participants
A team of Wake Forest graduate students has advanced to the finals of the Breast Cancer Startup Challenge. Second-year MBA
Dr. Althea Taylor-Jones joined other AARP advocates from Feb. 18-19 as they prepared to speak to state lawmakers about the
