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Author tells story of her family and black Bethania in new book

    Author tells story of her family and black Bethania in new book

(pictured above:  Photo fromAfrican-American Sons & Daughters of Bethania, N.C. This vintage photo shows students at Cedar Grove School.) Priscilla Kerins had always wanted to learn more about her family

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Agencies seek a few good Rams

    Agencies seek a few good Rams

(pictured above:  Ben Tennille from H.O.P.E. of Winston-Salem speaks with Ariyonia McCain.) To help those who are looking to help others, Winston-Salem State University held its annual Fall Student Involvement

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Graduation rates slip at Parkland and WSPA

    Graduation rates slip at Parkland and WSPA

Countywide, graduation rates increased for the seventh straight year, but Parkland High School and Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy saw their rates slip from 2013 to 2014. The drop was significant at

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Pharmacist is offering customers an alternative

    Pharmacist is offering customers an alternative

(pictured above: Chanel Davis Southside Discount Pharmacy is located in Southeast Plaza.) At Southside Discount Pharmacy, Ahunna Freeman wants to change the way pharmacists deal with customers. “I was a retail

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Student enrolled at WSSU at age 16

    Student enrolled at WSSU at age 16

(pictured above:  Zephin Rector takes part in the Through the Archway ceremony for freshmen at WSSU.) Winston-Salem State University welcomed

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Barber decries laws passed in the name of God

    Barber decries laws passed in the name of God

(pictured above:  Dr. Barber greets those who listened to his sermon.) “The Necessity of Moral Dissent in Times Like These”

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Lyles’ Secrets to Longevity

    Lyles’ Secrets to Longevity

110-year-old is an inspiration to many (pictured above:  Alberta Lyles is escorted to the party by her grandcsons Reginald Bohannon

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Circles takes new approach to fighting poverty

    Circles takes new approach to fighting poverty

(pictured above: Circle Leader Denise Terry (center) with her allies, Barbara Keller and Claudia Jokinen.) Circles Winston-Salem held its first “Big

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Ephesus won’t boot students after demise of vouchers

    Ephesus won’t boot students after demise of vouchers

Parents who have put their children in private school through a state voucher program find themselves at a crossroads after

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East Winston residents vent over construction along U.S. 52

    East Winston residents vent over construction along U.S. 52

(pictured above:  City Council Member Derwin Montgomery addresses the crowd.) Traffic headaches caused by the $68.9 million Salem Creek Connector project

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