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Old Salem seeks to raise $17.66 million
Old Salem Museums & Gardens has lunched a capital campaign. The public phase of the fundraising campaign, themed “On Common Ground,” was announced last week. The campaign goal is $17.66 million. (Salem was founded
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Cone CFO receives leadership award
Bev Cleveland, chief financial officer of the Cone Health Medical Group, received the 2013 Triad Business Journal’s Women in Business Award during its annual awards luncheon on April 26. The award recognizes businesswomen in
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Williams: Ill should have right to end their life
Montel Williams advocates for end-of-life choice, including aid in dying, in the spring issue of Compassion & Choices Magazine. The former Emmy-winning talk show host, who revealed in 1999 that he has multiple sclerosis
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Senior golfers host annual Blaylock Tournament
The 15th Annual James E. Blaylock Senior Golf Tournament was held Saturday, May 4 at Winston Lake Golf Course. The popular tournament is hosted by the Winston Lake Senior Golf Association, which is led
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Sprinter Sessoms runs among state’s best
Prior to the start of the outdoor track season, sprinter Brian Sessoms Jr. was an unknown commodity. But with two of the biggest meets of the season still remaining on the schedule, the Carver
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Local home sales are on the rise
The Winston-Salem Regional Association of Realtors (WSRAR) reported recently that existing home sales in March of 2013 increased over 37 percent from March of 2012. There were 546 existing homes sold by WSRAR members
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Worship service to end centennial celebration
Winston-Salem’s four-day centennial celebration will conclude May 12 with an open-air multi-congregational worship service and Moravian love feast at 4 p.m. Sunday in the May Dell on the campus of Salem Academy and College.
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Weekend concert part of centennial party
The City of Winston-Salem is throwing a birthday party in Corpening Plaza Saturday, May 11 with a free concert, activities, food and merchandise vendors and historical displays. The Party in the Plaza will be
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Students will spend part of summer in Haiti
UNC School of the Arts music majors Rachel Norris, Sean Mulligan and Daniel Simms are preparing for an unforgettable start for the summer. The three seniors and seven other students from the UNCSA high
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Johnson: Social capital could change fortunes of the poor
Building social capital – or community connections and friendships across lines of race, class and neighborhood boundaries – is especially essential for those who are economically marginalized. Dr. James Johnson, the William R. Kenan
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