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Salem students take mission trip
A group of Salem Academy students, along with faculty chaperones, spent their spring break doing good for others on a mission trip to Washington, D.C. The group worked with the Center of Student Missions,
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Cross Cultural Unions
Bennett College now has partnerships with three Ghanaian universities: the University of Ghana, the University of Cape Coast and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. Recently, a delegation from Bennett visited the West
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Doctor meshes faith and health
Dr. Kara Davis is unique in the field of medicine. Most physicians lean on their medical books and training when evaluating their patients. Davis does too, but she also takes it a step further and weighs in
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UUF to unveil new clothing closet site
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston-Salem will hold a blessing and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, May 4 to celebrate the completion of the permanent home of its Community Clothes Closet. An outreach ministry of
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DCCC students attend WSSU hip hop conference
Six students from Davidson County Community College were recently invited to participate in a Hip-Hop Summit, an event created to support a need for awareness and insight into a revolutionary movement that stretches across
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HBCU alumni missing from BOG
On July 1, when newly elected members of the UNC Board of Governors begin their four-year term, pay close attention to the blatantly unbalanced selections made. For the first time in many years, there
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Agency honors Senior Services employees
Senior Services staffers won two of only three awards given out annually by the North Carolina Association on Aging (NCAOA). The awards were presented by Dennis Streets, division director of the NC Division of
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Marker unveiling, Open House to start Centennial Celebration
Winston-Salem’s four-day centennial celebration begins Thursday, May 9, with the unveiling of a local historic marker commemorating the centennial, followed by an open house with refreshments and historical displays in City Hall. Both events
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Carver team designs robots for competition
For the third consecutive year, a Carver High School team took part in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC), a premier engineering challenge for high school students from across the nation. Teams of students, working
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High jumper attracting attention
Glenn High School’s Daryl Napper has earned bragging rights as the dominant jumps specialist on the Forsyth County track and field scene. Napper, a junior, pulled off a rare sweep of those events at
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