Black History Month is a time to honor the contributions African-Americans have made to our nation and our state, and, for me, a time to reflect on the work I
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As the debate about the viability, fairness and effectiveness of a state-supported school voucher plan rages, at least one local private school is preparing to welcome what it hopes will
Ken Spaulding, a former state legislator and Durham attorney, has already announced his intention to run for governor in 2016. The Democrat cited the new voter suppression law – which
Sen. Kay Hagan is not in an enviable position. (Really, no Democrat who has to run statewide in North Carolina is.) Six years ago, Hagan pulled off a surprise and
(pictured above: Marchers make their way down the Anderson Center.) The Ministers Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity vowed to continue to
At least one District 1 seat on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education will be up for grabs this election
(pictured above: Freshman Rep. Ed Hanes speaks at the recent Emancipation Association program.) Lawmakers wary of political tide shift in Raleigh
There is no rest for the weary as the N.C. NAACP reignites its Moral Monday movement to remind the Republican
Keva Brooks Napper’s own struggle with Lupus inspired her to start Beautiful Butterflies, a nonprofit that assists other’s living with
(pictured above: Local Moral Monday attendees (front row, from left): Oriana McConnell, Rev. C. Anthony Jones, Marina Skinner, Peggy Weir,
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