Boxing/MMA programs keep teens off the streets, out of trouble Nineteen year-old George Dominguez used to spend his free time on the streets, and has had more than a few
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If you were acquainted with Dr. Tony Burton III a decade ago, you might not recognize him today. That’s because Burton, the CEO of Northwest Child Development Centers, has reduced
Residents of East Winston officially welcomed Winston-Salem Police Chief Barry Rountree to their neck of the woods last Thursday, just weeks after he was sworn in as the city’s first
Teens share their creative gifts Seventeen-year-old Samir Gangwani has dedicated his summer to giving back to area youth who share his love of music. Gangwani, a french horn player and
Local lawmakers defend, decry decision to end jobless benefits for thousands The past year has been difficult for Donald
As a toddler, Kyle Anderson spent countless hours watching his father, veteran dog trainer Don Anderson, practice his craft. “I
Barry Rountree, the city’s first black male police chief, was sworn-in Sunday at City Hall. Rountree, a Winston-Salem State University
Twelve year-old Akshat Dixit dreams of becoming an engineer or computer scientist. Akshat, a rising eighth grader at Hanes Middle
Mother of actor/comedian speaks to local students Comedian Chris Rock’s mother, Rosalie “Rose” Rock, visited Kernersville Monday. Rock, an educator
Liberian Ambassador Jeremiah Sulunteh spent four days in North Carolina beginning late last month, touring local facilities and meeting with
