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Winston Salem’s BEAR Team, established in 2023, responds to mental health emergencies. However, public awareness is low, and service quality varies. Hate Out of Winston advocates for a Community Oversight Committee to ensure accountability. City offi...
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Rev. Timothy Bates will preach at New Mother Lloyd Presbyterian Church on March 16 at 3 p.m. This historic church, founded in 1870, continues to serve the Winston-Salem community. Join us in celebrating its legacy and outreach efforts. For details, c...
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(By Elder Richard Wayne Wood) Scriptures: Exodus 29:1-9, 35-37 This lesson explores ordination and consecration, comparing Old and New Testament practices. It emphasizes serving as part of the Christian priesthood (1 Peter 2:5,9). God’s detailed ins...
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Winston-Salem honors the remarkable Dr. Virginia K. Newell, who passed away at 107. A trailblazer for education and civil rights, she was the first Black woman on the city council. Dr. Newell dedicated her life to teaching and advocating for East Win...
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SUPLMNT, a Black-owned premium water bottle brand, welcomes NBA champion Gary Payton II as an investor. His involvement enhances the brand's mission of promoting hydration and cultural impact. Founded by Jairus Morris, SUPLMNT focuses on stylish, sus...
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Martin Luther King III connected his parents' dreams for America with the interfaith initiative to restore Scotland A.M.E. Zion Church, damaged by flooding. At the NMAAHC, he highlighted the importance of community rebuilding and diverse unity, celeb...
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As the nation marks the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, President Trump’s assertion that "this country will be WOKE no longer" resonates. Congresswoman Terri Sewell condemns plans to sell the Freedom Riders Museum site, asserting, “Our civil right...
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Weeks ago, I began sharing my fitness journey post-40, focusing on nutrition. Initially weighing 226 lbs, I loved fried foods but consumed few fruits and veggies. By swapping fried meals for smoothies rich in fruit and limiting alcohol, I’ve lost wei...
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Skilled trades like carpentry, electrical work, and plumbing are increasingly vital, with 663,500 openings anticipated annually from 2023 to 2033. The Do School empowers local communities by teaching construction skills, enhancing economic mobility....
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On February 2, Dr. Jamal Harrison Bryant announced a 40-day economic fast against Target, urging African Americans to boycott the retailer. This initiative responds to Target's removal of DEI commitments, impacting Black professionals. The movement e...
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Inspired by remarkable individuals beyond the Triad, I celebrate our collective strength. Dr. William Wynn, principal of Thomasville High School, exemplifies resilience, transforming challenges into opportunities. His journey from overcoming a hearin...
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Mütter Evans and WAAA radio are iconic in Winston-Salem. Growing up on a farm instilled a strong work ethic, fueling her dream of becoming a broadcast journalist. After overcoming obstacles at Wake Forest, she became the youngest Black woman to own a...
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Forsyth County invites proposals from qualified operators to manage a café at the Central Library, 660 W. Fifth St., Winston-Salem. Bidders must exhibit expertise in food service and customer care. A pre-bid meeting occurs at 11 a.m. on March 17. Pro...
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The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners has initiated the budget process for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The initial budget meeting occurred on March 10, with workshops scheduled before the county manager's proposed budget presentation in May. This...
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(By James B. Ewers Jr.)Discontent and deception are prevalent as many Americans face sudden job losses under the new administration. Diversity and inclusion roles, like those at UNC, are disappearing. Yet, amidst turmoil, hope remains. Reverend Elmon...
