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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools are revising 30-year-old residential boundaries, proposing three maps to enhance socioeconomic diversity. Supported by a $1 million U.S. Department of Education grant, the Fostering Diverse Schools initiative seek...
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The 2025 NFL Draft, happening April 24-26 at Lambeau Field, features top prospects like Travis Hunter, Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, and Abdul Carter. Tennessee Titans hold the No. 1 pick, likely favoring Carter. Hunter's dual skills, Ward's strong seas...
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Dr. Vivian H. Burke, a trailblazing public servant in Winston-Salem, left a lasting legacy over 40 years. From her political beginnings in Charlotte to her influential city council role, Burke championed equality and community development. Her leader...
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The Winston-Salem Symphony announced President Merritt Vale’s retirement, effective January 1, 2026, with Amanda Norman as successor. Vale, after 27 years, emphasized readiness for leadership change. Norman, a dedicated leader since 2017, will ensure...
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Between 1900 and 1940, Black entrepreneurship flourished despite segregation. Carl H. Russell, Sr., a trailblazer in Winston-Salem, founded Russell Funeral Home and The People’s Spokesman newspaper. His dedication to civil rights and community improv...
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RALEIGH – The North Carolina Justice Center welcomes Dana Mangum as interim executive director. With three decades of nonprofit expertise, Dana brings strategic insight and leadership. Her commitment to equity and advocacy will guide the center throu...
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Local firefighters criticize the Winston-Salem Fire Department's decision to cut overtime and staffing due to budget concerns. Despite reassurances, Ashton Parrinello, president of the Winston-Salem Professional Fire Fighters, warns these changes jeo...
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10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 …. Blast Off! Diggs-Latham Elementary's Math Night celebrated Black History and Magnet Schools Month. Honoring NASA's “Hidden Figures,” students engaged in themed math activities. The event included a book fair, photo bo...
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The West Forsyth Titans reached the NCSHSAA playoffs' third round after a 77-70 win over Marvin Ridge. Jacari Brim and Jordan Tate led a 54-47 overtime victory against South Caldwell. Facing Watauga next, the Titans, with a 26-3 record, aim for their...
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Winston-Salem’s first Black neighborhood celebrated the renovated shotgun house in Happy Hill. Triad Cultural Arts Inc. restored it, honoring Black American history. Cheryl Harry’s vision since 2013, now realized, stands as a testament to resilience....
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The North Carolina men’s basketball team struggles this season, sitting 16-11 with bubble tournament hopes. Despite R.J. Davis and promising recruits, the lack of size and cohesion hampers progress. Head coach Hubert Davis faces lineup challenges. Fu...
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Partnership for Prosperity and City Lights Ministry unite to aid Salem Gardens with a Bed Drive Campaign. They aim to supply over 60 families with beds, enhancing their living conditions. Winston-Salem State University students and United Way of Fors...
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Concerns over the WS/FCS Strategic Planning Steering Committee's selection process highlight diversity issues. With 60% of students being Black and Hispanic, representation is lacking. Critics, including Karen Cuthrell, demand more equitable inclusio...
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Extensive demonstrations erupted in prominent cities, including Washington D.C., against the significant employment reductions proposed by the Trump administration. Despite widespread dissent, President Trump and Elon Musk are intent on slashing HUD...
