- 2 weeks ago
Sports have profoundly influenced my life, yet the Hall of Fame processes across leagues like the NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB often frustrate me. It's concerning how players sometimes gain entry through fame or narrative rather than merit. We need stricte...
- 2 weeks ago
Experience an unparalleled symphony concert as the legendary music of the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll ignites Reynolds Auditorium! Join Tamika Lawrence, Shaleah Adkisson, and Scott Coulter for an unforgettable evening of Tina Turner’s greatest hits. Don’t...
- 3 weeks ago
This weekend, Red H.E.A.R.R.T. will celebrate 15 years of impactful service with its annual Red Bottom Shoes and Bow Tie Wellness and Luncheon Affair, focusing on heart health education. Join Cheryl Lindsay and esteemed speakers for a day of empowerm...
- 3 weeks ago
(By Jess Schnur) Since 2009, North Carolina's minimum wage has remained at $7.25, while living costs rise. Proposed bills aim to raise this wage substantially. The Fair Minimum Wage Act and Economic Security Act seek to improve financial stability fo...
- 3 weeks ago
The 2025 Black Mental Health Summit highlights distinguished keynote speakers and panelists. Organized by Reset and Heal, this event seeks to reduce mental health stigma and promote wellness in the Black community. Mark your calendars for May 2 at th...
- 3 weeks ago
Part 3 of my fitness journey highlights my workout evolution. Initially unplanned and painful, my return to the gym taught me the importance of targeted routines. Incorporating cardio and recovery strategies, like regular massages, transformed my app...
- 3 weeks ago
Join the Brown & Douglas Senior Adult Center for a Line Dance Party on April 5, from 1-5 p.m. at The Marina at Salem Lake, featuring DJ Energizer. Tickets are $5 in advance or $10 at the door, including refreshments and prizes. Dance, socialize, and...
- 3 weeks ago
Meet Gladys Christian, a resident of Arbor Acres Retirement Community, whose resilience and dedication to helping others inspire everyone around her. Despite personal challenges, she actively volunteers, advocates for disability rights, and has made...
- 3 weeks ago
A tragic fire erupted Sunday at 807 Utah Drive, claiming the life of 31-year-old Rachel Elizabeth St. James. The Winston-Salem Fire Department emphasizes the necessity of functional smoke alarms in homes. An ongoing investigation seeks the fire's cau...
- 3 weeks ago
PART TWO: THE SLOW REPLACEMENT OF AGING ASHLEY ELEMENTARY In 2016, Ashley Elementary was included in an education bond, but only for design funding. Concerns about mold arose in 2018, prompting community pressure and independent testing. Unlike Ha...
- 3 weeks ago
In tough times, small minority businesses need vital support to succeed. Madison Potter from Carolina Small Business Development Fund provides insights on obtaining funding and enhancing financial literacy. Her dedication to empowering entrepreneurs...
- 3 weeks ago
N.C. Superintendent Mo Green's "Mo Wants to Know" tour visited Winston-Salem, gathering over 100 parents, students, and educators at Mount Tabor High School. The sessions aim to shape a strategic plan for public education, focusing on stakeholder ins...
- 3 weeks ago
(By Jess Schnur) Winston-Salem residents have experienced increased road closures since March due to the System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation project. This initiative, according to Mayor Allen Joines, aims to modernize infrastructure. While roadblocks po...
- 3 weeks ago
North Carolina homeowners face staggering property tax hikes as valuations soar over 50%. Experts at the Piedmont Triad Regional Housing Summit highlighted the urgent need for policy reforms. Limited housing supply and high-interest rates hinder cons...
- 3 weeks ago
During the March 17 City Council meeting, Kevin Cheshire, HAWS executive director, updated on Crystal Towers, a senior housing facility. Despite past complaints about conditions, Cheshire claims no plumbing issues were reported. Over $1 million in re...
