You can help send culinary students from Wake Tech Community College on a three-week trip to France by eating French food. The Wake Tech Culinary Team will prepare a five-course French meal with wine pairings on Feb. 26 in the former Duck & Dumpling sp... »
After having its appropriation from the General Assembly slashed last year, the Governor’s School of North Carolina has sought funds from other public and private sources. One of those is the Golden LEAF Foundation, which is giving $175,000 in grants t... »
Interstate 40 was cleared, Asheville City Council retreated, the downtown Bank of America closed up, the role of religion was fiercely debated at the Buncombe County Board of Education, Shuler bowed out, the city looked at »
Two unidentified young men flank Harry Neal and Allison Nelson during the couple's appearance at Winston-Salem State College in 1967. Pianists Nelson & Neal performed together throughout the U.S. in the 1950s and 60s. »
Winston-Salem State College graduates and board of tustees chairman, Winfield Blackwell (far left), 1966. »
The Wake County school system is taking a different approach than the Durham and Chapel Hill-Carrboro school systems in how they view proposed new charter schools. As noted in today's article by Jane Stancill and Lynn Bonner, Durham school leaders are ... »
The Raleigh City Museum is re-opening its standing Civil Rights exhibit with a month of special events. Let Us March On: Raleigh's Journey Toward Civil Rights has undergone a major redesign and includes new photos and information. On February 18, Joe... »
Elections panel to meet today on early-voting sites The Forsyth County Board of Elections will meet today to decide on early-voting sites for the May 8 primary. One of the topics that will likely come up is whether to use Winston-Salem State University... »
