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NC Dance Project’s Anne Morris talks about upcoming Black, Southern artist residency and the power of collaboration September 22, 2023
Featured photo: A performance by NC Dance Project (photo by Brandi Scott) This week, we talked with Anne Morris, the co-executive director of NC Dance Project, a nonprofit dance organization that was founded in the ’70’s and has been based in Greensboro since 1989. NC Dance Project will be hosting Wideman Davis Dance as part […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
W-S City Council sells Northeast Ward lots to developers for $1 each in the hopes of increasing affordable housing September 21, 2023
On Monday, Winston-Salem City Council sold several city-owned lots in the Northeast Ward to developers who promise to increase the supply of affordable housing. The price for each lot? Just $1. A resolution bequeathing four vacant city-owned lots located at 1139 E. 22nd St., 1135 E. 22nd St., 931 E. 21st St. and 1718 Bramblebrook […]
Gale Melcher
The 2023 High Point Primary Election Guide September 21, 2023
Starting Thursday, voters in High Point will have the opportunity to cast their votes for three seats on High Point City Council, including a mayor’s race. Primary Election Day is Tuesday, Oct. 10. This year, voters will need to bring valid photo ID to vote. If a voter does not have an acceptable photo ID, […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
Strength in numbers: Wake Forest University’s all-female weight lifting club creates an empowering space for women September 21, 2023
Featured photo: Athenas at Wake Forest University creates a safe space for female weight lifters. (courtesy photo) The incident happened on a Monday evening, the time of day when the sky turns from blue to periwinkle to an ombre of dark. As Maggie Cowher made her way up the stone staircase of Wake Forest University’s […]
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W-S author Halle Hill explores the lives of Black Appalchian women in debut story collection September 21, 2023
Featured photo: Winston-Salem author Halle Hill celebrated the debut of her story collection that focuses on the lives of 12 Black women across the Appalachian South Winston-Salem author Halle Hill grew up surrounded by storytellers, so it’s no surprise she became one herself. She earned an MFA in writing from Savannah College of Art and […]
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