Former U.S. Official, Winston-Salem Native Togo West Dies
A Triad native who became the second African-American to serve as Army secretary has died.
A Triad native who became the second African-American to serve as Army secretary has died.
Fifteen years before Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of the bus, another woman refused to give up her seat.
In the latest installment of our series “Her Voice: Revolutionary North Carolina Women,” we look at one of the first
This month WFDD will be taking a look at the stories of pioneering leaders in our series, "Her Voice: Revolutionary North Carolina Women."
The City of Greensboro unveiled plans Monday to transform a former water treatment facility into a community destination.
During much of Billy Graham's long and influential life, the nation's best-known Christian evangelist largely kept his distance from volatile political and social issues of the day.
It's time once again to binge on Thin Mints and S'mores, as this year's Girl Scout cookie season is well underway.
The history and culture of Winston-Salem will be in the national spotlight next month as part of the C-SPAN Cities Tour.
On a clear day, painter Vera Weinfield and a team of volunteers put some of the final touches on a large, colorful outdoor mural in downtown Greensboro.
Over 25 years ago, a book called "The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate" made its debut. It