
Church Holds Prayer Call After WSSU Shootings
Emmanuel Baptist Church replaced its planned WSSU Day with a Call to Prayer following two shootings on the Winston-Salem State University campus.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church replaced its planned WSSU Day with a Call to Prayer following two shootings on the Winston-Salem State University campus.
A deer struck a person in a parking lot before leaping into a South Main Street business.

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Do you think local schools will do better with one party holding every board seat?
Democrats won every seat on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education in Tuesday's election, and the current board will hold its final meeting Nov. 10.

Winston-Salem State University alumni, students, and fans gathered for a homecoming tailgate and football game against Fayetteville State University.

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Do you trust local government to spend public housing money where residents need it?
Officials are seeking artists to paint an exterior mural on the 11-story Sunrise Towers public housing building.

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Do you think most people take enough safety precautions when frying a Thanksgiving turkey?
Winston-Salem firefighters showed residents what can go wrong when a frozen turkey hits hot oil during a safety demonstration at Fire Station 13.

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