Kara Peters

Eddy McGee has now reached 99 blood donations and counting! And each time he gives, he finds a way to make it personal and meaningful.

Spectators can expect 'Back on Trade' event to return to Trade Street for the first time in seven years.

Phillip Hopkins understands the value of life and the purpose of serving others. That understanding started at an early age, when he was first introduced to donating blood while a senior in high school.

The American Red Cross says one in three Black donors is a match for a sickle cell disease patient. The ideal donors have type O blood.

This campaign is the last step in a 15-year restoration project for the Shotgun House Legacy Site in Happy Hill community.

In 1999, Pat Stepney and Cheryl Harry put together Winston-Salem's first Juneteenth festival, held at the Winston Lake YMCA. It's grown into one of the largest celebrations in the state.

The festival takes place Saturday, June 20, at Innovation Quarter in Winston-Salem. Celebrations will begin at noon and continue to 7 p.m.

Angela Rucker, a counselor in Lexington, explained the importance of men's mental health ahead of Father's Day.

Organizers say the silent march will hold space for those who have lost loved ones to domestic violence and let survivors know they're not alone.

When it comes to the Fourth of July, fireworks are pretty and patriotic, but they can also turn chaotic for our four-legged friends.