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Local institutions and nonprofits were the winners Thursday as the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners made the first round of community appropriations from a $74 million pot of federal COVID-19
Busey's commitment to bettering the communities it serves includes providing expansive access to financial edu...
Racial disparity in mortgage loan denials less pronounced in Winston-Salem area compared with N.C. metro peers
Kerston and Tyrell Rankins are facing eviction from their home in Winston-Salem. They may be excluded from pandemic assistance programs due to a technicality. Kerston Rankins thought she got along well with her landlord. Even though she had fallen behind on her rent last fall, the landlord was working with her and taking partial payments. When she told him over the winter that she hadnât signed up for natural gas service, she recalled, he asked how she was going to keep warm. Rankins told him she would turn on the stove and boil water. The landlord said to be careful.
Piedmont Advantage Credit Union's PACU Foundation donates $6,000 to area charities News provided by Share this article Share this article WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Jan. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Piedmont Advantage Credit Union announced today that its PACU Foundation donated $2,000 to each of three charities across the credit union's service areas of North Carolina. A total of $6,000 will help meet critical needs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and other economic hardships. The three organizations are: Financial Pathways of the Piedmont in Winston-Salem. The Foundation's donation will increas...