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Muhammad Mosque #56 Holy Day of Atonement commemorates the 28th anniversary of the Million Man March - Vimarsana News

Muhammad Mosque #56 Holy Day of Atonement commemorates the 28th anniversary of the Million Man March

Muhammad Mosque #56 Holy Day of Atonement commemorates the 28th anniversary of the Million Man March

Two Things: Finding community in unusual places and male pattern baldness - Vimarsana News

Two Things: Finding community in unusual places and male pattern baldness

For the dinner hour, it was early-bird special territory, the clock barely past 5 p.m. A television had been tuned to a rerun of one sitcom or other. I can’t

Educators' group recommends Miller for Forsyth County school board. Some residents say votes shouldn't be shifted to replacement candidate. - Vimarsana News

Educators' group recommends Miller for Forsyth County school board. Some residents say votes shouldn't be shifted to replacement candidate.

Susan Miller, the candidate chosen to replace the late Stan Elrod in this year’s school board election, has gained the recommendation of the Forsyth County Association of Educators.

Parallels exist across time in very different federal corruption cases - Vimarsana News

Parallels exist across time in very different federal corruption cases

Two elected officials from different generations faced federal criminal charges. One rebounded and carved out an impression legacy; the ending for the other remains an open question.

Celebrating a trailblazer: One of the first Black surgeons to teach at Bowman Gray honored - Vimarsana News

Celebrating a trailblazer: One of the first Black surgeons to teach at Bowman Gray honored

Editor's note: This story was originally published on July 20, 2003. During Black History Month, the Journal is looking back at some of the people and places we've written about