To help barbers across the state sharpen their skills last month, The Shave Cave Barber Lounge hosted a Barber Skills and Techniques Class. While having a master barber class is common in bigger cities, it had never been done in Winston-Salem. But Anthony Hamby, owner of The Shave Cave Barber Lounge here in Winston-Salem, and Caleb Cranfield, owner of Support The C Barbershop in Salisbury, changed that.
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- Busta’s Organization of the Week: Local organization plans to rebuild Happy Hill community back to its safe and family-oriented roots
- Stacey Abrams comes to W-S to discuss her latest thriller, ‘Rogue Justice,’ hosted by Bookmarks
- Black-owned ice cream shop opens in downtown Winston-Salem
- Busta’s Person of the Week: Hear Our Youth Summit was a serious reality check
- ECSU Chancellor, staff make recruiting stop in W-S
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Busta’s Organization of the Week: Local organization plans to rebuild Happy Hill community back to its safe and family-oriented roots
Stacey Abrams comes to W-S to discuss her latest thriller, ‘Rogue Justice,’ hosted by Bookmarks
After years of being an assistant coach, Mike Russell will finally get his turn as the man in charge as he was recently named head coach of the R.J. Reynolds boys varsity basketball team.
Goler Metropolitan commemorates the 1964 visit of Martin Luther King Jr.
Dream Kreams Artisanal Creamery offers 30 flavors in both dairy and dairy-free options
Busta’s Person of the Week: Hear Our Youth Summit was a serious reality check
As part of their Blueprint for Success Recruiting Tour, staff, students, university leaders, and alumni from Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) made a stop in Winston-Salem a few weeks ago.
Essay contest for 6th-8th graders focuses on what makes their neighborhood special
- Class helps barbers sharpen skills 0
- Busta’s Organization of the Week: Local organization plans to rebuild Happy Hill community back to its safe and family-oriented roots 0
- Stacey Abrams comes to W-S to discuss her latest thriller, ‘Rogue Justice,’ hosted by Bookmarks 0
- Russell takes over for Martin at Reynolds 0
- Goler Metropolitan commemorates the 1964 visit of Martin Luther King Jr. 0
- Black-owned ice cream shop opens in downtown Winston-Salem
- Busta’s Person of the Week: Hear Our Youth Summit was a serious reality check
- ECSU Chancellor, staff make recruiting stop in W-S
- Essay contest for 6th-8th graders focuses on what makes their neighborhood special
- Make memories with your grandkids at the Piedmont Earth Day Fair on April 20
