Now’s the time to advertise in WS Works, the local magazine produced by the Chamber and the Winston-Salem Journal that is dedicated to spotlighting the people, trends, businesses, and innovators that make our unique community grow! The 2017 issue will be our 4th annual edition and will feature a look at what makes our community… Read More »
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AT&T supports WSSU’s Gap Scholarship Fund
AT&T has awarded Winston-Salem State University $26,000 that will provide scholarships to help students stay on track and graduate. The donation will support WSSU’s Gap Scholarship Fund, which helps students who need financial assistance to continue their education. The gift will allow WSSU to award need-based scholarships to about 20 students, ranging from $1,000 to… Read More »
Small Business: 10 Big Mistakes to Avoid in a Crisis
Get tips at a free webinar hosted by SBA and Agility Recovery Small business owners put themselves in financial risk by not being prepared for the inevitable crisis. Failing to properly insure a company from revenue losses that follow operational downtime is a huge mistake, and could force a business to shut down permanently. Learn… Read More »
Employment Law In Focus – November 2016
Recruiting Employees and the FTC/DOJ – Opening the Door to Criminal Liability! So you need to hire some employees, and you want to pay them well, but not more than necessary. You call a friend who works for one of your competitors and ask what her company is paying new hires in these positions. Your… Read More »
Winston-Salem Urban League Joins National Campaign to End Senior Hunger
When it comes to eating a healthy diet, millions of Americans 65 and over face a double whammy: a fixed income, and rising food costs. Nationally, adults aged 65+ have an average annual income of $46,627, and they spend more than $5,500—or nearly 12%—on food. Additionally, this year those who rely on Social Security received just… Read More »
New Book Inspires Spiritual Growth and Helps Sick and Injured Pets
Karen Fullerton, founder and CEO of The Sergei Foundation, announces the release of her book, Sergei’s Eyes: Reflections of Soul Lessons. Published in time for “Giving Tuesday” (the Tuesday after Thanksgiving designated for charitable donations to non-profit organizations), all proceeds benefit The Sergei Foundation’s mission to help sick and injured companion pets received critical veterinary… Read More »