WQMG Community Focus

In depth conversation for Authors, Caterers, Entrepreneurs and Speakers Expo also know as ACES and is a part of the PLUG In event to be featured in 2023 with one of it's host Audretta Hall.

Engaging conversation with the Family Recruitment Specialist who explains what Foster Care is and why children are in foster care as well as the need is very urgent in all 100 Counties of North Carolina.

A retuning member of the Community Focus Radio Family further discusses and provides insight on the differences between Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia, the different levels of Dementia, its causes and what segment of the population is at high risk.

Very engaging conversation with Workforce Development's Joel Leonard and his latest initiative- taking a mobile makerspace to rural and underserved communities with the goal of reaching people who may never consider attending a community college or going into manufacturing. Also joined by Punch4PoundsKids with Steven Matthews and Kameo Parks- developing today's youth for tomorrow's leaders.

In depth conversation for Authors, Caterers, Entrepreneurs and Speakers Expo also know as ACES and is a part of the PLUG In event to be featured in 2023 with one of it's host Audretta Hall.

Great conversation on the opening of a Content Curation Studio and community event called Give It To The People that spotlights in helping small businesses put on workshops, training, retreats, and Micro Gatherings. The event is free and open to the public with registration.

A nonprofit organization that focuses on working with the community at large to increase opportunities and resources among women and children to expand their knowledge of the culinary field.

Engaging conversation with the Memory Connections Project Coordinator and the many services that Senior Services provides- a nonprofit organization that helps older adults remain at home, living with dignity and aging with purpose through a variety of supportive programs and services.

Through planned, consistent, and ongoing interactive activities and atypical instruction with evaluations, the hope is to improve educational, developmental, and behavioral outcomes for at-risk, socially-economically disadvantaged school-age students.

Delta Fine Arts, Incorporated along with Winston-Salem State University presents the Fernando Jones' International Blues Camp North Carolina for beginner, intermediate and advanced High School Student Musicians with all instruments welcome and a camp free of charge for student musicians between the ages of 12 to 18.