Chancellor speaks at The Chronicle’s 30th banquet honoring servants in the community Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) has a lot of good things going on, and will continue to thrive despite
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Because of their outstanding community service, the Rev. Dr. Nathan Edward Scovens, pastor of Galilee Missionary Baptist Church, and Randon Blackmon Pender, president and a charter member of the Winston
(Photos by Donna Rogers– Charity Wagner, a senior at Parkland High School, asks about shoes to go with prom dresses she likes. She’ll try them on later. Her mother, Carla Fulton,
(Above: Photos by Donna Rogers- Rev. Dr. Sir Walter Mack Jr. speaks.) A family came from Randleman, about 40 miles away, to learn about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during
MLK Breakfast to tackle timely themes Is racism America’s Berlin Wall? Ernie Pitt, publisher of The Chronicle, is presenting this question
In photo: Stuart Scott on the “SportsCenter” set in 2000. ESPN Photo by Rich Arden Reynolds High School had been
Happy New Year! Thank you for viewing The Chronicle online. As you begin 2015, we invite you to purchase a
The Associated Press RALEIGH (AP) — The slate of laws taking effect in North Carolina with the new year includes
(pictured above: Donald Reaves stands in the heart of WSSU’s campus.) It was a long time coming, but Donald Julian
(pictured above: Denise Scott-Johnson chats with her former supervisor, Nick Jamison.) The event began with hugs, well-wishes and food and ended
