Rising cable news star Melissa Harris-Perry returned to her alma mater Monday. Harris-Perry, whose eponymous show airs on MSNBC’s Saturday and Sunday morning lineups, spoke to Wake Forest University freshmen
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Salvation Army resident Ella Crosby has only been homeless for 30 days, but the city native said her month on the streets has given her a strong sense of perspective.
Though Hispanics make up nearly 15 percent of Winston-Salem’s total population (according to recent Census figures), Mexican-American David Navarro says faces like his are few and far between in the
Church takes over popular outdoor downtown venue By Layla Garms The Chronicle Members of Mount Sinai Full Gospel Deliverance Center turned Winston Square Park into an outdoor church Friday evening.
For 23 years, Dorothy Brown’s home has been her pride and joy. “I really wanted a place to call my
Now that the City of Winston-Salem is finally about to reclaim the old Union Station building, leaders at Winston-Salem State
By Layla Garms The Chronicle Wake Forest University has opened its doors for more than 1,200 new Demon Deacons. The
Dozens of local folks “caught the spirit” last week during an exercise session led by Precious Quire-McCloud at the
A donation from Food Lion came right on time last week for Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North
WSSU alum is achieving new heights, and looking good while doing it Winston-Salem State University alumnus Donald Cureton Jr. is
