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Black Philanthropy Initiative announces Impact Grant recipients during Black Philanthropy Month

    Black Philanthropy Initiative announces Impact Grant recipients during Black  Philanthropy Month

The Black Philanthropy Initiative (BPI) announced that $26,800 in grants has been awarded from the Black Philanthropy Fund’s Impact Grants program. BPI’s Impact Grants are investments in local programs, projects and initiatives that support issues impacting the Black community in Forsyth County.

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Time to ‘give peace a chance’

    Time to ‘give peace a chance’

Time to ‘give peace a chance’

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Free at Last

    Free at Last

State drops case against Ronnie Long, Black man who spent 44 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit

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Initiative assists former offenders to become entrepreneurs

    Initiative assists former offenders to become entrepreneurs

Initiative assists former offenders to become entrepreneurs

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Busta’s Event of the Week: ‘One day, every day will be like this’

  Busta’s Event of the Week: ‘One day, every day will be like this’

Busta’s Event of the Week: ‘One day, every day will be like this’

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Forsyth County Democratic Women to hold drop-off school supplies drive

  Forsyth County Democratic Women to hold drop-off school supplies drive

The Forsyth County Democratic Women will hold a school supplies drive on Saturday, Sept. 5, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., as a contact-less drop-off collection in The Chronicle’s parking lot, 1300 E. Fifth Street. Requested supplies are spiral bound notebooks, loose-leaf paper, pencils, pens, crayons, and face masks.

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Forsyth County Public Library System launches ‘Books, Buttons and Bright Smiles’ project

  Forsyth County Public Library System launches ‘Books, Buttons and Bright Smiles’ project

Forsyth County Public Library System launches ‘Books, Buttons and Bright Smiles’ project

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Enough is enough!

  Enough is enough!

Judge alarmed at surge in violent juvenile crime

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FCSO makes policy changes, prone restraint continues that led to death of John Neville

  FCSO makes policy changes, prone restraint continues that led to death of John Neville

Since the death of John Neville, the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) has made several policy changes, but the prone restraint that led to Neville’s death has not been banned.

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Should you request an absentee ballot? You can change your mind!

  Should you request an absentee ballot? You can change your mind!

As we near Election Day this year, the main question on most seniors’ minds other than who will get our votes, is how we will vote.

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