MARTINSVILLE, VA – Piedmont Arts will celebrate Black History Month throughout February with free family-friendly events honoring the contributions of African American artists, authors and storytellers to American culture. “We are
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With Black History Month now upon us, people are celebrating the month in all types of unique ways. The clients of Friendly People That Care (FPTC) decided to show their
Several local businesses represent three generations of entrepreneurship in one family.
Editor’s Note:Scott Plaster, Atkins English and School Publications Teacher; and Atkins students Nosha Wilson, Kaylin Carpenter, and Ally Moore wrote the story below. During the creation of this feature, its
The Drama Ministry of Union Baptist Church is shown. On Sunday, Feb. 26, as part of Black History Month, the
The students in Coleen Johnson’s third-grade class at the Downtown School went to work when they saw The Chronicle’s Black
Ben Chavis Guest Columnist The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. routinely would remind those of us who worked for
BY DONNA ROGERS THE CHRONICLE For five years, TerCraig Edwards, director of the Mazie S. Woodruff Center, and others kicked
BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE People have come to celebrate Black History Month in new and unique ways. The students
Photo by Ashlea Jones BY ASHLEA JONES FOR THE CHRONICLE A showcase featured recitals and enactments of African culture and
