While students and parents get ready to go back to school, members of the community are helping out. Back-to-school giveaways abound. But one member of the community is thinking as
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SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The Winston-Salem Urban League announces Black & Blue, Community-Police Town Halls. The three town-hall series is designed to allow members of the community, community leaders and
Linda Dark from the Society for the Study of Afro-American History discusses the importance of preserving historical information on Tuesday, Feb. 6 at the Reynolda Manor Branch Library. BY TEVIN
People fellowship at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Saturday, Nov. 21, as the church serves food to the community. By Timothy Ramsey For The Chronicle With the Thanksgiving holiday fast approaching,
(Above: Photos by Chanel Davis- Chief Barry Rountree (right) speaks.) The Winston-Salem Urban League Young Professionals hosted a forum Friday,
(pictured above: English Professor Will Boone speaks with Professors Dawn Tafari (left) and Denise Nation at his sides.) “Is this
Dr. Joe L. Dudley Sr. roused the audience at Quality Education Academy’s 13th annual Legacy Ball on Saturday, Nov. 8.
(pictured above: Volunteers treat hundreds of patients.) Hundreds of people braved the cold and endured an hourslong wait to have
(pictured above: The walkers begin their trek through Tanglewood Park.) By Wednesday, Nov. 19, the American Heart Association hopes to
In the years to come, the Wake Forest Innovation Quarter will develop the area that was the Belews Street community,
