Last weekend the Chris Paul Family Foundation, the Winston-Salem Dash, and Truist Financial came together to provide food for 400 families for the holidays.
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- Chris Paul Family Foundation, W-S Dash, Truist partner to feed 400 families
- Smitty’s Notes celebrates 25th anniversary
- The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Meet Winston-Salem’s own ‘Mr. Fix It,’ Julian Martin
- Yellow Jackets and Griffin part ways (Part 1)
- New sports complex looks to ‘turn good players into great ones’
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In the summer of 1997 Winston-Salem native Jeff Smith sent out an email to about a dozen of his friends with a list of things to do around the city. That email was the start of the Smithy’s Notes, the city’s go-to source to find out about what’s going on in the area
The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Meet Winston-Salem’s own ‘Mr. Fix It,’ Julian Martin
Yellow Jackets and Griffin part ways (Part 1)
For young athletes in the Triad area, if you’re in need of training or a facility to help you to improve your skills, the Grindhouse Sportsplex, 2738 Farmall St., Winston-Salem, might be the place for you.
WS/FCS Board of Education passes sustainability resolution
Three years ago, Courtney James and her husband, Gregory, drafted a plan for a business that would help fill the gap for workers who depend on the city’s inadequate bus system, the Winston-Salem Transit Authority (WSTA), to get to their jobs. Now their business is thriving, helping its patrons climb the ladder to upward economic mobility.
Commentary: Voters make an important down payment on Democracy’s future
Commentary: Trouble on college campuses is happening way too often these days
- Chris Paul Family Foundation, W-S Dash, Truist partner to feed 400 families
- Smitty’s Notes celebrates 25th anniversary
- The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Meet Winston-Salem’s own ‘Mr. Fix It,’ Julian Martin
- Yellow Jackets and Griffin part ways (Part 1)
- New sports complex looks to ‘turn good players into great ones’
- WS/FCS Board of Education passes sustainability resolution
- We need more innovative transportation programs like this one
- Commentary: Voters make an important down payment on Democracy’s future
- Commentary: Trouble on college campuses is happening way too often these days
- Middleton heads back to alma mater
