By Jim Clingman Guest Columnist For the past 50 years, most of our conversations and efforts have been centered on politics. Reminiscent of the Reconstruction Era, when Blacks occupied political
House, Senate leaders seek to void private property veto To the Editor: North Carolina House and Senate leaders responded Friday, May 29, to Gov. Pat McCrory’s veto of HB-405: Property
In photo above: Isaac “Ike” Howard (File photo) By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle After months of uncertainty, the winners of the elections held by the Winston-Salem Chapter of the National
In photo above: Built in 1962, Forsyth’s Youth Center is one of 14 juvenile detention centers in the state. (Photo by Todd Luck) Within the next few months, Forsyth County’s
In photo above: The Salvation Army wants to move its Center of Hope homeless shelter to a building at 939
Special to The Chronicle Erica Fields, a senior at Robert B. Glen High School, was crowned Miss Jabberwock 2015 at
In photo above: The City of Winston-Salem provides an inside look at its new crime lab. (Photo provided by City
In photo above: CSEP Director Patricia Sadler welcomes the 200 seniors who are participants in the program designed to provide
By EMERY P. DALESIO Associated Press CHAPEL HILL – Trustees at the country’s oldest public university decided Thursday, May 28,
In photo above: The Winston-Salem Branch of the NAACP held its elections in its headquarters, seen here. (File photo.) The
