After months of conducting community surveys, creating candidate profiles, and interviewing candidates from across the country, the City of Winston-Salem has narrowed down their search for the next chief of the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) to four candidates.
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- City narrows search for police chief to four candidates
- Despite public outcry, City Council approves changes to meeting times
- LEAD Girls of NC appoints new directors, Shonette Lewis named as LEAD facilitator
- The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Local pastor opens conference center in memory of her father
- A prophecy and a passion for health
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Despite hearing concerns from citizens for weeks, the Winston-Salem City Council voted to change meeting times for city council meetings and committee meetings. During the meeting on Jan. 17, the council voted 6-1 to change city council meeting times to 6 p.m. For more than a decade meetings have been held at 7 p.m.; before that meetings were held at 7:30 p.m.
LEAD Girls of NC appoints new directors, Shonette Lewis named as LEAD facilitator
The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Local pastor opens conference center in memory of her father
A prophecy to “Keep on Running” received by Dr. Charolette Leach, First Lady of Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church in Winston-Salem, over 35 years ago revealed her passion and calling to promote health. To this day, God still speaks to her while she runs. Her master’s degree in exercise science and a personal focus on health have helped her to bring this prophecy and passion to life in Winston-Salem.
Age-Friendly Forsyth moves to nonprofit status, hires John Lee as executive director
Looking for a volunteer opportunity? This may be just what you’re looking for!
40+ Stage Company to present ‘A Raisin in the Sun’
- City narrows search for police chief to four candidates
- Despite public outcry, City Council approves changes to meeting times
- LEAD Girls of NC appoints new directors, Shonette Lewis named as LEAD facilitator
- The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Local pastor opens conference center in memory of her father
- A prophecy and a passion for health
- Who’s next to change the game?
- Age-Friendly Forsyth moves to nonprofit status, hires John Lee as executive director
- Looking for a volunteer opportunity? This may be just what you’re looking for!
- 40+ Stage Company to present ‘A Raisin in the Sun’
- Healthy resolutions for the New Year: Put prevention at the top of your list
