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Established in 1974, The Chronicle is Winston-Salem’s oldest and well-respected community newspaper.

Published each Thursday, the local weekly reaches an audited circulation of 7,000 people.

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Administration

James Taylor, Jr.

Publisher/Managing Editor

p: 336-722-8624
e: jtaylorjr@nullwschronicle.com

Paulette Lewis Moore

Paulette Lewis Moore

Administrative Assistant

p: 336-722-8624 Ext 100
e: plewis@nullwschronicle.com

Business Office

Deanna Taylor

Office Manager

p: 336-722-8624 Ext 101
e: office@nullwschronicle.com

Newsroom

Bridget Elam

Associate Editor

p: 336-722-8624 Ext 108
e: news@nullwschronicle.com

Tevin Stinson

Senior Reporter

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e: tstinson@nullwschronicle.com

Timothy Ramsey

Sports Editor/Religion

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e: sports@nullwschronicle.com

Advertising

Shayna Smith

Advertising Manager

p: 336-722-8624 Ext 113
e: ssmith@nullwschronicle.com

Production

Gregg Penn

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Judie Holcomb-Pack

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Lexington native to be sworn in as Commander of 343rd Reconnaissance Squadron On May 26, just a few days before Memorial Day, North Carolina native Lieutenant Colonel Dominic Gaskin will take command of the 343rd Reconnaissance Squadron. ...
St. Philips Moravian celebrates Freedom Day and 200th anniversary On May 21, 1865, over 800 enslaved people in the Village of Salem gathered at St. Philips to hear an announcement that would change their lives. On that day, General Orders No. 32 were read to the congregation which proclaimed that all enslaved people were free. ...
Old Salem exhibit honors Mel White’s research, history of Happy Hill The history of Happy Hill, the first African American neighborhood in present day Winston-Salem, dates back more than 150 years, and to honor that history Old Salem has opened an exhibit that includes rare photos, stories, interviews, current research and memories of Happy Hill titled “Selections from Across the Creek.”...
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West Forsyth finds their new leader for boys basketball The West Forsyth Titans didn’t have to look far for their new boys basketball head coach. Former Atkins head coach Marlon Brim was introduced as the new head coach last week during a press conference....

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