(pictured above: Tonia Walker (second from left) celebrates with her husband, children and other loved ones.) Newly-appointed Winston-Salem State Athletic Director Tonia Walker has hit the ground running. The 43-year-old
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City residents were afforded an up close and personal look at race relations through the eyes of a white woman born in Depression-era Winston-Salem earlier this month. Dorothy Hampton Marcus,
WSSU student pushing for unique business venture to take off (pictured above: Ram Connect founder Chinaemeze Kelsey Okoro (center) with Quentin Slade (left) and Kyle Brown.) As Greensboro native Chinaemeze
(pictured above: James Gist poses with some of his research.) City native James Gist is an addict. His vice? Genealogy. “It’s fun. You have to play detective sometimes, but that’s okay,”
(pictured above: Lakeisha Braxton (left) and State Rep. Evelyn Terry (right) pose with Luis Caraballo, Juanita Ramsey, Jelisa Workman and Carmen
Conference draws gardening enthusiasts from across the state (pictured above: Pearl Norman shows off the carnivorous plants she had available for
Tomorrow, I will complete my tenure as a reporter for The Winston-Salem Chronicle, and close out a chapter in my
(pictured above: Stacey Rubain (second from right) poses with supporters and friends (from left): Justin Hurie, Renu Syal, Bryan Mosley and
(Ron Travis with Beverly Emory at Carver last year.) School officials say a new Carver High School principal could be
WFU holds first LGBTQ graduation (pictured above: J. Robby Gregg addresses attendees.) Wake Forest University held its first Lavender Graduation on
