Participants at local Freedom Schools join National Day of Social Action Every day in North Carolina more than 600,000 children go without eating a proper meal. Last week children across
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When Rev. Alvin Carlisle took the reins of the Winston-Salem NAACP Branch late last year, he vowed to build a relationship between the organization and the community it serves. And
2017 National Black Theatre Festival comes next week With the countdown until the 2017 National Black Theatre Festival (NBTF) set at four days, the North Carolina Black Repertory Company (NCBRC),
One week after The Chronicle unveiled the findings in the “State of Black Winston-Salem” report compiled by local Urban League CEO James Perry, the organization’s Young Professionals branch invited the
The Winston-Salem area is gearing up for visitors who will be attending the National Black Theatre Festival (NBTF). The festival,
Last weekend, members of the Bivouac Lodge No. 503, and the N.C. 30th District Prince Hall Masons hosted the 4th
Camden Myers is not your average 8-year-old boy. Although he enjoys playing with his siblings, going to the movies, and
Last month, the North Carolina General Assembly appointed two new members to the Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) Board of Trustees:
Following in the theme of the Summer Reading Program offered at the Carver School Road Library Branch, “Building A Better
Students from elementary schools across the county are getting a taste of the college life this summer thanks to Wake
