A 25-page report measures how black residents are doing compared with white residents Each year since 1976, the National Urban League has released a report known as the “State of
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For the second time in less than three weeks, hundreds of people gathered outside the local office of Sen. Richard Burr to protest the GOP health care bill. Earlier this
Last weekend residents from the past and present came together to celebrate the city’s first established black community during the 24th annual Happy Hill Reunion. The legacy of Happy Hill,
Less than 24 hours after four people were shot in the 2000 block of Patria Street, more than a dozen people took to the streets to call for an end
Ayers Saint Gross, the design firm hired to create a master plan for a large portion of the East Winston
Last week Faith Unity Missionary Church (FUMC) made a $500 donation to the Richard Watts Scholarship Fund at Winston-Salem Preparatory
Hundreds of people against the effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act gathered outside the local office of Sen. Richard
Winston-Salem Urban League Chairwoman Alison Ashe-Card said the nonprofit will promote social and economic progress despite its budget deficit.
The Boston-Thurmond celebration kicked with a groundbreaking on the $1.1 million Hydroponics Aquaponics Urban Farming Center located near Kimberley Park.
Chronicle Sports Reporter Timothy Ramsey gives his thoughts on NBA “Super Teams” and their impact on basketball.
