Winston-Salem nonprofit IFB Solutions, the largest U.S. employer of people who are blind, plans to hire 60 new employees in the coming months.
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The Chronicle’s ‘Day in the Park’ recognizes Community Service Award honorees
When making a list of dominant athletes, names like Tom Brady, Michael Jordan, Serena Williams, and Tiger Woods are just a few that come to mind. If she continues on the path she’s been on for the past two years, soon there will be another athlete that will be associated with dominance: Saleia Stowe.
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For the past two decades Body and Soul has been serving the community from the same location on Trade Street, in the heart of the Arts District.
For a decade Whole Man Ministries’ Housing 4 Our Heroes program has been renovating abandoned houses in order to provide affordable housing for displaced veterans in Winston-Salem. With help from volunteers from Love Out Loud’s Student Camp, earlier this week Whole Man Ministries kicked off their biggest project yet.
A group of individuals with invested interest in the Easton community have started a nonprofit organization to help ensure the continued growth and development of one of Winston-Salem’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods.
There isn’t much NBA Superstar Chris Paul hasn’t accomplished on the basketball court, but now the 12-time All Star and future hall of famer has taken on a new challenge: writing.
In his first book, “Sixty-One: Life Lessons from Papa, On and Off the Court,” which is co-authored by Michael Wilbon, longtime sportswriter and ESPN commentator, Paul talks about that day and how his grandfather helped shape him into the man he is today.
