Church recalls African Holocaust with series of special events By Todd Luck The Chronicle Maafa is a longstanding tradition at Emmanuel Baptist Church. The annual weeklong slate of events commemorates
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The chair of the Forsyth County Board of Elections is still hoping that East Winston will have four early voting sites come October. Democrat Linda Sutton was on the
Twenty local boys and girls briefly experienced what it’s like to be a Little Brother or Little Sister last Friday. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Forsyth County’s annual Big for
Judge Denise Hartsfield said she doesn’t plan to cut back her jam-packed schedule of public appearances or pull her home telephone number from local directories in the wake of the
Family Blueprints of North Carolina is seeking to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty and teen pregnancy by training young
Freshmen moved onto the Winston-Salem State University campus Saturday. With more than 700 students in the freshman class, move-in day
Last month, blind and visually-impaired young people learned key survival skills in a newly-built school house designed especially for
It was a night of groovy fun and fond memories as former neighbors and old friends came together last Friday
The Carolina Renegades football team is ready to take it all this season. The Renegades is a local non-profit semi-professional
A once trusted medical facility that provided care for generations of African Americans in East Winston has received long overdue
