By Debra Terry Stephens Special to The Chronicle The first Sunday of Gospel Fest 2018 was another smashing success, and gospel music saturated the air with the ministries of the
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Sen. Phil Berger, president pro tempore, in a statement reports that the Republican-dominated North Carolina General Assembly on Tuesday, Oct. 2, passed expedited, bipartisan legislation to address Hurricane Florence-related problems
First-time moms get care they need in Forsyth County To the Editor: When Twymitchellyn found out she was pregnant, she wasn’t sure how to react. “I was scared, nervous, basically, every emotion
Emmanuel Baptist Church’s Christian Convocation will be on Saturday, Oct. 6 at 9 a.m. with the Rev. Dr. Obery Hendricks as the guest speaker. A continental breakfast will be served
Special to The Chronicle GREENSBORO – A higher education development professional with expertise in financial advising, philanthropic management and fundraising
By Carolyn Highsmith Special to The Chronicle On Tuesday, Sept. 25, three neighborhood associations in South Winston-Salem (Easton, Konnoak Hills
By James B. Ewers Jr. There are a lot of people out here who have won individual and team championships.
The Big 4 Alumni Association of Forsyth County Inc. serves the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County community with a vision to reunite alumni
By Alexandria Sirota While we await the estimates of the full economic impact of Hurricane Florence – a number likely
Salem Academy and College has been awarded a $2 million matching grant from the BB&T Charitable Fund in support for
