Busta’s Person of the Week By Busta Brown “Back in the 1800s, after slavery, there was no health care for African-Americans. As more job more opportunity came about in Winston,
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Discussion about access to weapons, mental health is needed To the Editor: Our hearts and spirits are challenged again with innocent citizens being the victims of unimaginable violence. The root
City Manager Lee Garrity announced the appointment of Marla Y. Newman as Winston-Salem’s next community development director. Newman will assume her duties Dec. 1 at the conclusion of the service
“What you do today matters and influences your future. Don’t wait to start building your foundation for success,” counsels Telisa Toliver, vice president for Chevron Pipe Line Company during an
New Winston Museum’s Fall 2017 Salon Series, “Lost, Found, and Transformed: Our Storied Places in African-American History” concludes this month
Oct. 29 was World Stroke Day, but every day we all need to remember to think F.A.S.T. The American Heart
The latest news from the federal courts about the unconstitutional racially gerrymandered General Assembly districts and the response to it
If you want a hot topic to debate and gather some opinions about it, I have an issue for you.
On Sept. 23, the Chi Chi Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority Inc. celebrated 39 years of existence. The professional
Special to The Chronicle CHAPEL HILL, NC – On Sept. 15, Patrice Toney, Budget and Evaluation director for the city of
