As I end my long “80-year” tenure in the newspaper business (that’s what it seems like) even though it’s been only 43 years, I must say, as I usually do,
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As Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines’ Poverty Thought Force released its 56-page report, a measure on poverty apparently was taking shape in the N.C. House. A bill to create a statewide
Photo by Tevin Stinson BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE Last week local college students sat down with law enforcement officers to openly discuss ways to build trust on campus and
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Larry D. Hall, the newly appointed secretary of the North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa Inc. 69th Xinos/Kudos Youth Leadership Conference convened at the
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Chef Michael Lalor of Hospice & Palliative CareCenter wowed the judges with his homemade pastrami plate
BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER FOR THE CHRONICLE It never is. There’s no magic wand to change the things that’ve been on
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The city’s annual observance of Fair Housing Month began Thursday, April 6, when Mayor Allen Joines
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Bethesda Center All Stars, formerly known as Take the Lead Winston-Salem, officially kicked off this year’s
