Special to The Chronicle “Labor of Love: The Healing Build,” a short documentary about grieving individuals coming together to build a Habitat for Humanity house for a family in Winston-Salem,
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Photo by Tevin Stinson Members of the WSPFFA help a young preschooler select her favorite color coat during the Coats For Kids Project on Saturday, Dec. 19. By Tevin Stinson
Rev. Omar. Dykes Pasto,r at St. John’s C.M.E. Church Special to The Chronicle Rev. Omar Dykes, pastor of St. John’s C.M.E. Church, located at 350 NW Crawford Place, will address
Photo by Tevin Stinson A volunteer from Flow Chevrolet helps two local children shop for toys during the Toys R Us gift card giveaway event on Wednesday, Dec. 16. By
Photo by Tevin Stinson A member of the Carolina Cruisers motorcycle club helps a lucky young man pick out the
President Barack Obama speaks. By Janelle Berry Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – Ask Americans what the Emancipation Proclamation is
NAACP President Rev. William Barber By Cash Michaels For the Chronicle The NC NAACP, NNPA and African-American newspapers associated with
The Nation N.C. Supreme Court building By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle Those in the social activist movement got a
Photo by Tevin Stinson Darryl Williams, father of Travis Page, holds a sign that reads “Honk 4 Justice” during a
Photo by Todd Luck One of the many Winston-Salem Transit Authority bus stops throughout the city. WSTA will be changing
