Cooking Matters (Right) coordinator Felecia Bennett-Giles chops fresh herbs during a recent Cooking Matters session. The class is designed to educate the African-American community on healthy eating. Obesity and poor
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Photos by Judie Holcomb-Pack (Left) “Family” discusses their situation during poverty simulation. By Kim Underwood Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Principal Gary Cone was a 19-year-old single mother who had dropped out
By Cash Michaels For the Chronicle When dozens of black ministers met with controversial tycoon and leading Republican candidate Donald Trump last week – a group the Trump campaign expected
Above: Attorney Bryan C. Thompson By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle A prominent Winston-Salem attorney who routinely serves as an estate guardian and public administrator through the Forsyth Clerk of
To the Editor: From the beginning, the North Carolina Black Repertory Company (NCBRC) has used theatre to give back to
Carol Wilson of the Circles Program, left, introduces two participants – Crishanna Cannon, left, and Denise Terry – at The
Fluellen BY TEVIN STINSON FOR THE CHRONICLE The True Elite mentoring program has joined forces with the social work program
Emory and Gordon By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Educators in Forsyth County are not happy about the plan of action
Winston-Salem Black Chamber President Randon Pender led the tour of black-owned businesses on Saturday. By Todd Luck The Chronicle Downtown
AP Photo/Seth Wenig Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump, center, talks with reporters while surrounded by a group of African-American religious
