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Kimberly Park Holiness celebrates 96th anniversary

    Kimberly Park Holiness celebrates 96th anniversary

Special to The Chronicle Services celebrating its 96th anniversary are set for Kimberly Park Holiness Church on Sunday, April 19. At 11 a.m. Kimberly Park’s ministerial staff members are scheduled

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Helping others can help our economy, too

    Helping others can help our economy, too

(Above: Photo by Donna Rogers- Visitors look at the wall of donors at the new Samaritan Ministries building on Sunday, April 12.) Samaritan Ministries opened its new building to the public

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

(Above: Ken Spaulding) Where is leadership from Roy Cooper? To the Editor: Where was the chief law enforcement officer of this state, Attorney General Roy Cooper, before the North Charleston [S.C.]

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Sharpton praises response to fatal SC police shooting

    Sharpton praises response to fatal SC police shooting

(Above: AP Photo/David Goldman- Angela Caraway, of Raleigh, N.C., looks up during a moment of prayer during a vigil at the scene where Walter Scott was fatally shot by a white

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Pastor to celebrate 36 years at Mt. Olive Baptist Church

    Pastor to celebrate 36 years at  Mt. Olive Baptist Church

(Above: Dr. Charles E. and Eula Harlee Gray) Dr. Charles E. Gray, pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church, will celebrate his

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Editorial: Don’t confuse official talk with action

    Editorial: Don’t confuse official talk  with action

Employees with the City-County Planning Board of Forsyth County and Winston-Salem have been conducting planning meeting sessions to update the

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Thanks for Awards and ‘Fight The Power’

    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Thanks for Awards and ‘Fight The Power’

New song for new time? To the Editor: With recent demonstrative protests occurring in Ferguson, NYC and Selma, is it time

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Racism a lingering problem among collegiate millennials

    Racism a lingering problem among collegiate millennials

KIMBERLY HEFLING and JESSE J. HOLLAND, Associated Press COLLEGE PARK, Md.— Kayla Tarrant loves the University of Maryland. But the campus tour

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Winston-Salem planners ask East-Northeast planning area residents to help with growth

    Winston-Salem planners ask East-Northeast planning area residents to help with growth

(Above: Photos by Erin Mizelle for The Chronicle- Michael Banner reveals his group’s list of concerns at the East-Northeast Area Plan

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$2.2 million grant to help Early Head Start program form in Forsyth County

    $2.2 million grant to help Early Head Start program form in Forsyth County

(Above: Photos by Erin Mizelle for The Chronicle- Bob Feikema, center, President and CEO of Family Services, visits with the 3-year-old

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