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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 City-County Planning Board’s Legacy 2030 Comprehensive plan, which involves expansion

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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 to retire “We Shall Overcome” as this country’s pre-eminent Civil

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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 guide says a racist email and photo attributed to her

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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 Update kickoff meeting on Tuesday, March 17 at the Rupert

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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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Dialogue on race needs to be expanded

    Dialogue on race needs to be expanded

(Above: Panelists speak at one of IDR’s discussions on race) The city of Winston-Salem, the Ministers Conference of Winston-Salem and

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Resurrection Sunday services planned

    Resurrection Sunday services planned

As Lenten season ends, Christians prepare for the most glorious day in Christianity. Resurrection Day is when Jesus the Christ

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Habitat of Forsyth Honors Volunteers at Annual Volunteer Celebration

    Habitat of Forsyth Honors Volunteers at Annual Volunteer Celebration

It may have been delayed one week because of bad weather, but Habitat’s Mardi Gras Volunteer Celebration was no less

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Parkland High School girls’ team is on track to be champs again

    Parkland High School girls’ team is on track to be champs again

(Above: Parkland’s Katlin Sherman (light blue) finished third in the 200-meter dash to earn All-America honors at the New Balance Indoor

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We have to fight for our candidates

    We have to fight for our candidates

Ernie Pitt, From the Publisher As we approach the 2016 elections, there is much we need to do and much

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