By Greg Brewer Paul is 92 years old and is slowed significantly by Alzheimer’s disease, but when his 74-year-old home caregiver arrives to get Paul out of bed, bathed
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WTOB 1380 Brings Back the Oldies Baby Boomers were Raised On By Rick Archer Today begins a series of articles about music, the songs, the artists, and the memories
TOBACCO CURING TIME By Nancy M. Hall Sometime before I am fully awake, I am conscious of sounds of activity outside. The mules are pulling the slides along the sandy
By Judie Holcomb-Pack One of the most relaxing ways to spend a summer’s day is fishing. Whether you’re down at your favorite fishin’ hole, fly fishing in a mountain stream,
Special to The Chronicle More than 80 people turned out for a groundbreaking ceremony hosted by Forsyth Tech to celebrate
Above: Hispanic League Executive Director Mary Jo Turner and The Freedom Tree at the Institute for Dismantling Racism Director Rev. Willard
Above: Congresswoman Alma Adams invited members of the WS/FCS School Board, teachers, students and educators to roundtable discussion on Wednesday,
Above: Students from Wake Forest University came out on Tuesday, Aug. 18 to help bring the Kimberly Park Community Garden back
Above: Germane Crowell and Martin Samek Mustangs will host Yellow Jackets in arguably the best rivalry in the city By
Above: A New Orleans family tries to make their way through floodwaters in the downtown area of the Crescent City
