We Are 40 It was 40 years ago this month that The Chronicle made its debut. The year 1974 was a banner time for headline-grabbing stories. Hank Aaron broke and
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The Reverend Dr. Darryl Aaron, our pastor at First Baptist Church, Highland Avenue, is black. He and his family live about two blocks from our family, in a neighborhood that
By Bev Hamel Call it a neuropsychological thing, but the truth is our possessions pleasure us. The fact is that most human beings delight in being pack rats. We become
(pictured above: Participants pray during the recent event.) The Fifth Annual Ladies on the Lawn drew 102 attendees to the Specialty Park Event Center on July 26. The theme was “Rain
State Rep. Ed Hanes Jr. has announced an agreement with The UPS Stores of the Triad to provide all teachers
(pictured above: Participants take part in a past Zumbathon.) For the past four years, funds raised from The Enrichment Center’s
(pictured above: Ellis Marsalis with son Jason.) Jazz legend Ellis Marsalis and his 37-year-old son Jason will join forces for a
Located in the middle of what urban planners and city officials consider a “food desert,” the Liberty Street Vendors Market
Jonathan’s Legacy Book Club, a literacy promotion initiative, recently held its first meeting at the Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation
New Chancellor Should Live Near Campus To the Editor: It is of my opinion the next chancellor of Winston-Salem State University
