Chronicle Staff Report Winston-Salem Industries for the Blind and its A Brighter Path Foundation will host their premier fundraising event, “After Dark,” on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 6:30 p.m. Now
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Rashad Butler of Carver fosters no illusions about what it will take for him to excel in his first season of varsity football. He fully understands that it won’t be
Special to The Chronicle The Winston-Salem State University C.E. “Big House” Gaines Hall of Fame will induct eight individuals and the 1977 CIAA championship-winning football team on Friday, Nov. 8
Special to The Chronicle The Little Bethlehem Christian Church of Eden has selected Winston-Salem’s Rev. Byron L. Battle Sr. as its new pastor. Battle, who is the church’s 15th senior
Devotional Reading: Matthew 6:25-34 Lesson Scripture: Psalm 104:5-9, 24-30 Lesson Aims: To recognize God as the Creator; to acknowledge His
To the Editor: Winston-Salem faces the most challenging economic crisis of a lifetime. We are called to create a vision
To the Editor: When neighborhood teachers say they have fewer textbooks and supplies and no assistants to help teach kids
To the Editor: I read with great interest your editorial, “Joines For Mayor.” In the past, some readers criticized the
The Shepherd’s Center celebrated responding to its 25,000th request for transportation assistance on Thursday, Aug. 15. To mark this significant
Diggs Memorial Church had record-breaking attendance at its recent Vacation Bible School. Up to 112 people, from ages 2 to
