(pictured: King Kenneth Raymond I) Well, don’t look for any of Ken Raymond’s warped perspectives in The Chronicle. King Ken I is not amused and has banished this publication; we
Editorial
As higher education costs continue to increase faster than most consumers’ income, college loan debt has now topped $1.2 trillion. One area where the cost may be too high is
Hundreds of local residents attended Kwanzaa celebrations this week and last week at several venues throughout the city. Folks danced, laughed, fellowshipped and positively reflected on the tumultuous road African
The escalating crisis in South Sudan, a country only constituted in 2011, has brought with it growing concerns that a nation-state formed with such hope may now be on the
There is no rest for the weary as the N.C. NAACP reignites its Moral Monday movement to remind the Republican
Remembering Mandela To the Editor: During my Bishop College days, I first heard of apartheid and the Free Nelson Mandela
(pictured above: Forsyth County Elections Director Rob Coffman) A change.org petition has been started to support Forsyth County Elections Director
(pictured above: “Ebony and Ivy” book author and MIT history professor, Craig Steven Wilder) Seven score and 10 years ago, in 1863,
Art Pope’s indignation over NAACP-led pickets of his chain of discount stores is chuckle-worthy. The conservative firebrand has been a
Rams The season has ended for the Winston-Salem State Rams. The football squad’s NCAA DII championship quest fizzled out Saturday
