To the Editor: When neighborhood teachers say they have fewer textbooks and supplies and no assistants to help teach kids this year, believe them. North Carolina children are going back
Editorial
To the Editor: I read with great interest your editorial, “Joines For Mayor.” In the past, some readers criticized the editorials of The Chronicle. Few people, however, can criticize this
The 2013 Winston-Salem mayoral contest is a no-brainer, but some of the City Council primary races call for deep consultation and perhaps a bit of soul-searching. We, at least, had
Dismantling racism To the Editor: Having been involved in local inter-racial bridge-building – through the YWCA, our churches, CHANGE, and the Institute for Dismantling Racism (IDR) – we hope your
Seniors need to know health care facts To the Editor: In just over two months, millions of Americans, some of
The last time Mayor Allen Joines faced opposition at the polls, the Reagans were in the White House. Not really — it
Was anyone shocked by last week’s Reuters/Ipsos’ poll that found that about 40 percent of white Americans have no non-white
Kudos to the Winston-Salem Police Department, the City of Winston-Salem and the National Black Theatre Festival for expertly handling the
Talk of North Carolina’s demise hasn’t been exaggerated – unfortunately. The Tarheel State is the talk of the nation; a General
Theatre has always been considered highbrow. For many, its mere mention still conjures images of women in white gloves and
