Discussions on redeveloping the four-acre property into a 60-unit apartment building have been going on for a few years.
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With recent investments in infrastructure and attractions that draw people from across the city and Forsyth County, the city’s best kept secret just may be the Southeast Ward.
Last Saturday the B-Positive Movement, a local non-profit designed to help young people reach their full potential, invited more than a dozen men and young boys to grab their fishing poles and enjoy a day on the lake during the Fathers’ and Sons’ Great Catch Fishing Experience.
Francesca “Fancy” Adams is living her dream of becoming a professional bodybuilder.
Earlier this week, North Carolina State Rep. Derwin L. Montgomery filed three bills aimed at helping those with little means in N.C. HB 906, HB 907 and HB 909 are directed toward changing policy to help individuals struggling economically in N.C.
For some, volunteering is a duty; but for others it’s a calling. Those who are called to volunteer often go above and beyond to help further a cause or organization. We have one such volunteer at The Chronicle in Judie Holcomb-Pack.
Last week several elected officials partnered with the Wake Forest Law Pro Bono Project and local attorneys to host an expungement clinic at the Forsyth County Hall of Justice.
The Twin City Fashion Week was in full swing April 18-20 at the Millennium Center.
Shonta Fleming named assistant director of Samaritan Ministries
Busta’s Person of the Week: He’s the heartbeat of Frankie Beverly and Maze
