Carver, West Forsyth take home titles in David Lash/Chronicle Tournament
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After all the presents were opened, all the holiday dinners were eaten, and other gatherings were over last week, hundreds flocked to Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy and Carver High School for
Shirley McCall Fennell, 76, a revered icon in the civil rights movement, a staunch advocate for equality, and a beloved figure in the Winston-Salem community, passed away on Dec. 23 at Forsyth Medical Center.
Another January is upon us and the famous sentence, “New Year, New Me,” is being said by countless people.
Bringing the youth into the spotlight was a major focus of the citywide Kwanzaa week in Winston-Salem that ran from Dec. 26 – Jan. 1.
Kwanzaa was created out of the philosophy of Kawaida, which is a cultural nationalist philosophy that argues that the key challenge in Black peoples’ lives is the challenge of culture and that what Africans must do is to discover and bring forth the best of their culture, both ancient and current, and use it as a foundation to bring into being models of human excellence and possibilities to enrich and expand our lives.
For the first time since its founding, Triad Cultural Arts, Inc. has named a new executive director, Winston-Salem native, Abrea Armstrong.
The North Carolina Association of Educators endorses Maurice “Mo” Green for NC Superintendent of Public Instruction
The future of local high school basketball will be on full display next week during the 2023 David Lash/Chronicle Tournament. The tournament, featuring some of the best JV (junior varsity) teams in the area, will be held Dec. 27-29 at Carver High School and Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy.
Calvin McRae named ACCE 2023 Forty under 40
