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Reynolds High School took a step closer to opening its very own sports stadium last week when the school board approved construction plans for a 2,040-seat stadium.
The Business of the Month is Le’ Chateau Bakery on 1200 E. Clemmonsville Road in Winston-Salem.
“Rethinking Philanthropy: An Exploration of Black Communities” was a study commissioned by BPI.
The 136th year of the Dixie Classic Fair came to a close Oct. 7, on Day Two of Gospel Fest
Eliza’s Helping Hands (EHH) held a balloon release in front of The Chronicle’s office on Friday, Oct. 5, in commemoration of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Annette Scippio was chosen by her fellow East Ward Democrats on Sunday to fill the seat that will soon be left vacant by City Council Member Derwin Montgomery.
The New South Community Coalition and the Coalition for Equality in Pubic Education invited candidates running for At-Large and District 2 seats on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education to discuss their visions for the future earlier this week at a forum.
The City of Winston-Salem is considering buying a downtown lot near Business 40 from Salem College for $450,850. The .45
