Members of the East/Northeast Neighborhood Association and more than a dozen other community advocates sat down with Mayor Allen Joines last week to voice their concerns with the 2018 Bond Proposal.
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The Burger King on Martin Luther King Drive will continue to be shuttered as the City Council delayed its rezoning until August. During an April 2 meeting, the council voted
27 receive awards at 33rd Annual Community Service Awards Banquet.
A local group has asked Forsyth County to join the Ban the Box fair chance hiring movement by removing its question on prior convictions from job applications.
Despite rain, sleet, and snow, more than 1,000 people gathered downtown last Saturday to stand in solidarity with the students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Former Reynolds Chief Human Resources Officer Lisa Caldwell retired from her dream job this month, after more than three decades of making a difference at the company and in the community.
The City Council unanimously voted to give a one-year $230,000 contract to Wildfire LLC for advertising and marketing the fair.
Here are synopses of the individuals, businesses and groups honored at The Chronicle’s 33rd Annual Community Service Awards Banquet held at The Benton on Saturday, March 24.
There are more high poverty schools, containing more poor children of color, across North Carolina now, resulting in an alarming
Last week, the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) released a video asking the community to help bring those responsible for the
