The soulful sounds of Winston-Salem State University’s Red Sea of Sound led the way during the 2017 Homecoming Parade.
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Residential construction in Forsyth County set a 10-year quarterly high with $125 million in permit value.
Last week thousands of alumni returned to the city to celebrate the legacy of WSSU during Homecoming. And on Thursday, Oct. 26, the Department of Education celebrated 125 years of excellence. During the Educators Endured, Enriched and Embodied Excellence Luncheon
On Nov. 30, Piggott will hang up his whistle and keys and retire as senior supervisor of the Carl H. Russell Sr. Community Center.
Not many events during WSSU’s Homecoming were as elegant as the Nurses Gala and Awards ceremony held at the Anderson Center on Thursday Oct. 26.
Following the stage production of “The Legend of Buster Neal”, more than three dozen men sat down to discuss the issues facing young black men.
Last week on Oct. 17, Sen. Bill Rabon (R-New Hanover) filed SB 698, a Constitutional Amendment titled “Increase Voter Accountability of Judges”.
Last week, Wake Forest held the “Rethinking Community Conference”. In addition to sports the event featured other timely discussions on several topics.
This week Busta sat down with Dr. Virginia K. Newell who is 100 years old, and has educated five generations.
To see our interview, go to the Winstonsalem Chronicle YouTube channel. Puccinni Roseboro is using his gift to pay it forward to The Cancer Services.
