Black congressional members are outraged, and say the White House owes apologies to the dead soldier’s family, the congresswoman and the nation.
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Construction on the Peters Creek Parkway and Business 40 interchanges starts Monday, Oct. 23, and will result in several lane closures. Motorists can expect: *The inside lane going in both
Have an idea for a book and don’t know where to get started? Have a book and don’t know how to get it published? Or do you question how to
Forsyth BOE begins early general election voting The absence of a State Board of Elections (BOE) is causing a delay in Forsyth County getting new voting machines that may affect
By Bridget Elam, For The Chronicle What is philanthropy? Generally, people consider philanthropy as an act by a wealthy person to
The Winston-Salem City Council approved a grant for more firefighters and a zoning request from Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic during its Monday,
Busta’s Person of the Week By Busta Brown “I was in prayer, and the Lord said, ‘Go to the mountain,’
At last week’s 74th Annual N.C. NAACP Convention in Raleigh, legal activists fighting against illegal North Carolina voting laws and
The Winston-Salem City Council will vote Monday on a controversial grant to hire more firefighters. The matter was continued from
The N.C. NAACP elected a new president last weekend to touts, “I’m woke, and I ain’t skerd,” letting advocates and adversaries alike know that just because Bishop Dr. William J. Barber II has finished his 12-year tenure as leader, doesn’t mean the state’s oldest civil rights organization will cease it’s aggressive battle for freedom, justice and equality.
