Photo by Donna Rogers Attendees listen to Rob Lang, assistant U.S. attorney for the middle district of North Carolina, as he speaks to attendees of the Community Awareness Networking Conference
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The Nation N.C. Supreme Court building By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle Those in the social activist movement got a one-two punch to their cause Dec. 18 when the North
Union Station is a former station that was a automotive repair shop before being purchased by the City. Renovations to turn into a transportation center will begin in 2016. By
Photo by Todd Luck One of the many Winston-Salem Transit Authority bus stops throughout the city. WSTA will be changing its bus routes in 2017. By Todd Luck The Chronicle
By Todd Luck For The Chronicle Voters will have a variety of African-American candidates running for statewide office to choose
Above: Attorney Bryan C. Thompson By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle A police report has been filed against a prominent
By Tevin Stinson For The Chronicle It has been an eventful week for the Winston-Salem Urban League. Less than 24
Above: Travis Page For The Chronicle It has been a week since 31-year-old Travis Page died in the custody of
Above: Third Vice President of The Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity Rev. Alvin Carlisle addresses members of the media during
Photo by Todd Luck Dave Moore shares his thoughts during an icebreaker session at the Trust Talk last week. By
