Whole Man Ministries (WMM) has renovated several houses around the city for use by homeless veterans. After almost a year, their current project is almost complete for another veteran to call home.
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Thanks to the staff at the Reynolda House and support from other organizations, locals will have an opportunity to learn more about Brathwaite and explore some of his work. Black is Beautiful: The Photography of Kwame Brathwaite, an exhibit that focuses on Brathwaite’s work during the second Harlem Renaissance, is on view at the Reynolda House Museum of American Art until May 8.
Iconic Reynolda House offers free admission through Museums for All program
Fears of an explosion forced local firefighters and thousands of residents to evacuate the area on Monday night, after a fire broke out at the Winston Weaver Company fertilizer plant located on Cherry Street.
A few years ago, the United Way of Forsyth County unveiled their plan to help revitalize several neighborhoods in the eastern portion of the city with several community partners. Their initiative, “Place Matters,” has a goal to positively impact the community by attacking issues plaguing these selected areas, such as under/unemployment, education, housing and healthy living.
Atkins’ girls jump to 3A, battle for first place conference crown
The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Come into Achieving Your Wellness and leave feeling amazing!
After three years waiting in limbo for approval from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to sell Crystal Towers, an 11-story public housing unit located on West Sixth Street, HAWS has announced that they will keep Crystal Towers and work with the City of Winston-Salem to make renovations.
Last year, Target launched their HBCU Design Challenge which was a competition where students from Historically Black Colleges & Universities submitted designs for Target’s celebration of Black History Month. One of the challenge winners was Winston-Salem’s own Trajan Baker, who is an architecture student at Hampton University and a graduate of Atkins High School.
Queen Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant to be new addition to annual Freedom Day Celebration
