While making a splash in the fashion industry, a locally owned, and operated streetwear company is also shining a light on mental health issues that plague communities across the country
Business and Careers
Special to The Chronicle CHAPEL HILL, NC – On Sept. 15, Patrice Toney, Budget and Evaluation director for the city of Winston-Salem, successfully completed the Leading for Results program at the
Nelson Mullins attorneys from Charlotte, Raleigh, and Columbia, S.C., joined their colleagues in Winston-Salem on Saturday, Oct. 21, to provide free wills for 32 Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County clients.
Residential construction in Forsyth County set a 10-year quarterly high with $125 million in permit value.
Gerald Hutson, the owner of Bus Stop Barber Shop, has been cutting hair for more than 70 years.
Last weekend the Urban League took a moment to reflect on past accomplishments and recognize others in the community who make Winston-Salem a better place.
Long before there was an Innovation Quarter, that area of downtown was the thriving heart of the black community along Depot Street.
By Bridget Elam, For The Chronicle What is philanthropy? Generally, people consider philanthropy as an act by a wealthy person to
Alan Shelton’s dream of creating a space where artists, designers and entrepreneurs can make ideas come to life will soon be a reality.
By Bridget Elam, For The Chronicle Winston Salem’s oldest community newspaper will have a new address. That’s right, as of
