Special to The Chronicle United Way of Forsyth County has awarded $8,821,257 to social service organizations in Forsyth County as part of the 2016-2017 community-wide investment cycle, which runs from
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Photo by Todd Luck Douglas Richburg and Michelle Martinez hold their 2016 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Young Dreamers’ Awards shortly after receiving them during Tuesday’s City Council meeting. Chronicle
Photos by Tevin Stinson Mayor Allen Joines presents the president of the Big Brothers Big Sisters Shawan Gabriel with a proclamation marking January 15 as Mentor Day in Winston-Salem last
Photo by Donna Rogers Buddies read to their assigned students during the seventh annual Martin Luther King Jr. Read-In Program on Jan. 16. By Donna Rogers The Chronicle Visitors outside
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Dozens of city employees celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday last Friday by taking
Photo By Tevin Stinson City council member Denise D. Adams congratulates Catrina Thompson with a hug during a promotion ceremony
By Todd Luck The Chronicle The Winston-Salem City Council passed raises for police officers and firefighters on Tuesday, Jan. 19,
Above: Gabriel Special to the Chronicle January is National Mentor Month and for Big Brothers Big Sisters, the theme is:
Photo by Zavious Pratt Friends of Winston Salem members shown (L-R) are Sharon Marshall, Linda Lindsay, Winnie Speas, Sharon Pratt,
Above: Hines-Gaither By Todd Luck The Chronicle Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither will become Salem College’s first Director of Diversity and Inclusiveness later
