By Mayeesa Mitchell For The Chronicle As technology continues to become a more significant aspect of human life, many question if the print journalism industry can keep up with the
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Timothy Ramsey For The Chronicle A poorly presented resume hurts job prospects in the hiring process. To help people succeed as they pursue jobs, the Triad Association of Black Journalists
In above photo: QEA chief executive director Simon Johnson (R), presents Ernie H. Pitt (L) founder and publisher of The Chronicle with a plaque during the 14th Annual Legacy Ceremony. (Photo
In above photo: Satellite image (File photo) Special to the Chronicle For the 14th year in a row Winston-Salem has been ranked as one of the top 10 most technology-advanced
In above photo: Congresswoman Alma Adams for the 12th District of North Carolina. (File Photo) Special to The Chronicle GREENSBORO
In above photo: On Friday, Nov. 6, the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem (HAWS) held a grand opening ceremony for Camden
In above photo: Supporters of the Raise Up $15 movement hold signs representing their cause during a rally held outside City
By Mayeesa Mitchell For The Chronicle The city of Winston-Salem Community and Business Development department will be offering a
Special to the Chronicle Larry C. Woods, the CEO of the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem, testified on Capitol Hill
Special to The Chronicle Winston-Salem State University was named one of the top 10 universities in the nation for its
