The United Way of North Carolina recognized companies and organizations from across the state that have demonstrated commitment and support to their community through local United Way involvement. Of the
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The Winston-Salem Urban League is partnering with the city to conduct an information session regarding employment with the city on Friday, Feb. 27 at 10 a.m. at the Urban League
(Above: Experiment in Self Reliance is one of the grant recipients) Grant recipients to be honored The Black Philanthropy Initiative (BPI) awarded $15,000 in grants in late 2014 from the
The Winston-Salem Foundation announces 25 Community Grants totaling $422,896 that will touch the lives of many living in Forsyth County. Grants were awarded to organizations in the following program areas:
By Kim Underwood, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools The people who work at the Special Services Center know Patrick King as the custodian
William “Bill” Hayes of Winston-Salem along with Evainna Ross of Greensboro, and George W. Clopton of High Point were honored at the 15th annual McDonald’s
The former location of Kroger and Harris Teeter grocery store on Jonestown Road in Winston-Salem has been transformed. Universal Storage
In photo: A view of the kitchen in one of the units. Photo by Chanel Davis A local nonprofit is putting the
Chronicle Staff Report Annika Archie and Dara Silver have been awarded this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Young Dreamer Awards
(Melissa Harris-Perry during a WFU campus visit in 2012.) Melissa Harris-Perry, Wake Forest University politics professor and MSNBC television host,
