The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Unique hairpin design propels business success for local entrepreneur
Business and Careers
Pettigrew named executive director of Winston Lake Family YMCA
The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Let’s Travel 2day helps you travel the world safely and economically
Beards have been growing in popularity over the past couple of years. Noticing the trend and looking for a better product for his beard, Travis Robinson decided to start a beard care business.
Unity in the Heart Ministries Movement sponsors local Black business fair
A few years ago, Andy Henry decided to become a more integral part of his father’s coffee business. Since then, Henry’s Fresh Roast (HFR) has not only grown in sales, but also grown in their efforts to give back.
Two years ago Breanna Twiggs took a leap of faith when she decided to leave her regular 9 to 5 job and put all her time, effort, and energy into launching her clothing brand, Nine Lamarca. Last weekend Twiggs came closer to making her brand a household name when she opened her first storefront in Charlott
Busta’s Buddy of the Week: 10-year-old entrepreneur Laila Ratliff gives back to the community
After having success as business owners of their own, Will Furches and Terrell Harris have joined forces to open Pour, a bakery and juice bar located in downtown Winston-Salem.
The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Travel with the Twins makes vacation planning double the fun
