Chronicle Staff Report Local nonprofit organizations are being encouraged to apply for grants from The Winston-Salem Foundation’s Black Philanthropy Fund. The Fund was created through fundraising efforts of the Black
Business and Careers
North Carolina Central University placed 26th in the master’s-level universities category in Washington Monthly magazine’s 2012 rankings of American colleges and universities. Last year, NCCU ranked 39th in the same
Salem College is continuing to attract a racially diverse student body. The school just welcomed one of its largest incoming first-year classes in history. According to school officials, the class
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education voted unanimously last week to select Diamond Cotton as the new principal of Rural Hall Elementary School. Cotton has been the assistant principal of
Triad residents John Raye and Rosie Smith will be honored by Compro-Tax, a national, black-owned income tax preparation and
Greensboro-based Safe & Secure Worldwide Protection Group has been hired to help provide security at the upcoming Democratic National
Winston-Salem-based US Airways employees have been awarded $10,000 each for their “Above and Beyond” customer service. The employees, all reservations
VHA Inc., a national network of more than 1,350 not-for-profit healthcare organizations and 72,000 other providers, presented Novant Health with
For the second year, students from Winston-Salem State University participated in an intensive summer multimedia journalism program in Urbino, Italy.
Jomo and Courtney Legins share an affinity for many things: their three boys, their alma mater – UNC-Chapel Hill –
