By Mayeesa Mitchell For The Chronicle Betty Thompson Morton has spent more than 20 years working in kitchens across the county. Even with experiences as a cooking instructor, food coach,
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By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Last month, Jeannie Metcalf, a member of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools board, abruptly stepped down from the position she has held for 21 years. Metcalf
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Although it was midterm season, many Winston-Salem State University students found time to take part in Social Justice Week. Presented by the Office of the
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle On Friday, Sept. 25, students from Winston-Salem State University and Carver High School came together to mark the start of JRAMS, a new tutoring and
This MAKERSPACE lab features items printed on a 3D printer at the Center for Design Innovation. (Photo submitted) By Mayeesa
Special to The Chronicle Barbee Oakes, a recognized leader in diversity, has been appointed as Wake Forest University’s first chief
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle At a time when race relations are the headlines in many news reports, the Human
A small-group discussion includes East Ward City Councilman Derwin Montgomery, far left. (photo submitted) Special to The Chronicle The Winston-Salem
photo above: Gov. Pat McCory Historic preservation and film credits return and a new service tax is added after long legislative
In above photo: UNC School of the Arts logo. (File photo) The University of North Carolina School of the Arts
