In above photo: Winston-Salem Foundation The Winston-Salem Foundation and Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (WS/FCS) are pleased to announce the Peer Project, a 5-year, $2 million commitment by the Foundation. The program
Education
In above photo: Suzanne Reynolds who was just named the new Dean of the School of Law (Submitted photo: from Wake Forest law school) Suzanne Reynolds will become the next
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle In an effort to increase the number of minority officers, the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) has established the Bonner-Redd-Surrat-Davis Scholarship program. The program is named
In photo above: Newly inducted members of the Winston-Salem Chapter of The Links Inc. (l-r): Reba Hayes Warren, Deborah Washington-McNeill, Kimberly Moore, Monica Rivers and Sonny S. Haynes. (Submitted Photo)
In photo above: Oak Grove School off Bethabara Road is the only surviving structure in the county of the one-room
Micheal Green, raised by single mom, overcomes the odds In photo above: Micheal Green’s family congratulates him after graduating from
In photo above: Members of the Mandela Society pose at Parkland Magnet School: (L-R) Stevie Dupree-Parker, Shawn Brim, Advisor Tripp
In photo above: Students are shown in the dining hall of Winston-Salem State University: (L-R) Micah Hairston, Edber Vargas, Stefano
In photo above: Winston-Salem Youth Chorus’ Class of 2014-2015. (Submitted Photo) Special to the Chronicle The Winston-Salem Youth Chorus invites
In photo above: Suzanne Walsh presents the keynote speech during the commencement ceremony. (Submitted photo) Special to The Chronicle THOMASVILLE
