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Historic Mars Hill Baptist Church to Benefit From Historic Resources Grant

    Historic Mars Hill Baptist Church to Benefit From Historic Resources Grant

Mars Hill to Benefit From Historic Resources Grant City committee approves $75K federal grant to document East Winston’s urban renewal legacy and correct the historic record of a cornerstone Black

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After 30 Years of Waiting, Western Beltway Receives First Concrete Construction Dates; Final East End Pushing for 2026 Finish

    After 30 Years of Waiting, Western Beltway Receives First Concrete Construction Dates; Final East End Pushing for 2026 Finish

  Staff Report WINSTON-SALEM — After three decades of planning, environmental hurdles, and legal delays that halted progress, the long-awaited construction of the Western Section of the Winston-Salem Northern Beltway

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Forsyth County Courthouse bans electronic devices to protect courtroom integrity

    Forsyth County Courthouse bans electronic devices to protect courtroom integrity

By Staff Report The Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Nov. 10, 2025) — Cellphones and other personal electronic devices are no longer allowed inside the Forsyth County Courthouse under a new administrative

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Bowman Gray Stadium and Fairgrounds Arena naming rights available for sponsorship

    Bowman Gray Stadium and Fairgrounds Arena naming rights available for sponsorship

By Staff Report The Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The city of Winston-Salem is opening sponsorship opportunities for some of its most iconic public venues, including Bowman Gray Stadium and the

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Professor Larry Little to Keynote 2026 MLK Prayer Breakfast

  Professor Larry Little to Keynote 2026 MLK Prayer Breakfast

By The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Winston-Salem Chronicle announced that Professor Larry Little, J.D., retired political science professor

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Leaf collection season begins: What residents should know

  Leaf collection season begins: What residents should know

By Staff Reports The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem’s annual loose-leaf collection program began Monday, Nov. 3, with crews starting work in

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New Life for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ Ashley Elementary: A Long Road Nears a Milestone

  New Life for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ Ashley Elementary: A Long Road Nears a Milestone

By The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem, N.C. — After years of community pressure, board deliberations and bond votes, the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County

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Hope in sight — but hunger still hurts: Forsyth families caught in the middle of the shutdown

  Hope in sight — but hunger still hurts: Forsyth families caught in the middle of the shutdown

By The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Nov. 11, 2025) — After weeks of uncertainty that left thousands of Forsyth County

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Quamekia Shavers sets sight on at-large seat on board of commissioners

  Quamekia Shavers sets sight on at-large seat on board of commissioners

Quamekia Shavers sets sight on at-large seat on board of commissioners

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I Am Your Neighbor | Honduras TPS’s 2025 Expiration Leaves Thousands in Legal Limbo, Including Winston-Salem Residents

JESS SCHNUR  THE CHRONICLE     This past Saturday, July 5, Honduras’ Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program expired, leaving 52,585 people

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