Submitted Article On Monday, April 21, students from Mt. Tabor High School participated in a special “Lunch and Discuss” session hosted by the Winston-Salem Police Department’s Community Engagement Team.
Government
By Howard Pearre With all the swirling political turmoil, a proposed federal law that would erect significant barriers to voting may have escaped wide notice. The SAVE Act (Safeguard
By Jess Schnur The Chronicle Tonight, April 28, the WS/FCS Board of Education will be holding a special meeting to discuss their process in finding an interim superintendent following
By Jess Schnur The Chronicle Community Features Over the weekend, The Chronicle shared the stories of four Winston-Salem local politicians as they navigate their careers in public service alongside
From the City of Winston-Salem Minority and women-owned businesses can receive assistance certifying or re-certifying as historically underutilized businesses
By Jess Schnur The Chronicle In the current economy, housing has become a hardship for many individuals and families in
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Next month the Winston-Salem City Council will vote to approve the first-round funding for
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle During their meeting on Monday, April 21, the Winston-Salem City Council approved two economic
By: Jess Schnur The Chronicle At the end of March, a slurry of headlines across various media platforms reported
By Jess Schnur The Chronicle Starting on May 1, street parking in downtown Winston-Salem will be primarily handled via
