Alston Family Photo BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE Eldridge Alston, Forsyth County’s first black deputy, was remembered as a trailblazer who rose to the top ranks of his profession at
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Photo by Todd Luck BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE The biggest overhaul of bus routes in Winston-Salem Transit Authority history began on Monday, Jan. 2. While the rest of the
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The city will collect Christmas trees and put them to good use as mulch for its parks and roadsides. Residents in single-family homes inside the city
BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE In their first meeting of 2017, Forsyth County commissioners will be voting on $21.8 million in bonds for maintenance needs of county government, local schools
BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE As Forsyth County moved forward on its first allocation of voter-approved bond funds, Commissioner Walter
BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE The late Earline Parmon, a local lawmaker and community organizer, now officially has a road
BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE Winston-Salem will be providing services to help immigrants and refugees through its Building Integrated Communities
BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE An appeal for Winston-Salem to become a sanctuary city and approving help for New Hope
Photo by Todd Luck Sen. Richard Burr is among the Republican lawmakers who’ve sworn to repeal the Affordable Healthcare Act
BY CASH MICHAELS FOR THE CHRONICLE Saying that “people need relief from this … runaway government as soon as possible,”
