By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle It has been known for years. Winston-Salem has a bad poverty problem. Indeed, when it comes t some of the poorest urban areas anywhere
Government
Above: Photos by Tori P. Haynesworth- City Council handles several items during its meeting on Nov. 2. By Tori P. Haynesworth For The Chronicle The Winston-Salem City Council had its
Above: Mayor Allen Joines Mayor Allen Joines’ Winston-Salem Poverty Thought Force is looking to the public for ideas to reduce poverty in Forsyth County. The Thought Force is a 21-member
By Mayeesa Mitchell For The Chronicle The city of Winston-Salem Community and Business Development department will be offering a free business training course at the Carl H. Russell Sr.
Special to the Chronicle Larry C. Woods, the CEO of the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem, testified on Capitol Hill
Special to The Chronicle RALEIGH—The North Carolina Historical Commission voted unanimously to proceed with planning a memorial on the grounds
Above: Mayor Allen Joines speaks to members of the press and community during a press conference on Tuesday, Oct. 26.
Above: The Dr. Rev. William J. Barber II, president of the N.C. NAACP, speaks to the crowd in Winston-Salem this
Above: Bryan Thompson, Susan Frye By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle Copyright © 2015 by The Chronicle The attorney suing
Above: Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin is featured in the 2016 Heritage Calendar. Special to The Chronicle Gov. Pat McCrory has honored Forsyth
