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Exhibit shows contributions of  Parkland’s Mandela Society

    Exhibit shows contributions of  Parkland’s Mandela Society

Above: Photos by Todd Luck- Mandela Society President Nonnie Egbuna, Advisor Tripp Jeffers with members Shawn Brim, Alexis Douglas, Phyllis Elliott and Ashley Douglas, were among those involved with SciWork’s African-American

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New Forsyth elections director ready for challenges

    New Forsyth elections director ready for challenges

Tim Tsujii, the deputy elections director in Guilford County, has been hired as the new director of the Forsyth County Board of Elections. The 34-year-old has worked with the Guilford

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Happy Hill lives up to it’s name

    Happy Hill lives up to it’s name

Chronicle file photo Happy Hill Park holds activities, including a reunion of new and old residents. BY VERNOLA PURVIS JACKSON  SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE I can remember as a young

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A Look Back at Parkland High School

    A Look Back at Parkland High School

Submitted photo Norma Corley’s picture from high school yearbook. BY NORMA CORLEY SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE It was the best of times and the worst of times! High school generated

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Looking back at East Winston

  Looking back at East Winston

A mural featuring East Ward land-marks and notable residents was unveiled Nov. 11, 2015. The mural, located on the side of

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Society continues to educate community on Black History

  Society continues to educate community on Black History

Linda Dark from the Society for the Study of Afro-American History discusses the importance of preserving historical information on Tuesday,

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Former drivers recount experiences at historic Safe Bus Co. of Winston-Salem

  Former drivers recount experiences at historic Safe Bus Co. of Winston-Salem

Photos by Todd Luck Tina Carson-Wilkins makes a presentation on Safe Bus history. BY TODD LUCK  THE CHRONICLE The history

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Faith, education uphold Winston-Salem’s African-American legacy

  Faith, education uphold Winston-Salem’s African-American legacy

Photo courtesy of Society for the Study of Afro-American History Most of the houses were shotguns, an architectural style from

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Author says: HBCUs are in more danger than ever

  Author says: HBCUs are in more danger than ever

Photo by Tevin Stinson Author/Educator Ron Stodghill discusses his book, “Where Everybody Looks Like Me: At the Crossroads of America’s

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Journalist, entertainer Terrence J tells students to get rid of their fear

  Journalist, entertainer Terrence J tells students to get rid of their fear

Photo by Tevin Stinson Terrence ‘J’ Jenkins discusses his rise to fame during Wake Forest’s Journeys to Success Speaker Series

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