Photo By Todd Luck “Together We Rise” by African-American artist Vandorn Hinnant, which was commissioned by the City to honor its centennial, stands in Corpening Plaza. By Todd Luck The
Arts and Lifestyle
Submitted photo Paul Mengert, Association Management Group president and an Angel Flight Soars volunteer pilot, recently flew quadruple amputee Helen Lindsey from Atlanta to a medical appointment in Winston-Salem. Lindsey
Submitted Photo Pictured from left to right: 1, A’Nayjah Bullard, 2. Shania James,3.Courtney E. Lennon, 4.Aaliyah Dodd, 5. Madison Murrell, 6,Quincie McKnight, 7.Jayla Herndon, 8. Tasiana Andrews, 9.Londyn Hunt, 10.
Photo by Tevin Stinson Above: Members of The Otesha Creative Arts Ensemble perform during the opening celebration of Kwanzaa on Saturday, Dec. 26 at the Winston-Salem Urban League. New Urban
Photo by Tevin Stinson A member of the Carolina Cruisers motorcycle club helps a lucky young man pick out the
Special to The Chronicle The Winston-Salem Urban League will kick-off the annual citywide Kwanzaa celebration. The weeklong celebration will be
Special to The Chronicle “Labor of Love: The Healing Build,” a short documentary about grieving individuals coming together to build
Photo by Tevin Stinson Members of the WSPFFA help a young preschooler select her favorite color coat during the Coats
Rev. Omar. Dykes Pasto,r at St. John’s C.M.E. Church Special to The Chronicle Rev. Omar Dykes, pastor of St. John’s
Photo by Tevin Stinson A volunteer from Flow Chevrolet helps two local children shop for toys during the Toys R
