In photo above: Playwright Samm-Art Williams Playwright to be in Winston-Salem for reading Special to The Chronicle Project1VOICE, a national organization whose mission is to strengthen and promote African-American theater
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In the photo above: At right, Dasia Amos, of The POINTE! Studio of Dance, performed a segment from the dance version of “Annie” for the National Black Theatre Festival press
In photo above: Rev. Byron Williams Special to The Chronicle The 11th annual Triad Juneteenth Africana Festival will celebrate the sesquicentennial anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the United
In photo above: Dejur McDean, Chanze Blacknall, Suzanne Leyva, Forrest Henderson, Annie Simeon and Miaysha Bryant, are seniors at Parkland Magnet School and have explored a different side of math
Special to The Chronicle Erica Fields, a senior at Robert B. Glen High School, was crowned Miss Jabberwock 2015 at
In photo above: Trinity Hairston, 10, front, and Zakaiya Harvey, 10, work on becoming better dancers as they leap during
Special to The Chronicle The Winston-Salem Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Inc. will host the 2015 Miss Jabberwock Scholarship
In photo above: Joycelyn V. Johnnson (Submitted photo) Special to The Chronicle The St. Philips Heritage Center at Old Salem
In photo above: First-place winner Caroline Li, a 12th-grade student from the Career Center in Winston-Salem, with Congresswoman Adams. (Submitted Photos)
In photo above: Reggie McCaskill, center, master of ceremony, welcomes the children on stage as they dance to a hit
