HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – An additional five cities have joined the massive national campaign by African-American business leaders to raise funds for free student admission to the Golden Globe-winning film “Selma,”
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Image above courtesy of Delta Arts Special to The Chronicle Delta Arts Center, 2611 New Walkertown Rd., will present the fifth in its biennial exhibition of quilts with the Tuesday,
(Madison Gibbs competes.) Madison Gibbs has never been what she calls a “pageant girl.” In fact, she’s participated in only four. As it turns out, she’s pretty good at it.
Old Salem Museums & Gardens is screening clips from four documentaries in January, February and April. The footage that will be shown will illustrate the history of civil rights in
In photo: In this Sept. 1, 1996 file photo, Grammy winning gospel singer Andrae Crouch sings during service at the
(Above: A piece by Brandon Sanderson.) An exhibit featuring artwork from the nation’s top printmakers will open on Thursday, Jan.15 in
Bennett College in Greensboro is offering three critical and less commonly taught foreign language courses this spring. Along with students
This photo, released by Paramount Pictures, is part of the trailer for the movie “Selma.” By Dwight Brown NNPA Film
(pictured above: Members of the The “5” Royales.) Winston-Salem’s own The “5″ Royales are among the esteemed class of 2105
(pictured above: NC Black Rep Photo by Larente Hamlin Some of the cast members of “Black Nativity.”) The North Carolina Black
