Latonya Black, a former Greensboro resident who performed with the N.C. Black Repertory Co. in the 1980s, has taken her love for performance to the “left coast.” She is the
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The Hallmark Channel movie “The Watsons Go To Birmingham” will premiere tonight, Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. The movie is adapted from the book “The Watsons Go To Birmingham 1963,”
The New Winston Museum, 713 S. Marshall St., will host “Standing Up — The Rise of Local 22,” a discussion about the city’s landmark union, on Thursday, Sept. 26 at
Chronicle Staff Report Discounted tickets are now on sale for the Dixie Classic Fair, which will be in Winston-Salem from Oct. 4–13. The second largest agricultural fair in the state,
Chronicle Staff Report A campaign this month aims to raise $10,000 to purchase much-needed instruments for the Carver High School
Chronicle Staff Report Winston-Salem Industries for the Blind and its A Brighter Path Foundation will host their premier fundraising event,
The “American Idol” audition bus will roll through Winston-Salem on Monday, Aug. 26. A location was not announced before press
The new Visit Winston-Salem African American Arts & Culture Guide made its debut at the recent National Black Theatre Festival.
Butler to perform at Reynolds Auditorium Jerry Butler, music’s “The Ice Man,” will be inducted into The Hit Parade Hall
Winston-Salem native Fay Hauser-Price will screen two of her short films during the National Black Theatre Festival’s film festival. Hauser-Price
