The City of Winston-Salem literally rolled out the red carpet last Saturday afternoon as city officials and hundreds of residents came together to welcome Miss America Nia Franklin back to
Local News
BUSTA’S PERSON OF THE WEEK By Busta Brown, The Chronicle “I knew when I met her, she was going to be Miss America,” said Miss America Board Member Mack Hooper. Mack
Here are preliminary winners in the 2018 federal, state and local races. The preliminary winning candidates are in bold and have an * beside their names. In races with **,
On Saturday, Nov. 3, a coalition of faith and social justice groups, including First Baptist Church (Highland Ave.), the Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity, Democracy NC and Working America
On Monday, Nov. 5, the Winston-Salem City Council bid farewell to Derwin Montgomery as he stepped down as East Ward
The city is accepting applications for the next class of City of Winston-Salem University, to be held for 12 weeks
On Sunday, Oct. 28 the Repairers of the Breach, Union Baptist Church and the NAACP hosted a National Moral Revival and Get-Out-The-Vote-Rally.
More than 100 citizens laced up their walking shoes and marched to the W.R. Anderson Recreation Center to cast their ballots on Saturday, Oct. 27.
On Monday, Oct. 29 Higher Heights hosted a town hall on the campus of Winston-Salem State University. The topic of discussion was voter suppression.
On Saturday, Nov. 3, a coalition of faith and social justice groups will gather voters to rally in Winston-Salem and march to the Forsyth County Board of Elections facility to cast their vote in the 2018 elections on the last day of Early Voting.
