Busta’s Person of the Week By Busta Brown “Back in the 1800s, after slavery, there was no health care for African-Americans. As more job more opportunity came about in Winston,
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On Sept. 23, the Chi Chi Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority Inc. celebrated 39 years of existence. The professional nursing organization (Chi Chi) was organized on Sept. 23, 1978,
Now in its fifth year, the Nurse-Family Partnership has secured permanent funding and is looking to expand its effort to improve pregnancy outcomes. The Nurse-Family Partnership is an initiative of
Open enrollment for 2018 health insurance began on Nov. 1, just weeks after President Donald Trump took action to end Affordable Healthcare Act subsidies.
The soulful sounds of Winston-Salem State University’s Red Sea of Sound led the way during the 2017 Homecoming Parade.
Following the stage production of “The Legend of Buster Neal”, more than three dozen men sat down to discuss the issues facing young black men.
Adrian Miller, a former special presidential assistant and self-proclaimed “Soul Food Scholar,” gave a lesson in culinary history on foods prepared for presidents by African-Americans at Sweet Potatoes restaurant
This week Busta sat down with Dr. Virginia K. Newell who is 100 years old, and has educated five generations.
To see our interview, go to the Winstonsalem Chronicle YouTube channel. Puccinni Roseboro is using his gift to pay it forward to The Cancer Services.
On Oct. 11 Experiment in Self-Reliance (ESR) hosted a dedication ceremony in honor of longtime staff members of the agency.
