A filmmaker from the area is back in Winston-Salem to show his short film at the 2015 RiverRun International Film Festival. Neil Creque Williams, a Winston-Salem native, was involved with
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(Above: Photos by Erin Mizelle for The Chronicle- Local community residents enjoy dinner as they listen to speakers of the Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods and the United Way of Forsyth County.)
Eric S. Ellison, an attorney in Winston-Salem, has been elected chairman of the Forsyth County Democratic Party. He replaces Susan Campbell. Ellison, who said he has worked with elections for
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board Member Elisabeth Motsinger said that she was concerned about the school system moving Hanes and Lowrance Middle Schools in the middle of the school year for
(Above left: Tavis Smiley photo by Erin Mizelle for The Chronicle) Author, broadcaster and publisher Tavis Smiley encouraged residents to
(Above: Submitted photo- Students who participated in True Elite went into elementary classrooms and read to students as part of
All was bright as Samaritan Ministries opened its new building to the public on Sunday, April 12. The nonprofit that
(Above: Photos by Erin Mizelle for The Chronicle- Michael Banner reveals his group’s list of concerns at the East-Northeast Area Plan
(Above: N.C. Rep. Ed Hanes and N.C. Sen. Paul Lowe) North Carolina’s own version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and other
(Above: Photos by Erin Mizelle for The Chronicle- Bob Feikema, center, President and CEO of Family Services, visits with the 3-year-old
