With many boycotting North Carolina because of HB 2, events that draw visitors from out of state, like next year’s National Black Theatre Festival, may be affected.
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Photo by Tevin Stinson Students from the three universities in Winston-Salem listen during the rally held outside the Forsyth County Courthouse on Sunday, April 24 to urge Roy Cooper to
Hopkins BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE Beth Hopkins said that after graduating from Wake Forest University in 1973 with Cum Laude honors, she planned to attend WFU law school, but
Photo by Erin Mizelle Dr. Ronny Bell, co-director of the Maya Angelou Center for Health Equity at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, is seen in a contemplative mood during The
Submitted photo Youth Grantmakers in Action officials are shown with 2015 grant recipients. SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Youth Grantmakers in
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem, a growing community of female philanthropists who seek to improve the
Photo by Todd Luck Char Van Schenck , Richard Cabán Cubero and Christina Novaton raise their hands in support of
Rep. Donny Lambeth Pre-school funding is also discussed BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE Forsyth County commissioners asked state law-makers to
Bishop Todd Fulton BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE Earlier this week, The Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity (MCWSV) held
Democracy North Carolina leaders and volunteers met with Forsyth Board of Elections Director to discuss issues with the March 15 primary.
