Photo by Tevin Stinson Democracy North Carolina field organizer Linda Sutton boards the chartered bus headed to Raleigh for the 10th annual Moral March on Saturday. Assuming the North Carolina
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BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE The students at the three major colleges in Winston-Salem are rallying together to educate the community on the Kalvin Michael Smith case. On Wednesday, Feb.
Linda Sutton, a member of the Community Mobilization Committee, discusses the importance of the upcoming elections during a meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 2, at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Over two dozen
Above: Rep. Butterfield, Rep. Adams BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE It’s more election uncertainty, as a federal court ruled that two congressional districts, one of which includes a part of
Scott Sewell, WSPF President BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE The new Winston-Salem Police Foundation is part of Chief Barry Rountree’s
Above: Attorney Bryan C. Thompson BY CASH MICHAELS FOR THE CHRONICLE Will the lawsuit alleging fraud on the part of an
By Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A panel of federal judges has struck down two North Carolina majority black
Photo by Donna Rogers Members of the African-American Caucus of the Forsyth County Democratic Party Jacquelyne Barber Branch pose with
Submitted photo The Winston-Salem Fire Department’s Fire Recruits Class XXIII pose at a training facility. By Todd Luck The Chronicle On
By JONATHAN DREW Associated Press Advocates for the poor are concerned about rule changes threatening food stamp benefits for 110,000
