Photo by Tevin Stinson Shirley Agee talks about how receiving SNAP bene-fits has added value to her lifestyle during a news conference held at City Hall on Tuesday, March 1.
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By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle A lawsuit alleging an estate guardian and the Forsyth County Clerk of Superior Court’s Office defrauded $1.4 million from the estate of a deceased
Photo by Tevin Stinson A group of parents make a list of changes they would like to be included in a new federal education model that will focus on literacy
Matthews By Todd Luck The Chronicle Carl Wesley Matthews, the leader of the local lunch counter protest in 1960 that became the state’s first victory for the sit-in movement, passed
By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle The former FBI assistant director who reviewed the Winston-Salem Police investigation of Kalvin Michael
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Chants of “Free Kalvin Smith Now” echoed from every corner of the Dillard Auditorium in
Above: Photo by Tevin Stinson- City Council Member Dan Besse, police Lt. Delray Anthony, community activist Yusef Suggs-el, Lt. Marcus
Above: Superintendent Beverly Emory speaks. Some leaders are asking for a new East Winston middle school By Todd Luck The Chronicle
Photo by Todd Luck Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ office, which was opened in Winston-Salem by supporters in January, on
Above: Kalvin Michael Smith BY CASH MICHAELS FOR THE CHRONICLE Students from Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), Wake Forest University and Salem
