Photo by Todd Luck Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ office, which was opened in Winston-Salem by supporters in January, on Feb. 22 was recruiting volunteers for canvassing in the weeks
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Above: Kalvin Michael Smith BY CASH MICHAELS FOR THE CHRONICLE Students from Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), Wake Forest University and Salem College will continue their “Call for Justice for Kalvin Michael
Dan Besse speaks while Molly Leight (left) and Denise “DD” Adams look on as they endorse Hillary Clinton. BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE With a month to go until the
BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE Winston-Salem State University will once again not have an early voting site after the North Carolina Board of Elections upheld the Forsyth BOE primary early
Local NAACP chapter President Isaac Howard greets people as they board the bus headed to Raleigh for the Moral March
Photo by Tevin Stinson Democracy North Carolina field organizer Linda Sutton boards the chartered bus headed to Raleigh for the
Linda Sutton, a member of the Community Mobilization Committee, discusses the importance of the upcoming elections during a meeting on
Above: Rep. Butterfield, Rep. Adams BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE It’s more election uncertainty, as a federal court ruled that
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
