By JONATHAN DREW Associated Press Advocates for the poor are concerned about rule changes threatening food stamp benefits for 110,000 people in North Carolina if they don’t meet work requirements.
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By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle A federal judge is now weighting the evidence and arguments in the N.C. NAACP vs. McCrory trial that began last July. The main argument of
Photo by Timothy Ramsey Dr. Robert Brown receives ceremonial head wear from King Oba Kabiru Adewale Shotobi. By Timothy Ramsey For The Chronicle GREENSBORO – Helping others has been instilled
By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle It was December 13, 2015 when local published reports shocked the community with news that starting July 2016, the Forsyth County United Way was
Linda Sutton of Democracy North Carolina, middle, is flanked by Elizabeth Newton, left, and Denise Adams of the Winston-Salem Alumnae
BOE member Fleming El-Amin (left) and Ken Raymond Todd Luck The Chronicle The NC Board of Elections (BOE) will soon
A federal trail on the state’s new voter ID requirement is happening this week at the Federal Building in downtown
Photo by Todd Luck Douglas Richburg and Michelle Martinez hold their 2016 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Young Dreamers’ Awards
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Dozens of city employees celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday last Friday by taking
Photo by Tevin Stinson Below freezing temperatures didn’t stop dozens of citizens from coming together for the Martin Luther King
