The Institute for Dismantling Racism (IDR) wants to have candid and authentic conversations about race and racial inequalities. That conversation began Feb. 3 in Green Street United Methodist Church’s
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Readers will notice a change in The Chronicle from here on in the form of its new editor. Donna Rogers has been appointed to the position of editor. She’s excited
Photos by Todd Luck. Above: Earline Parmon and Paul Lowe at Forsyth DNC Headquarters. Local pastor is now a state senator Last Thursday night, a preacher became a politician as Rev.
Both private and public schools are preparing to explain to parents the strides they’ve taken to improve student performance as the state gets ready to release report cards for schools.
Above: The crowd at the 2014 Go Red breakfast gathering. The American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement encourages everyone to
Photo by Todd Luck, Above: Imam Leonard Abdullah makes a point. A panel of local Muslims last week denounced the
(Above: Volunteer workers packaged over 20,000 individual meals for distribution in an effort to help stop hunger in the United
Contenders for Parmon’s seat (from left) Rev. Dr. Paul Lowe, Joycelyn Johnson and Wilbert Banks take part in a public
(Above: Submitted Photo, Assistant Principal Alicia Bailey and Principal Mark Hairston (third and fourth from left) accept the items from
(Above: Submitted Photo- Some of the sorors who took part.) Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. recently celebrated 102 years of public
