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After A Short Pause, The Chronicle Returns To Print

    After A Short Pause, The Chronicle Returns To Print

A Message to Our Readers, Advertisers, and Community Partners Dear Friends of The Chronicle, For over five decades, The Winston-Salem Chronicle has been your voice — your trusted source for

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Professor Larry Little to Keynote 2026 MLK Prayer Breakfast

    Professor Larry Little to Keynote 2026 MLK Prayer Breakfast

By The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Winston-Salem Chronicle announced that Professor Larry Little, J.D., retired political science professor from Winston-Salem State University, will serve as the keynote speaker

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Leaf collection season begins: What residents should know

    Leaf collection season begins: What residents should know

By Staff Reports The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem’s annual loose-leaf collection program began Monday, Nov. 3, with crews starting work in the city’s eastern and southern quadrants. Crews will rotate through

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New Life for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ Ashley Elementary: A Long Road Nears a Milestone

    New Life for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ Ashley Elementary: A Long Road Nears a Milestone

By The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem, N.C. — After years of community pressure, board deliberations and bond votes, the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools district and Forsyth County Board of Commissioners have taken

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Hope in sight — but hunger still hurts: Forsyth families caught in the middle of the shutdown

  Hope in sight — but hunger still hurts: Forsyth families caught in the middle of the shutdown

By The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Nov. 11, 2025) — After weeks of uncertainty that left thousands of Forsyth County

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Creative Corridors Coalition invites community to explore W-S’s newest greenway at ‘Walk & Roll Fest’

  Creative Corridors Coalition invites community to explore W-S’s newest greenway at ‘Walk & Roll Fest’

Submitted article  Years in the making, the city’s newest greenway is finally ready for the public to enjoy. Creative Corridors

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Vaccines protect older adults and shield our community from serious illness 

  Vaccines protect older adults and shield our community from serious illness 

August is National Immunization Awareness Month   With fall approaching, it’s a good time to talk to your primary care provider

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Back and bigger than ever: Triad Minority & Women’s Business Expo set for Aug. 23

  Back and bigger than ever: Triad Minority & Women’s Business Expo set for Aug. 23

Back and bigger than ever: Triad Minority & Women’s Business Expo set for Aug. 23

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Anderson Academy: The city’s newest charter school

  Anderson Academy: The city’s newest charter school

Anderson Academy: The city’s newest charter school

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Happy Birthday Social Security!

  Happy Birthday Social Security!

Happy Birthday Social Security!

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