Fuse-Hall spent decades preparing for Bennett presidency Dr. Rosalind Fuse-Hall has long had her eye on the presidency of Bennett College, one of just two historically African American women’s colleges
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Day at the park dedicated to emboldening young people More than 400 people flocked to Rupert Bell Park Saturday, to take part in the first-ever Youth Empowerment Community Day. The
Special to The Chronicle Winston-Salem native Sheila Robinson, founder, publisher and CEO of Greensboro-based Diversity Woman Magazine, was among honorees during a recent high-profile Washington, D.C. gala, “Emancipation of Capital.”
Special to The Chronicle Alberta Liles celebrated her 109th birthday on Aug. 20 with her friends in the senior day care program at the Senior Life Enrichment Center at Mount
Schools taking special measures to keep graduation rates solid Four-year graduation rates are up in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School District.
Carver Nation comes to school’s defense Faculty members, students and alumni of Carver High School have begun picking up the
In preparation for what is being called the most regressive voting legislation in the nation, voting rights organizations are scrambling
Local rally recalls historic March on Washington Lenoir native Louise Lash’s grandmother worked as a maid but was not allowed
Ernie Pitt, the publisher and co-founder of The Chronicle, will be the speaker at St. Paul United Methodist Church’s Men’s
They were 18 — or close to it — when they received their diplomas from the venerable Atkins High School in 1961.
