Chronicle breakfast kicks-off MLK Day events on Monday The Chronicle will be kicking the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday off in style this year. Close to 1,000 attendees are expected
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(pictured above: Dr. Aldona Wos, secretary of the state’s Department of Health and Human Services.) Black legislators call for DHHS leader’s firing In response to recent problems with the state’s Medicaid
Lifelong athlete and trainer uses his own heart scare to inspire others to get healthy All his life, city native Joe Walker Jr. has been physically active. “He’s always been
At least one District 1 seat on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education will be up for grabs this election cycle. John Davenport Jr., who currently occupies one of the
(pictured above: Vice President Joe Biden prepares to swear-in Mel Watt last week as head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.)
Mel Watt is sworn in Monday in Washington, D.C. as head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency by Transportation Secretary
(pictured above: Angela Neal works with students at Mineral Springs Middle School.) In her three years as principal of Mineral Springs
(pictured above: Freshman Rep. Ed Hanes speaks at the recent Emancipation Association program.) Lawmakers wary of political tide shift in Raleigh
Liberation struggles – past and present – were recalled on New Year’s Day at the annual commemoration of the Emancipation
The Winston-Salem Urban League and Keith Grandberry – its president and CEO – are parting ways. The circumstances regarding his
