Schools taking special measures to keep graduation rates solid Four-year graduation rates are up in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School District. The rate reached 82.1 percent in 2013, an improvement over
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Celebrity Chef Paula Deen lost her television show and millions of dollars in endorsements; Philadelphia Eagle Riley Cooper faced team disciplinary actions and the ire of his teammates; and the
Just weeks after arriving back on campus, Winston-Salem State University students are mobilizing for a cause that hits close to home. New Forsyth County Board of Elections Chairman Ken Raymond
League hosts birthday party for 90-year-old bowler Cora Smith got an unexpected reception when she walked into Northside Lanes on Aug. 19 for the Golden Age Seniors Bowling League meeting.
After well over a decade of speculation, discussions and debate, residents have had their first real opportunity to weigh-in on
Mayoral and City Council hopefuls vied for support Tuesday during a forum hosted by the Hispanic-American Democrats. A strong showing
When Winston-Salem native Norton Barnhill was a youngster, he had two dreams. “I knew I was going to play in
High-tech childcare facility opens in revamped wing of East Winston MudPies Downtown East, Northwest Child Development Centers’ new facility at
Special to The Chronicle The Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity recently hosted its annual cookout. Bro. Keith
For the past two decades, New York City native Esther Davis has dedicated her life to education. “I’ve always loved
