Though Hispanics make up nearly 15 percent of Winston-Salem’s total population (according to recent Census figures), Mexican-American David Navarro says faces like his are few and far between in the
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Book lovers from far and wide will again descend on Winston-Salem Saturday for the state’s largest annual free book festival, Bookmarks Festival of Books. Bookmarks Executive Director Ginger Hendricks says
For 23 years, Dorothy Brown’s home has been her pride and joy. “I really wanted a place to call my own,” the mother of two said of her motivation to
On behalf of Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., I want to thank each member of the community for their support of our programs over the past
CHARLOTTE – First Lady Michelle Obama reminded a convention hall full of black Democrats Wednesday that they have today and
Now that the City of Winston-Salem is finally about to reclaim the old Union Station building, leaders at Winston-Salem State
Church recalls African Holocaust with series of special events By Todd Luck The Chronicle Maafa is a longstanding tradition at
By Layla Garms The Chronicle Wake Forest University has opened its doors for more than 1,200 new Demon Deacons. The
By Layla Garms The Chronicle Before Saturday, Stanley Reaves had not laid eyes on his nine year-old son Josiah since
Carver High School students returned to classes Monday donning clothing prescribed by the school’s new Standard Mode of Dress (SMOD)
