Candid Yams Kickback keeps community conversations going
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Tuesday, March 15, was National Equal Pay Day. As President Biden rightfully noted in a White House proclamation, “Equal pay is a matter of justice, fairness, and dignity – it is about living up to our values and who we are as a Nation.”
Sylvia Adams, DeeDee Caldwell, and Pappi Franklin have a combined 111 years of service at The Salvation Army Ken Carlson Boys and Girls Club.
Busta’s Phenomenal Women of the Week: The ‘inner queen’ shone brightly at the inaugural N.C. Plus America Pageant
Donald Dulin is a hardworking family man in need of some help. For the last couple of years, Dulin has been on dialysis and needs a new kidney to get his life back to some sense of normalcy.
Chronicle’s Black History Cypher taps into local hip-hop talent
Triad Cultural Arts, Inc. and partnering organizations announced the contestants of their inaugural Queen Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant.
During the special session, the official portrait of the Honorable Denise Hartsfield was unveiled. Hartsfield, who retired earlier this year after serving as District Court Judge for more than a decade, is the first woman to have a portrait in the Forsyth County Courthouse.
Busta’s Person of the Week: From dope to hope
Veteran community nonprofit strengthens push in new way
