‘The Class That Never Was’ celebrates 50 years
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By Felecia Piggott-Anderson For The Chronicle The celebration of the Fourth of July 2022 is especially problematic for all Americans in light of policing problems, the believed shortage of independence
By John Railey A recent front-page story in the New York Times confirmed what’s long been known on the WSSU campus: There’s a lot to like about HBCUs. In the
Katlin Sherman, track superstar
By Busta Brown For The Chronicle If you’re looking for something fun and exciting for youth this summer, Freedom
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle After a few years away from the court, Winston-Salem native Javon Summers is returning to
By Timothy Ramsey The Chronicle One thing missing from Forsyth County sports has been middle school football. Many of the
By Timothy Ramsey The Chronicle Everyone has heard the old saying that you can’t teach speed. For Antwan Hughes Jr.,
Sonya Waddell opened Simply Soul restaurant in March of 2012. Over the next decade, she built the business into a staple in the Black community. Now she is opening a second location, named Simply Sonya’s, and hopes this one brings just as much success as the first
