President Obama has made public his “My Brother’s Keeper,” initiative aimed at breaking down the obstacles that deprive and disenfranchise young American men of color of life, liberty and the
Bond Referendum We are pleased and surprised that talk of a bond referendum has not relegated the city’s more urban centers. It has always been beclouding how communities of color
Althea Taylor-Jones, PhD – Certified Gerontologist The National Council on Aging states: “Millions of older adults want—or need—to keep working past traditional retirement age. But it isn’t always easy.” –
Furches turns love of baking into lucrative business (pictured above: EJ Furches adorns one of his cakes.) Moscato. Purple velvet. Blackberry wine. When it comes to cake flavors, there are no
(pictured above: LaShun Huntley poses with his best friend’s sister, Barenda Mauney.) A new scholarship in honor of Brandon P. Mauney,
Dominican Republic native German Garcia is aiming to become the first Hispanic American to serve on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board
Community Service honorees selected Wake Forest School of Law Dean Blake Morant and Twana Wellman-Roebuck, the executive director of the
(pictured above: County Health Director Marlon Hunter addresses attendees.) Public health officials are making a push to persuade local property owners
The Chronicle took home three N.C. Press Association 2013 News, Editorial and Photojournalism Contest awards last week. The honors were
One City, One Prompt (OCOP) movement is coming the Triad. Billed as a dynamic series of writing, performance, activist and
