The Boy Scouts of America’s lifting of its policy against admitting openly gay scouts has led to churches across the nation cutting their ties with the organization. Calvary Baptist, a
The head of the Forsyth County Department of Social Services said he doesn’t expect many local families to be affected by a bill that would require some public assistance applicants
After months of campaigning, voters spoke Tuesday, choosing City Council incumbents over their challengers. Mayor Allen Joines handily won a fourth term. Complete, unofficial results show he received nearly 88.5
Fuse-Hall spent decades preparing for Bennett presidency Dr. Rosalind Fuse-Hall has long had her eye on the presidency of Bennett College, one of just two historically African American women’s colleges
Over the first three weeks of the season, junior varsity football has produced a mixed bag for Glenn’s Bobcats. Coach
Special to The Chronicle Five Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAA) student-athletes were named among the Top 100 football players in
Special to The Chronicle Earl Brown Jr. didn’t travel to Washington, D.C. late last month to attend the commemoration of
Day at the park dedicated to emboldening young people More than 400 people flocked to Rupert Bell Park Saturday, to
Special to The Chronicle Winston-Salem native Sheila Robinson, founder, publisher and CEO of Greensboro-based Diversity Woman Magazine, was among honorees
Special to The Chronicle Alberta Liles celebrated her 109th birthday on Aug. 20 with her friends in the senior day
