Carver Nation comes to school’s defense Faculty members, students and alumni of Carver High School have begun picking up the pieces following an Aug. 30 shooting at the school. “Carver
In preparation for what is being called the most regressive voting legislation in the nation, voting rights organizations are scrambling to engage and mobilize voters across the state. Representatives from
Special to The Chronicle The City of Winston-Salem has created a new program to promote commercial development on a number of major commercial corridors across the city. The program, the
Local rally recalls historic March on Washington Lenoir native Louise Lash’s grandmother worked as a maid but was not allowed to enter the front door at the home of the
Chronicle Staff Report A campaign this month aims to raise $10,000 to purchase much-needed instruments for the Carver High School
Chronicle Staff Report Buies Creek-based Campbell University has opened the state’s first new medical school in 35 years. The Campbell
So far, North Forsyth is winless in junior varsity football, but that doesn’t mean the Vikings are destined for a
Special to The Chronicle As they prepare to open their season this evening at UNC Pembroke, the Winston-Salem State University
To the Editor: Reading The Chronicle today made my blood boil. First, a foul, abusive, ignorant, vicious white woman calls
To the Editor: The Forsyth County Department of Social Services (DSS) sincerely appreciates the recent community response to ensure that
