City Manager Lee Garrity has informed Mayor Allen Joines and the City Council that he is retiring effective June 23. At his retirement, Garrity, 61, will have served the citizens of Winston-Salem for more than 32 years, including almost 17 years as city manager.
Dr. King’s quest for economic justice continues
The season is quickly approaching for United Firepower, the newest arena football team here in Winston-Salem. To get fans engaged and excited about the upcoming season, the team held a jersey reveal at ROAR in downtown Winston-Salem on December 29.
Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County has appointed three new officers to its executive committee and seven new members to its Board of Trustees.
Commentary: Looking forward to a year filled with new opportunities and possibilities
The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Counseling with a Purpose helps clients find their WHY that will lead to success and happiness
Five older adults sat at the front of the conference room at Senior Services on Dec. 8, anxiously awaiting their turn to read the stories they have been working on during a six-week creative writing class. Through a Spark the Arts grant Senior Services received from the Arts Council of North Carolina, they were able to hire Nathan Ross Freeman, co-founder of Authoring Action, to teach the classes.
Catrina Thompson ends one chapter, begins a new one … still focused on service
