Ever since he recited his first Bible verse for a pair of missionaries around the age of 12, Pastor Nouh (pronounced no-uh) Yattara said he has been drawn to Christianity,
Special to The Chronicle Duane Ross is the new director of track and field programs at North Carolina A&T. Ross, a former member of the U.S. Olympic team, will oversee
Chronicle Staff Report The finishing touches are being made to a documentary film that will focus on resettled refugees living in the Triad. “The One Who Builds” is a project
The proposed football stadium for R.J. Reynolds High School adjacent to Hanes Park has sparked a debate that seemingly has everyone in the community arguing the pros and cons of
Both Rev. Joseph R. Samuels, pastor emeritus of St. Stephen Missionary Baptist Church, and Roland “Sonny” Smith Watts, a well known
Winston-Salem resident Jerry McLeese is helping to change the way local citizens view religion. What began as an intellectual conversation
A once trusted medical facility that provided care for generations of African Americans in East Winston has received long overdue
More than 500 people attended the 22nd Annual Hang-the-Net Celebrity Shootout and Slam Dunk Contest at the Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center on
Doug Middleton’s first season at Appalachian State proved to be a case study of an eager rookie managing to make
Former New York Knicks strength and conditioning coach Greg Brittenham has brought his talent – and his compassion – to
