Recently, about 20 students – each accompanied by a parent or grandparent – gathered in a classroom at Cook Elementary School for an after school workshop that was centered around
The following is an open letter to Gov. Perdue from Chronicle Publisher Ernie Pitt urging the governor to pardon the Wilmington Ten. Please Pardon Dear Gov. Beverly Eaves Perdue: I
City Manager Lee Garrity has announced that Ann Jones, the longest-serving budget and evaluation director in city history, will retire Nov. 30. Garrity named Ben Rowe, the deputy director of
The Josh Howard Foundation continued its annual tradition last week of treating senior citizens to a free holiday meal. Tickets were given to about 200 local seniors, entitling them to
Dr. Tony L. Burton, the CEO of Northwest Child Development Centers Inc., will be honored early next month for his
Unity, diversity and fiscal responsibility are the key messages as UNCG and N.C. A&T collaborate on a 2013 Martin Luther
Tickets to President Barack Obama’s second inauguration are available through the office of Fifth Congressional District Rep. Virginia Foxx and
Special to the Chronicle The Voices of God’s Children of Winston-Salem and the Voices of Eden of UNC Charlotte will
Special to The Chronicle Evanna Howell, a senior sport management major at Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), was one of 15
The Goler Institute for Development & Education (GIDE) Youth Education Academy (YEA) is facilitating a series of classes about adolescent
