Council called to do justice in Marker case To the Editor: On Oct. 22, 2007, The Winston-Salem City Council established a comprehensive fact finding review committee for the police department’s
By Layla Garms The Chronicle Wake Forest University has opened its doors for more than 1,200 new Demon Deacons. The freshmen of the incoming class hail from 22 international countries
By Layla Garms The Chronicle Before Saturday, Stanley Reaves had not laid eyes on his nine year-old son Josiah since being incarcerated more than four years ago. When the boy
Carver High School students returned to classes Monday donning clothing prescribed by the school’s new Standard Mode of Dress (SMOD) policy for the very first time. The new strict dress
The chair of the Forsyth County Board of Elections is still hoping that East Winston will have four early
Dozens of local folks “caught the spirit” last week during an exercise session led by Precious Quire-McCloud at the
Winston-Salem State University junior Keith Bryant has faced more adversities in his first 22 years than most people face
Greensboro-based Safe & Secure Worldwide Protection Group has been hired to help provide security at the upcoming Democratic National
WSSU alum is achieving new heights, and looking good while doing it Winston-Salem State University alumnus Donald Cureton Jr. is
A donation from Food Lion came right on time last week for Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North
