As a community newspaper, The Chronicle is used to, and proudly so, being a sounding board for our readers. And few topics get them talking more than the Winston-Salem Police
Special to The Chronicle The International Civil Rights Center & Museum, 134 South Elm St., will host the Human Rights Watch Traveling Film Festival from Sept. 28 –30. The University
Special to The Chronicle Winston-Salem’s own Andrea Beck broke the 1,000 career kills mark on Saturday as Wake Forest defeated Campbell 3-0 (25-14, 25-16, 25-14) and swept Appalachian State 3-0
Devotional Reading: II Thessolonians 1:1-7 Lesson Scripture: Hebrews 12:18-29 Lesson Aims: To understand that faith is active; to recognize the difference between the Old and New Covenants;and to
In recent weeks, on behalf of the National Urban League, I have been urging Nike to reconsider its plans
In an effort to reach those in the neighborhood around it, Diggs Memorial United Holy Church helped stage the first
The sea of gravel and construction machines adjacent to the Piedmont Triad Research Park (PTRP) near the union of Business
Nationally, laws denying people with felony convictions the right to vote are keeping an estimated 5.85 million people from
Hundreds of women and men from across the state convened at the Benton Convention Center Sept. 6-9 for the 111th
Rising cable news star Melissa Harris-Perry returned to her alma mater Monday. Harris-Perry, whose eponymous show airs on MSNBC’s Saturday
