Jomo and Courtney Legins share an affinity for many things: their three boys, their alma mater – UNC-Chapel Hill – music, and fitness among them. “If we take care of
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
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
