McManus announces retirement, Ashley project moving forward, Strategic Plan town halls scheduled By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle While Superintendent Tricia McManus’ announcing her retirement was the biggest news to
Submitted Article On Monday, April 21, students from Mt. Tabor High School participated in a special “Lunch and Discuss” session hosted by the Winston-Salem Police Department’s Community Engagement Team.
By Howard Pearre With all the swirling political turmoil, a proposed federal law that would erect significant barriers to voting may have escaped wide notice. The SAVE Act (Safeguard
By Jess Schnur The Chronicle Tonight, April 28, the WS/FCS Board of Education will be holding a special meeting to discuss their process in finding an interim superintendent following
By Jess Schnur The Chronicle Community Features Over the weekend, The Chronicle shared the stories of four Winston-Salem local
From the City of Winston-Salem Minority and women-owned businesses can receive assistance certifying or re-certifying as historically underutilized businesses
By Jess Schnur The Chronicle In the current economy, housing has become a hardship for many individuals and families in
By: Jess Schnur The Chronicle Annually, April 7 has been recognized around the globe as World Health Day. Since
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle Next month the Winston-Salem City Council will vote to approve the first-round funding for
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle During their meeting on Monday, April 21, the Winston-Salem City Council approved two economic
