Winston-Salem Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Psi Phi Chapter brothers went shopping on Saturday, Nov. 20, to purchase Thanksgiving groceries for 25 families. The brothers, wearing their finest purple and gold and with shopping list in hand, set out to Harris Teeter to purchase the groceries for the Thanksgiving Day dinner.
For the past three years Chrissy Faison, owner and CEO of LeanBack Soul Food, a local catering business, has marked the start of the holiday season with her LeanBack Giveback Thanksgiving Affair, and this year the event was bigger than ever.
When her daughter was diagnosed with depression when she was only six years old, Karen Cuthrell was told she had to find a way to get her daughter to talk about her emotions. Cuthrell, who is a native of Winston-Salem, said that’s when she started laying the foundation for The Feelings Company.
Shore Home Care Agency looking to add more services in 2022
The Chronicle’s Business of the Month: Yanick Styles has the latest styles for the holidays
Taking over a basketball program only two weeks before the start of the season, contracting COVID-19, and finishing the year winless, was not the way Christopher Geter wanted his first season as the Parkland Mustangs’ head basketball coach to go. Heading into his second season, Geter feels this could be the start of something special.
During the holiday season, Whole Man Ministries (WMM) routinely gives back to the community with events that center on feeding the community. This year, they have included COVID-19 awareness with their annual event.
Larry Stanley is one of the SECU Family House’s longest-serving volunteers, and he is no stranger to hospitality.
By Carol Ann Harris Since 1997, November has been designated as National Family Caregiver Month. If you know a family
