Some of the most talented young people in our community and some of the best restaurants in the area were showcased at the Milton Rhodes Center for Visual Arts last Thursday during Authoring Action’s 10th annual Taste of the South fundraiser.
The Winston-Salem City Council is considering partnering with the local school system to bring small business development training, job skill enhancement courses, GED courses and other community and economic development courses to the Easton community.
Lloyd Presbyterian Church announces essay contest winners
Commentary: Despite problems, we must always be thankful
It’s that time of year again for the Elite Eight Turkey Bowl. Held annually, every Thanksgiving morning before people stuff their faces with turkey and trimmings, the alumni from the Elite Eight Schools gear up for some football.
Last week during The Chronicle’s “Baseline” podcast, we addressed the on-field fight between the Steelers and the Browns a few
Let’s Talk Religion: It’s not fair, but it’s my reality
Honoring the final wishes of a military veteran at Arlington National Cemetery
Over 60 seniors showed “they still got it” and knew how to party at the Senior Prom hosted by Azalea Terrace on Oct. 18.
AARP North Carolina held its first statewide conference Nov. 19-20 at The Brookstown Inn in Winston-Salem.
