By Wayne Mogielnicki Special to The Chronicle Should a health care provider consider the color of a patient’s skin in making a medical decision? If they’re a dermatologist, yes –
The Forsyth County Democratic Women held a Teachers’ Appreciation and school supplies event on Thursday, Aug. 16, at Bolton Park. Nearly 100 people attended and enjoyed pizza and desserts provided
The City of Winston-Salem is one of only six cities in the country to receive a $115,500 CHAMPS grant from the National League of Cities to combat hunger. The funds
Quality Education Academy (QEA) is eagerly preparing for their first ever football game, which will be against North Wake High School at Carver High School stadium this Saturday, Aug. 25,
After holding meetings with residents and stakeholders in East Winston and surrounding communities on several different occasions over the past
We have lost America’s Queen: Aretha Franklin To the Editor: The recent passing of Aretha Franklin is the loss of
Tiger Woods finished second at the PGA Championship earlier this month, two shots behind the winner Brooks Koepka. It was
The Ladies of Purpose are prepping for their fifth annual clothing and school supply giveaway for the residents of Cleveland
By Algenon Cash Many of us have been told that networking is the key to success and many of us
County commissioners appointed an expanded board to govern the Smith Reynolds Airport’s transition to being a county department during its
