With the city voting on its budget on Monday, many nonprofits used last week’s budget hearing for a last minute appeal to the city for funding. Every year, both the
By DAVID CRARY AP National Writer The Southern Baptists are facing their own #MeToo crisis as the biggest Protestant denomination in the U.S. headed into its annual meeting this week.
By Timothy Ramsey The Chronicle It’s only summertime, but those dedicated to their craft are gearing up for the next football season. For those looking for intense training to prepare
Attorney Nicole Little awards $500 scholarship to Carver student Triumph over tragedy. That was the parting message from Attorney Nicole Little to the graduating seniors at Carver High School last
By Tom Lopez Leaders in the N.C. General Assembly announced today that they will introduce a constitutional amendment requiring voter
Richard Vinson, a 2018 graduate of SE Missouri State University, was born in Winston-Salem. Recently he competed in the NCAA
Suzanne Reynolds (JD ’77) has announced that she will step down as dean of the Wake Forest University School of
The Winston-Salem Foundation hosted its annual Community Luncheon with a sold-out crowd of over 1,200 community members in attendance. The
By Ed Hanes Today [Wednesday, June 6], thousands of low-income students across the state came one step closer to breaking
By James B. Ewers Jr. The truth can sometimes be blurred and hidden by a campaign of misinformation and lies.
