Forsyth County has higher rates of infant mortality and chronic disease than other large counties in the state.
To commemorate Dr. King’s legacy of championing working people’s rights, a rally was held in his honor at Winston Square.
Piedmont Select, a seven-on-seven football team, strives to enhance passing and catching skills of local high school players as a means to ease the transition to the next level.
Thanks to Darryl Gordon, this summer Forsyth County youth will have an opportunity to play in his Lighthouse Flag Football League of the Triad.
If black voters want real change, they just can’t vote for it, say North Carolina black leaders.
Dr. Maya Angelou was born April 4, 1928, She would have been 90 years old this year, but she died Wednesday, May 28, 2014, at her home in Winston-Salem.
The Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) has been approached by a British production company interested in doing a documentary-style show on local police.
Wake Forest University School of Divinity has received a renewal grant for Clergy Making a Place: Early Career Pastors as Generative Community Leaders.
If you, like many in the black community statewide, feel strongly about moving statues paying tribute to the Confederacy from state government grounds, then you have until midnight tonight, April 12, to electronically submit them to the N.C. Historical Commission’s Confederate Monument Study Committee.
Special to The Chronicle Hundreds of students, faculty, relatives and art lovers attended the annual Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School System Student
