Former Reynolds Chief Human Resources Officer Lisa Caldwell retired from her dream job this month, after more than three decades of making a difference at the company and in the community.
Rev. Dr. Michael “Mike” Simpson’s work with older adults began in the late 1970s as a young pastor at First Christian Church in Winston-Salem.
Recently Cam’s Coffee Creations and Bespoke Confections officially launched their joint venture by celebrating the grand opening of their pop-up shop.
The Love Church was recently honored as the Church Of The Year at The Chronicle’s Community Service Awards Banquet.
The City Council unanimously voted to give a one-year $230,000 contract to Wildfire LLC for advertising and marketing the fair.
City residents were invited to join Mayor Allen Joines and members of the City Council at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Salem Lake Marina Center.
Just as Speaks gave him an opportunity in 1983, as owner George has continued to give young people in the community a chance to make an honest dollar.
While continuing to build on the foundation laid by her parents Charles and Virginia, Ashley Hardesty is looking to make a name for herself in the Twin City as well.
“Just when I though I’d never see Tiger Woods as one of the favorites going into a major championship, he proves us all wrong…”
Here are synopses of the individuals, businesses and groups honored at The Chronicle’s 33rd Annual Community Service Awards Banquet held at The Benton on Saturday, March 24.
