On Feb. 14, Valentine’s Day, hundreds of parents sent their children off to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, expecting them to return home safely in the afternoon. They didn’t expect
By Chronicle Wire Reports Darrell Wallace Jr., the first black driver to start the Daytona 500 since 1969, finished second in his debut as the full-time driver of the Richard
IFB Solutions, based in Winston-Salem, has officially kicked off the 2018 Blind Idol national singing competition. Interested singers who also happen to be legally blind must submit their audio submissions
For the past five years the city of Winston-Salem have honored pioneers from the cities Police and Fire Departments. On Sunday, Feb. 18 the city held their annual event at
Motorists shouldn’t expect to be able to pay for their street parking with their cellphone anytime soon in Winston-Salem. According
On Wednesday, Feb. 7, Ella Tyson Johnson died following a period of illness. She was laid to rest on Monday,
There has been yet another school shooting in America. The multiple murders at the Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland,
The Guardian ad Litem program addresses children brought into the court system by the Department of Social Services and their
Forsyth County commissioners voted unanimously during its Feb. 15 meeting to hire lawyers for a lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and
To get a statistically valid snapshot of how Winston-Salem residents feel about city government, the city is conducting its first
