As we celebrate the 89th birthday and federal holiday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we should remember the sacrifices he made to get us where we are today.
More than 100 people put on their walking shoes and marched through the streets of downtown Winston-Salem in honor of the civil rights icon.
State Insurance Commissioner and Fire Marshal Mike Causey announced new insurance ratings for five Forsyth County fire departments during last week’s county commissioners meeting.
It was a mix of celebration and somber realities at the MLK Noon Hour Commemoration held at Union Baptist Church on Monday.
Make sure you check out all of my interviews and inspiring videos of The MLK Jr. Day of Service at the Historic Odd Fellas Cemetery on The Chronicle’s YouTube.com channel @ Winstonsalem Chronicle.
There were few, if any empty seats inside the Arts Council Theatre on Monday afternoon, Jan. 15, as hundreds witnessed local talent during the 33rd annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration.
Construction runs in the family for William Cockerham Jr. His grandfather, was the first African American business owner in segregated Davie County in 1959.
On Friday, May 4, Bill Hayes will be enshrined into the 55th class of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame at the Raleigh Convention Center.
Walkertown and Carver are two of the JV teams fighting for supremacy in the Western Piedmont 2-A conference. Last Friday, Jan. 12 the two teams faced off.
