Work is still being done to find the National Black Theatre Hall of Fame and Museum a permanent home.
A new law will exempt runways and taxiways at public and military airports from stormwater utilities fees statewide, partially settling an issue that’s been a source of contention between local
Participants at local Freedom Schools join National Day of Social Action Every day in North Carolina more than 600,000 children go without eating a proper meal. Last week children across
The big churches in a city normally get a lot of the press and recognition for the things they do, and rightfully so. But the small community churches have and
Winston-Salem legend Josh Howard has definitely made his presence known in the community with his free camps at various community
GREENSBORO — Today in a U.S. Middle District courtroom before a special three-judge federal District Court panel, arguments began to
When Rev. Alvin Carlisle took the reins of the Winston-Salem NAACP Branch late last year, he vowed to build a
2017 National Black Theatre Festival comes next week With the countdown until the 2017 National Black Theatre Festival (NBTF) set
One week after The Chronicle unveiled the findings in the “State of Black Winston-Salem” report compiled by local Urban League
