Early voting sites at Winston-Salem State University and Industries for the Blind are among those being debated by the Forsyth County Board of Elections (BOE) for the general election.
Overcast skies and the threat of rain didn’t stop hundreds from coming together Monday morning, May 30, to honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting our
By Jim Roberts, Guest Columnist The worst thing to happen to the United States since 9/11 has been the trade agreements that caused the loss of tens of millions of
Christina Caesar’s true value as a basketball player cannot be fully measured by points, rebounds and steals. The soon-to-be Winston-Salem Prep graduate provided moxie and tenacity on a highly skilled
Kyndel Dean of Parkland fully embraces his ability to multi-task as a three-sport athlete. Whether it’s winter, spring or fall,
Thank you, John Larson, for fighting to make every vote count To the Editor: On June 7 there will be
Slater Park community rallies to celebrate history and look toward the future On Monday, residents of the Slater Park Community
Laura Gerald, a pediatrician and former state health director, will become the new president of Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust
Special to The Chronicle More than 100 members of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Greek-Letter Organizations were decked out their respective organization
