Photo by Tevin Stinson A group of parents make a list of changes they would like to be included in a new federal education model that will focus on literacy
Matthews By Todd Luck The Chronicle Carl Wesley Matthews, the leader of the local lunch counter protest in 1960 that became the state’s first victory for the sit-in movement, passed
In photo: The Voices of Galilee Praise Team of Galilee Missionary Baptist Church sings during the third annual Public Safety Black History Month Celebration. The celebration was held at Galilee
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle The Forsyth County Public Health Department is celebrating 100 years of service to the citizens of Winston-Salem and surrounding areas. Since 1916 the department has
Above: Photos by Donna Rogers- The Rev. Charles “Chad” Armstrong III speaks to the audience at the Winston-Salem Public Safety Black
Wali Pitt Guest Columnist Having grown up in Winston-Salem in the mid 1990s, CIAA Tournament season always brings back fond
Rob Schofield Guest Columnist It probably shouldn’t come as any great surprise that North Carolina Senator Richard Burr has thrown
By Dr. Gary Green, Elwood Robinson and Lindsay Bierman Guest Columnists On March 15, North Carolina residents will go to
Support John Larson for the South Ward of City Council To the Editor, I’d like to encourage everyone to support
