Some say annual celebration has become trite (pictured above: Yolanda Bolden at the East Winston Heritage Center.) The black history flood gates opened on Feb. 1 and closes shut again March
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(pictured above: Latice Crawford) The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Most Powerful Voices – a national gospel singing competition – has returned to search for dynamic gospel performers who will raise
Thank You, Chronicle To the Editor: As we reflect back on 2013 and resolve to do better in 2014, it’s important to be thankful. I am thankful for The Chronicle.
With U.S. Rep. Mel Watt’s confirmation last week to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency, there will soon be a new face representing the state’s 12th Congressional District for the
“Black Nativity,” which opened nationwide last week, is executive produced by University of North Carolina School of the Arts’ Joy
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. To raise awareness of the issue, Family Services – whose Safe Relationships Division offers
Ernie Pitt, the publisher and co-founder of The Chronicle, will be the speaker at St. Paul United Methodist Church’s Men’s
Residents point to significant local black history events over the last 100 years The city’s four-day Centennial Celebration, which began
Six students from Davidson County Community College were recently invited to participate in a Hip-Hop Summit, an event created to
Black Girls Run!, a fitness organization with chapters across the land, will convene a national conference in Charlotte later this
