Editor’s note: Danny and Debora Freeman of Winston-Salem visited the National Museum of African American History and Culture when it opened Sept. 24. Debora Freeman shares her photographs and her
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In Photo: Ike Howard and Linda Sutton Special to The Chronicle All across the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County community, faith institutions will be celebrating NAACP Sunday on Nov.22. This day was set aside to
Above: Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin is featured in the 2016 Heritage Calendar. Special to The Chronicle Gov. Pat McCrory has honored Forsyth County Public Library Director Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin for her contribution to
Above: Harvesters II by John Biggers (Submitted photo) By Ashlea Jones For The Chronicle John T. Biggers (1924–2001), an African-American muralist, painter, educator and Gastonia native, has not been forgotten.
Above: Forsyth County Superior Court Building By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle Copyright © 2015 by The Chronicle The estate
By Matthew R. Drayton Like most Americans, I woke up this morning [June 18] to the news of another attack
By Tevin Stinson The Chronicle In an effort to increase the number of minority officers, the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD)
The Juneteenth Luncheon commemorated the 150th anniversary of emancipation from slavery with accounts from those who experienced it, read by
Greensboro native Loretta Lynch is on her way to becoming the first African-American woman to become U.S. attorney general, but
JEFF DONN, AP National Writer The Justice Department has released its investigation of the Ferguson Police Department, concluding that city
