(pictured above: Coaches and others get on-field training.) Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ football coaches, certified athletic trainers and athletic directors learned about ways to better protect student-athletes during a seminar at
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(pictured above: James Gist poses with some of his research.) City native James Gist is an addict. His vice? Genealogy. “It’s fun. You have to play detective sometimes, but that’s okay,”
Library accepts collection of interviews with stalwarts (pictured above: Attendees watch an interview with sit-in activist Carl Matthews.) A collection of DVDs featuring interviews with sit-in activist Carl Matthews and Coach Clarence
(pictured above: Dr. English Bradshaw speaks during the recent discussion as Linda Dark sits by his side.) Though it is largely viewed as an era of separate and unequal treatment, some
Chronicle breakfast kicks-off MLK Day events on Monday The Chronicle will be kicking the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday off
They were 18 — or close to it — when they received their diplomas from the venerable Atkins High School in 1961.
A native Winston-Salem resident, Sam McMurray is 97-yrs-old. He was born on June 20, 1916. As a child, he wanted
Three new principals have been hired by the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education. Teresa Dees will be the principal of
Sandra Quinsaat is the recipient of the first Reynolda Rotary Club Clarence “Big House” Gaines Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship to
For 40 years, without fail, the Atkins High School Class of 1968 has come together every five years for a
