Fight for new building before 2024 continues With a number of #ActionForAshley supporters in attendance, board members voted earlier this week to move forward with a schematic plan for a
Fight for new building before 2024 continues With a number of #ActionForAshley supporters in attendance, board members voted earlier this week to move forward with a schematic plan for a
THE CHRONICLE’S ENDORSEMENTS: Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board Early voting begins Thursday, April 19. The Democratic and Republican primaries are on May 8. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board is one of the important
(pictured above: Jaya Miller looks at her artwork.) Some of the best holiday art by local students was on display at the Delta Arts Center from Dec. 2–13. An opening reception
Photo by Todd Luck New members (from left) Robert Barr, Lori Goins Clark, Deanna Taylor, Dana Caudill Jones, David Singletary and Mark Johnson. An orientation was held Thursday, Dec. 4
(pictured above: John Davenport Jr. (second from left) poses with interns Darian Thompson, Lazar Trifunovic and Sam Starks.) John Davenport Jr.
(pictured above: Stacey Rubain (second from right) poses with supporters and friends (from left): Justin Hurie, Renu Syal, Bryan Mosley and
Democratic Party forum features School Board hopefuls (pictured above: Deanna Taylor speaks passionately at the forum.) The Forsyth County Democratic
The 2014 election season promises to be an interesting one, with major shifts on the horizon for the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County
Democrat Deanna Taylor has announced her intentions to run for one of the two School Board District I seats up
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