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Velma Hopkins: Her activism and community service still inspires leaders today
On Dec. 3 city native Tonya McDaniel will be sworn in as the third African American woman to serve as a County Commissioner.
Sunday, Sept. 23, marked a day of dedication and tribute to the memory of the late N.C. Sen. Earline Parmon at Harambee in East Winston, at 1400 14th St. A
BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE The late Earline Parmon, a local lawmaker and community organizer, now officially has a road
Photo by Tevin Stinson BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE The corner of Bates Drive and Carver School Road has been
BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE For more than a decade, Dave Moore has helped those in need of a second
Photo by Donna Rogers Linda Coleman, left, a candidate for North Carolina lieutenant governor, and Earline Parmon, a surrogate for
Photo by Tevin Stinson Earline Parmon’s granddaughter, Shalonda Ingram talks about the impact her grandmother had on her life during
In a statement, Rep. Alma Adams says: Earlier this week the 12th Congressional District and state of North Carolina lost
