It is college graduation season in Winston-Salem. As students complete their college educations, it’s time for them to head into another season of their lives. What do they have to
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By Bill Turner Guest Columnist “El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz was a Vitruvian Man,” replied Alex Haley, the author of the riveting “Autobiography of Malcolm X,” when I asked him 25 years
In photo above: Gavin Culler (1) hit a team-high .470 in the NCAA playoffs. (Photo by Craig T. Greenlee) Winston-Salem State University’s baseball season didn’t have a happy ending.
In the photo above: Brian Sessoms breezed to victory in the 200-meter dash. (Photo by Craig T. Greenlee) Track and field can be unpredictable at times. In most cases, athletes
In the photo above: Winston-Salem Prep, Class 1-A girls state track champs (Photo by Craig T. Greenlee) They’re
Special to The Chronicle Saints Home United Methodist Church, 1390 Thurmond St., will hold its annual Women’s Day celebration service
In photo above: Kenny Brown, WSSU student government vice president of external affairs, graduates from Winston-Salem State University on Friday,
In photo above: Kay Tembo, U.S. Rep. Alma S. Adams’ constituent services liason; and Earline Parmon, her outreach director, show
In photo above Tina Carson-Wilkins, WSTA marketing director, speaks during a presentation of bus route changes.(Photo by Todd Luck) Proposed
Attendees listen to presentation at New Jerusalem Baptist Church during a town hall meeting. (Photos By Todd Luck The Chronicle)
