The first in a three part series on Old Salem’s Hidden Town project that exposes the history of enslaved African Americans in the town of Salem.
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BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE Many individuals are not aware of the history and beliefs of the Muslim culture, which leads some to fear the unknown. In an attempt to
Local retired health professionals fondly recall black med school Photos by Todd Luck. Moderator Linda Dark stands as panelist Dr. Harvey Allen Sr. speaks. Beside him is Treva Oglesby. Seated
Acclaimed chef regales fans at ‘Eat and Greet’ (pictured above: Pat Neely chats with fans last Thursday morning at Sweet Potatoes.) Early last Thursday morning, Sweet Potatoes was filled with
Nadiyah Quander has been named the new executive director of Winston Salem Delta Fine Arts Center Inc. She succeeds Dianne
(pictured above: The house at 716 Humphrey St.) The city is seeking developers to restore the two surviving shotgun houses in
(pictured above: The Friends of the Malloy/Jordan East Winston Heritage Center pose in front of the library. They are (front, from
Because I was a horribly ill-behaved child, I found myself shipped from San Francisco to Moss Point, Miss. in August
(pictured above: Bowling standout Emily Strombeck.) The most decorated bowler in North Carolina A&T history has done it again. Sophomore Emily
Dungy talks bottom-up leadership approach
(pictured above: Tony Dungy greets Wake Forest students during his visit to the campus last week.) Tony Dungy shared the trials