Recent frigid cold air combined with 6-10 inches of snow blanketing our community sent most residents scurrying inside for warmth, food, and overall safety. For some of our brothers and
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BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE The Winston-Salem Poverty Thought Force presented its recommendations to reduce local poverty on Monday, Feb. 13. “This is the beginning, but hopefully, maybe five years
Photo by Timothy Ramsey First Waughtown helps needy during Thanksgiving season BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE A hearty meal during the Thanksgiving holiday is something some of us take for
Photos courtesy of Alisha Byrd Alisha Byrd, left, and Dr. Nicole Sherrill-Corry are shown with some of the donated pocketbooks. WSSU grad, department partner for project By Laurie D. Willis
In Photo: Andrea Bush and Judy Felder By Timothy Ramsey For The Chronicle With Jack Frost nipping at their heels
(pictured above: (Front row, from left) Londyn Lindsay with Melissa Ledbetter and (back row) her parents (Sherise and Tony), Clarissa Felder and
Samaritan Ministries settles in at new digs Samaritan Ministries Soup Kitchen clients saw a change of scenery last week as
(pictured above: Dot Johnson addresses attendees at her retirement reception on July 31.) After dedicating four decades to helping others
(pictured above: Kevin Walker Young helpers Kyan and Symiyah pose with (from left) Sgt. Tim James, Officer Latrina Leak, Capt. Natoshia James,
NBN hopes groups benefit from network of sharing (pictured above: NBN’s Dee Washington greets meeting attendees.) Neighbors For Better Neighborhoods’ grantees
