By Ed Hanes Today [Wednesday, June 6], thousands of low-income students across the state came one step closer to breaking from the cycle of poverty through true educational opportunity. Legislation
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When the N.C. General Assembly reconvenes next month, many observers expect to see House Bill 205 resurrected for debate, and possible passage. If that happens, publishers of small community newspapers
Forsyth County commissioners sent a message to Raleigh about a bill involving legal ads and eliminated their Monday meetings during their votes on Monday, June 26. Forsyth was among the
Move is part of statewide campaign toward officials. BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE The North Carolina NAACP launched its campaign to reach out to every U.S. senator and representative in
Photo by Todd Luck BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE The Winston-Salem City Council has asked local lawmakers to give authority
Charlene Crowell Guest Columnist A series of developments following the Wells Fargo scandal has now led to the introduction of
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Rep. Edward “Ed” Hanes Jr. (D-Forsyth) and Rep. Craig Horn (R-Union) announced the formation of an
(This op/ed was originally published Dec. 15 in the (Greensboro) News and Record.) With the year quickly drawing to a
Rev. Dr. William Barber, the architect and leader of the Moral Monday phenomenon, has said at the rallies, “This is
Local voices calling for progress on immigration (pictured above: WSSU students Bria Jones, Michael Lane and Endazha Hannah.) Rev. Glenn Pettiford,
