A milestone study led by Americans for the Arts and conducted by economists from the Georgia Institute of Technology shows that nonprofit arts and cultural organizations in Forsyth County are
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BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE Carolina Christian College (CCC) is a non-profit institution that strives to expand its programs and offerings to the community. For the upcoming academic year, the
Nonprofit program LEAD Girls NC looks to expand services to young girls in Forsyth County BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE Last weekend LEAD Girls NC (Leading Everyday, Accomplishing Dreams), a
For his lifetime service to the community, Michael “Mike” Aiken will receive this year’s Bill J. Leonard Distinguished Service Award Pro Fide Et Humanitate from the Wake Forest University School
Lacy Ward Jr. has been named the new executive director of the International Civil Rights Center & Museum (ICRCM) in
Thank-you To the Editor: The Chronicle’s 29th Community Awards Banquet on Saturday, March 22 was an outstanding event of which
Robin Emmons, a Huntersville fresh food advocate, will be among the speakers at a Feb. 22 TEDx event at Wake
Support ACS To the Editor: As a longtime board member of AIDS Care Service, I want to express my deepest
The Winston-Salem Urban League and Keith Grandberry – its president and CEO – are parting ways. The circumstances regarding his
About 25 percent of incoming kindergartners were at “high risk” of falling behind their classmates in learning how to read
