With the city voting on its budget on Monday, many nonprofits used last week’s budget hearing for a last minute appeal to the city for funding. Every year, both the
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The Winston-Salem Chronicle is sponsoring a free presentation for nonprofits, including churches, on Oct. 1 called News Media 101: Getting Your Message Across from 10 a.m. to noon at Galilee
Recently, some grantmaking nonprofits announced new leadership for their organizations. At least two of the groups have or will have African-American leaders.
Photo by Tevin Stinson Winston-Salem Human Relations Director Wanda Allen-Abraha explains that Martin Luther King Jr. Helping Hands Day, “basically, is to provide a venue for city employees to have
By Donna Rogers The Chronicle 2015 began with a question for Winston-Salem: Is racism America’s Berlin Wall? Chronicle Publisher Ernie
Photo by Donna Rogers Attendees listen to Rob Lang, assistant U.S. attorney for the middle district of North Carolina, as
Rally slated to be held Monday Local agencies are gearing up to help the N.C. NAACP brings its Forward Together
(pictured above: Volunteers work at Happy Hill Cemetery last Thursday.) More than five dozen Mormon teenagers aided in the arduous
Dr. Maya Angelou’s home church celebrates her life (pictured above: Maya Angelou’s grandson, Colin Johnson, speaks. Sitting behind him are
