BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE More than 50 students attended the third annual Transition Fair held at Carter High School, one of seven non-traditional school in the local school district
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(pictured above: Dr. English Bradshaw speaks during the recent discussion as Linda Dark sits by his side.) Though it is largely viewed as an era of separate and unequal treatment, some
(pictured above: Local Moral Monday attendees (front row, from left): Oriana McConnell, Rev. C. Anthony Jones, Marina Skinner, Peggy Weir, Cornelia Barr (back row, from left): Rev. Willard Bass, Michael
The Winston-Salem State University Class of 1963 helped to shape the Civil Rights Movement and make inroads for those who followed them. The past struggles and successes were a major
After nearly 30 years in academia, Dr. JoAnne Banks has practically seen it all. But Banks, the Bertha L. Shelton
Eleven year-old Aryana James might be spending her summer in school, but has no complaints. “It’s fun – the activities
Barry Rountree, the city’s first black male police chief, was sworn-in Sunday at City Hall. Rountree, a Winston-Salem State University
The lengthy recruiting process is just about over for Winston-Salem Prep’s Raekwon Harney. It’s not that the soon-to-be-graduate was ever
Dr. Nkrumah Lewis, a Winston-Salem State University professor and author of “Becoming a Butterfly: From Prison to Ph.D.,” shared lessons
Many attend Delta health event at Carver Sorors from the local alumnae chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. engaged
