The Winston-Salem Urban League, a venerable institution in the black community and city of Winston-Salem, has had a rollercoaster ride this week. As the organization prepared to name James Perry
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By Tevin Stinson For The Chronicle It has been an eventful week for the Winston-Salem Urban League. Less than 24 hours before the organization announced James Perry would be taking
Above: Mayor Allen Joines Mayor Allen Joines’ Winston-Salem Poverty Thought Force is looking to the public for ideas to reduce poverty in Forsyth County. The Thought Force is a 21-member
Submitted photo Community members learn more about United Way’s work and Leadership Societies, such as Women’s Leadership Council and Young Leaders United. Special to The Chronicle The United Way of Forsyth
By Todd Luck The Chronicle United Way of Forsyth County and Neighbors for Better Neighborhood (NBN) are working with local
The United Way of North Carolina recognized companies and organizations from across the state that have demonstrated commitment and support
The Winston-Salem Urban League is still without a permanent leader, nearly a year after its former president and CEO departed.
(pictured above: Dr. D. Kathy Stitts) Leadership Winston-Salem has six new board members and new leaders for 2014-15. Dr. D. Kathy
Gov. Pat McCrory has appointed Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin to the North Carolina Public Librarian Certification Commission. Sprinkle-Hamlin is the director of
Thanksgiving meals delivered to hundreds Mike Glenn has a lot to be thankful for. He recently moved into an apartment
