(pictured above: LaShun Huntley shows Sen. Burr around the center.) Southside United Health Center received a visitor who wanted to see first-hand how they do things. On Tuesday afternoon, U.S. Sen.
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Rally slated to be held Monday Local agencies are gearing up to help the N.C. NAACP brings its Forward Together Moral Monday movement to downtown Winston-Salem. Democracy North Carolina, the
(pictured above: Volunteers work at Happy Hill Cemetery last Thursday.) More than five dozen Mormon teenagers aided in the arduous task of reverting a historic African American graveyard to some
(pictured above: The new 525@vine stands behind Wake Forest BioTech Place.) A former R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. factory is now a world-class research facility. The grand opening was held for
Locals mark Juneteenth (pictured above: Residents enjoy Saturday’s Juneteenth street festival.) The city’s annual Juneteenth festival celebrated a landmark anniversary
Train Enthusiast Enjoys Being a Train Host By Candy Wood Being a train host is a wonderful way to volunteer,
(pictured above: Katrina Redmon has worked at the Winston-Salem Housing Authority since 2006.) Katrina Redmon, the chief development officer and vice
Southside United Health Center learned May 29 that it would receive $1.5 million a year for the next three years
By Lydia Derr The Chronicle (pictured above: Dancers perform during the Closing Ceremony on Friday, June 13.) “Our going to church
Editorial: City Shouldn’t be Nanny and Thom Tillis
City Shouldn’t be Nanny Later this month, the city will begin hosting a series of Friday evening activities at the