The Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) and members of City Council officially opened the District 3 Police Station earlier this week with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The new station which will
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During the third town hall held at Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy on Thursday Sept. 28, Montgomery invited representatives from the North Carolina Department of Transportation (N.C. DOT) to discuss the closing of Business 40 and its impact on the East Winston community.
Imanne Robinson will remember his Senior Skip Day as the day he changed his life and got the opportunity to follow a childhood dream.
City Council celebrated the completion of the new District One Police Station with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, Sept. 26.
As chief of police Catrina A. Thompson, now leads a department with 570 sworn officers and 173 civilian positions.
By Benita Brown, Special to The Chronicle Members of the National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa, Inc., Beta Lambda Chapter, received
Next summer, children may get a new view of police as the Winston-Salem Police Foundation plans to role out an ice cream truck and bookmobile in one vehicle.
JROTC cadets were once again brought together with first responders for the 9/11 Public Safety Challenge
Police Chief Catrina Thompson, and more than a dozen officers, greeted students with hugs, high fives at Kimberley Park Elementary School.
When Chief Barry Rountree joined the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) in 1988, he didn’t initially plan to be there long.
