Book sharing program aims to bond neighbors (pictured above: President Sandra Stinson (second from left) celebrates the library’s opening with fellow Neal Place residents.) They’re little, but their ability to bring
FOR THE CHRONICLE It was fitting that Winston-Salem Prep held steady in spite of dire circumstances in last weekend’s Class 1-A state championship game against East Carteret. For most of
Special to The Chronicle The ladies of St. Paul United Methodist Church will hold their annual Women’s Conference from March 22–23. This year’s theme is “Women Transformed by God, Transforming Others.”
The Chronicle A Kernersville salon is making a name for itself on the international stage. Tiffany Thames, owner of Main Attraction salon on Century Boulevard, and her stylist, Alice Harris,
Three Quality Education Academy seniors joined the ranks of the esteemed National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) last week.
The Chronicle This spring, the Forsyth County Department of Public Health wants residents to “Just WALK.” The latest variant of
(pictured above: Sen. Malcolm Graham speaks with supporters at his side.) Congressional hopeful Sen. Malcolm Graham won the support of a
Special to The Chronicle The City of Winston-Salem’s Cultural Inclusion Program received second place in the 2014 National League of
Fire has claimed the lives of three people – including a teenage girl – in the last few weeks. City
Former Schools chief challenging Commissoner Mark Baker Dr. Don Martin, the former superintendent of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, is hoping to
