Members of the Winston-Salem Branch of the NAACP are preparing to get on the bus to participate in the ninth annual Historic Thousands on Jones Street (HKOJ) People’s Assembly in
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The Institute for Dismantling Racism (IDR) wants to have candid and authentic conversations about race and racial inequalities. That conversation began Feb. 3 in Green Street United Methodist Church’s
A local agency dedicated to providing educational alternatives for teenagers who don’t have a place to go after school is looking for the public’s help with funding. The Guiding Institute
Readers will notice a change in The Chronicle from here on in the form of its new editor. Donna Rogers has been appointed to the position of editor. She’s excited
Above: The crowd at the 2014 Go Red breakfast gathering. The American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement encourages everyone to
Both private and public schools are preparing to explain to parents the strides they’ve taken to improve student performance as
Contenders for Parmon’s seat (from left) Rev. Dr. Paul Lowe, Joycelyn Johnson and Wilbert Banks take part in a public
In photo: Dick Gregory speaks at Winston-Salem State University on Jan. 20. WSSU photo Winston-Salem State University’s K. R. Williams
In photo: A view of the kitchen in one of the units. Photo by Chanel Davis A local nonprofit is putting the
The Winston-Salem branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will void its last election, which took
