After the Murder – Libby’s Story – Part 2
Posts From Tevin Stinson
In cities across the country, bridges often represent a dividing line for communities. As part of the organization’s celebration of 100 years of service, last weekend the United Way of Forsyth County hosted “Bridging 52,” an event designed to blur that dividing line and bring the entire community together.
Earlier this week the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem (HAWS) gave an update on the renovations at Crystal Towers. According to residents, not much has been done to improve the living conditions inside the aging 11-story highrise.
Cast of the movie ‘Couch Party’ discuss their roles during meet & greet
It’s not uncommon for teachers and other educators to face a few challenges during the first week of school, minor things like schedule changes or technical glitches, but the staff at Main Street Academy is dealing with a lot more than that.
By Busta Brown I believe most of us would agree that great communication skills play a vital role in our
Over the years the Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity has awarded more than $300,000 in scholarships to deserving high school students headed to college. The Ministers’ Conference added to that number last week at Hanes Memorial CME Church where they recognized the 2023 Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship recipients.
The first thing that probably comes to mind when you think about a boutique is high priced items with a limited selection to choose from. About two years ago, Phyllis Westerlund set out to change that narrative while also creating a safe space where women can feel comfortable while shopping.
Winston-Salem nonprofit IFB Solutions, the largest U.S. employer of people who are blind, plans to hire 60 new employees in the coming months.
The Chronicle’s ‘Day in the Park’ recognizes Community Service Award honorees
