Davis BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE Award-winning actress Viola Davis makes no apologies: She said overcoming obstacles such as poverty and both racial and sexual discrimination is what makes her
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Photo by Tevin Stinson Wesley Linton attempts a new trick at the new skate park near the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds on Saturday, April 2. The park was dedicated Saturday. BY TEVIN
Caldwell/Dalton-Rann BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY FOR THE CHRONICLE Because of their tremendous work in the community, Alan Caldwell, director of Corporate and Civic Engagement at Reynolds American Inc. (RAI), and RaVonda
Photo by Tevin Stinson Rep. Garland E. Pierce, chairman of the N.C. Legislative Black Caucus, talks about the fact-finding tour on the dropout and suspension rates of minorities during a
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE On Saturday, April 23, the Forsyth County Sunday School Union will be hosting its first golf
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The Piedmont Down Syndrome Support Network has announced plans for the inaugural “3-2-1 Deacon Dash for
McKenzie SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Dr. Michael McKenzie, associate professor of exercise science and chair of Winston-Salem State University’s (WSSU)
SUBMITTED PHOTO The Salvation Army Ken Carlson Boys and Girls Club Cheerleading Team with coaches Kanesha Leak (back row, far
CHRONICLE STAFF REPORT Los Angeles police say they’re looking into a threat made via Twitter to a family member of
BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE The Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem is asking residents to use their social media networks to
