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Play tells history of local property
Tickets are now on sale for the premiere of “Horizons Memorial,” a new play written by award-winning playwright Samm-Art Williams. It will open on March 22 at the Arts Council Theatre, 610 Coliseum Drive.
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Pennsylvania church installs native son
Winston-Salem native Rev. Marlon Millner will be formally installed as pastor of McKinley Memorial Baptist Church in Willow Grove, Pa. this week. “God called me, I was anointed, and then I was appointed to
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Grace to welcome The Healing Force
The Concert Series Committee of Grace Presbyterian Church (USA), 3901 Carver School Road, will welcome The Healing Force for a concert on Sunday, March 17 at 4 p.m. The Healing Force was founded in
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Plethora of community servants to be honored
Nineteen plaques will be handed out Saturday, March 23 at The Chronicle’s 28th Annual Community Service Gala. Accepting them will be well-deserving local men and women whose contributions have created a better city, state,
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Sorority to present debutantes
The members of the Greensboro-based Beta Nu Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. will be joined by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority International President Dr. Barbara West Carpenter at their Saturday, March 16
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Rams give Shaw a lashing
On March 10, for the second straight day, the Winston-Salem State University Rams used a dominating pitching performance to pound out double digit hits en route to a 17-0 blanking of Shaw University. The
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On Our Mind
The National Black Theatre Festival will be back this summer. Officials whetted our appetite Monday by rolling out this year’s celebrity co-chairs. If Tonya Pinkins and Dorien Wilson aren’t household names, they darn-well should
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Mature drivers (50+) invited to take advantage of safety assessment at no cost.
To assist older drivers with making safety a personal priority, Forsyth AARP Chapter # 1797, in partnership with the Gerontology Program at Winston-Salem State University will sponsor a CarFit© event. The Forsyth AARP Chapter
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Anderson named Schools’ top Classified Employee
Damian Anderson, a kindergarten assistant at Mineral Springs Elementary School, is Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School’s 2013 Classified Employee of the Year. Anderson was working with students in teacher Glenstene Bailey’s classroom when Superintendent Don Martin and
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New book becomes drug prevention tool for schools
Students like to learn from their peers. That is the basis for a new school resource to teach drug prevention in all 32 middle and high school classes in the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools.
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