Shanta Faison set out on a journey to continue the culinary legacy left to her by her grandmother by marketing and selling a line of collard greens that would take consumers back to their own grandmothers’ kitchen with just one bite.
Arts and Lifestyle
By Busta Brown The Twin City came to High Point for the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival on Sunday, Sept. 2. When veteran radio personality Rene Vaughn asked
The Winston-Salem Portrait Project will be looking to engage the entire city in creating a series of permanent public art pieces that capture the communities they’re in. The City Council
The chapter of Lady Georgia Burgess No. 97 out of Rural Hall, of the Order of Eastern Star, has been giving back to the triad area for 20 years, the
For almost 20 years, the Anderson High School Alumni Association members have given generously of their time and resources to
District Masonic Youth Department held a weekend of fun, food and fellowship for the Mary L. Fair Gleaner Branch #137, Elizabeth M. Tilley Gleaner Branch #68, Harry D. Hayes Council #122 and Thayer E. Tyson Council #146 Knights of Pythagoras.
Happy Hill Park transformation scheduled to begin this fall.
BUSTA’S PERSON OF THE WEEK By Busta Brown The Chronicle The Friends of John Coltrane is a charitable 501(c) 3
Special to The Chronicle The Winston-Salem Foundation announces 13 Community Grants totaling $233,898 that will touch the lives of many
The Atkins High School (“old Atkins”) graduates of 1958 celebrated their 60th year reunion on Aug. 17-19 in Winston-Salem. The
