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 Rosa Johnson, a relative of the late Dr. Maya Angelou talks about how the civil rights activist saved her life during a celebration at SECCA on
Photo by Tevin Stinson Now until April 8, the Sawtooth School for Visual Arts will feature a gallery with work done by students from Carter G. Woodson School. The exhibit
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County has announced its first round of 2016 grants made through its Community Enrichment Mini-Grant initiative. These awards provide
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Founderd in 1998, the RiverRun International Film Festival has grown substantially since its inception. It is
Photo by Todd Luck Sedge Garden students pose with their school’s new Compassion Corner. BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE Students
Submitted photo Downtown School Leo Club Officers are shown. They are (L-R): Ellie Potts, treasurer; Zoe Brockenbrough, president; Madison Buschek,
Submitted photo Maya Angelou is the subject of the movie “Maya Angelou And Still I Rise.” SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Photos by Tevin Stinson Atkins High School senior Twylah Gathings shows off her prom dress during the Prom Dress Giveaway
The Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. hosted its annual Talent Hunt competition. Shown are (L-R): Brother
