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Still Won’t be the Same
As hard as this community fought to get Medal of Honor winner Lawrence Joel’s name on the coliseum, it’s hard to stomach the possibility of it being renamed. We know that the city and
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Marker unveiling, Open House to start Centennial Celebration
Winston-Salem’s four-day centennial celebration begins Thursday, May 9, with the unveiling of a local historic marker commemorating the centennial, followed by an open house with refreshments and historical displays in City Hall. Both events
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Woman of the Year: Linda Jackson-Barnes
Woman of the Year The busiest man in Winston-Salem couldn’t hold such a distinctive title without the city’s busiest woman by his side to help guide his way. We all know three-term Mayor Allen
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Community service honors will feature Rev. Jeremiah Wright
The leader of the unstoppable Winston-Salem State University football program and the mayor’s right-hand woman have been selected to receive the top honors at this year’s Chronicle Community Service Awards Gala. Coach Connell Maynor’s
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New coalition lays out ambitious plan for schools and troubled youth
City Council Member James Taylor convened the first-ever meeting of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Education Coalition Tuesday at City Hall. “I believe in order for students to be successful, it takes a community approach,” said
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‘What Have You Done for Me Lately?’
Those of you who are still election weary from last year may not be pleased that another round of contests will be decided this year. Unfortunately, many don’t hold municipal elections in the same
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