By James J. Hankins Here are some of the problems that can be solved with summer educational plans for students and parents: *Many students never open a book during the
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By Bill Turner Caitlyn, “the new normal” for the former Bruce Jenner’s transgender experience – and the frenzied media attention given to it – sparked my rethinking about a critical
The movie “Selma” educated many and revived memories for others about the tough times of the Civil Rights Movement. Other movies have touched on parts of the movement. The documentary
In photo above: Minister Michael Whisonant Special to The Chronicle Minister Michael Whisonant will deliver his initial sermon Sunday June 14, at 3 p.m. at Calvary Hill Church of Greater
In photo above: The Cleveland Avenue Transformation Team (CATT) received honors at the “We’ve Got Roots” celebration. (Submitted photo) By
In photo above: National TV Host Bobby Jones (center) with The Gospel Sensations of Greensboro, who will be performing in Grace
In photo above: Playwright Samm-Art Williams Playwright to be in Winston-Salem for reading Special to The Chronicle Project1VOICE, a national
In photo above: Rev. Byron Williams Special to The Chronicle The 11th annual Triad Juneteenth Africana Festival will celebrate the
In photo above: N.C. Gov. Pat McCrory By EMILY MASTERS Associated Press RALEIGH — Two brothers will receive more than
In photo above: Tiffany Williams (MPH, MLS), Gramercy Research Group project coordinator, back left, leads a new study participant through
