We Are 40 It was 40 years ago this month that The Chronicle made its debut. The year 1974 was a banner time for headline-grabbing stories. Hank Aaron broke and
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(pictured above: Kevin Walker Young helpers Kyan and Symiyah pose with (from left) Sgt. Tim James, Officer Latrina Leak, Capt. Natoshia James, Kenneth Burton, Officer Chris Paige and Officer Fontae Kilpatrick.) “To
Petition calls for motel to be shut down (pictured above: The Royal Inn is the focus of residents’ ire.) An online petition at Change.org is calling for the closure of
The City of Winston-Salem Engineering Field Office and Winston-Salem Police Department’s Community Resources Unit now call the historic Winston Mutual Building home. City leaders held a dedication and open house
Locals mark Juneteenth (pictured above: Residents enjoy Saturday’s Juneteenth street festival.) The city’s annual Juneteenth festival celebrated a landmark anniversary
(pictured above: Christopher Thompson was killed on March 25.) A grieving mother who claims calls to the detective investigating her
Personal stories highlight YWCA initiative (pictured above: Gateway YWCA Board Member LaShonda Hairston speaks on the history of the Historic Oak Grove
Family copes with loss after senseless killing (pictured above: Crystal Thompson wears a t-shirt honoring her late son during a vigil
Gun buy-backs Americans — we love our guns. They are right up there with baseball, freedom and fast food. We love
The city’s crime rate dropped in every category except homicides, Winston-Salem Police Chief Barry Rountree told members of the news
