Free “Black Panther” Screening Kicks Off Afrofuturism Film Series at Wake Forest University
Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem, N.C. — A free public screening of Black Panther will lead off a two-part film series exploring Afrofuturism at Wake Forest University next weekend,
From Slater to the City | Part 2 | History Heritage & Culture Series
By Derwin L. Montgomery The Winston-Salem Chronicle One room. One teacher. Twenty-five students – Part 1 | History Heritage & Culture Series Following Atkins’ death in 1934, the Winston-Salem Journal
From Slater to the City | Part 2 | History Heritage & Culture Series
By Derwin L. Montgomery The Winston-Salem Chronicle One room. One teacher. Twenty-five students – Part 1 | History Heritage & Culture Series Following Atkins’ death in 1934, the Winston-Salem Journal
Forsyth County to Refund More Than $700,000 in Property Taxes After Appeals Board Adjustments
Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Forsyth County officials this week approved more than $705,000 in property tax refunds after a surge in appeals from property owners who
Bridge Replacement on Old Greensboro Road Moves Closer to Construction Phase
Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem, NC — After years of planning, the long-anticipated replacement of the Old Greensboro Road bridge over Brushy Fork Creek is moving forward, marking meaningful
Philanthropy Veteran Scott Wierman Returns to Help Align Economic and Workforce Foundations in Winston-Salem
Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM — Scott Wierman, a longtime leader in Winston-Salem’s philanthropic community, has been named a consultant with Greater Winston-Salem Inc. to support strategic alignment of
