Winston-Salem State’s women are playing the kind of season that changes a program’s expectations — and it’s happening with the CIAA Tournament lights about to come on in Baltimore.
By Derwin Montgomery The Winston-Salem Chronicle With one regular-season game left on the schedule, the Rams are 23-2 overall and 14-1 in CIAA play, riding a seven-game win streak and
Four trailblazing doctors whose legacy of service lives on (From The Archives)
FROM THE ARCHIVES The distrust between the Black community and the health care system dates back to the time people of African descent first arrived in this country. Experiments and
Four trailblazing doctors whose legacy of service lives on (From The Archives)
FROM THE ARCHIVES The distrust between the Black community and the health care system dates back to the time people of African descent first arrived in this country. Experiments and
Winston-Salem Gears Up for Annual Bulky Item Pick-Up: What Residents Need to Know
Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — As spring approaches, city crews are preparing to hit neighborhood streets for the City of Winston-Salem’s annual bulky item pick-up program —
Intergenerational Childcare Center Celebrated at Feb. 24 Ribbon Cutting
Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem leaders marked a milestone for local families and older adults Feb. 24 with a ribbon cutting for the region’s first intergenerational childcare center. Leaders
Walkertown shooting leads to two arrests, sheriff says technology aided investigation
Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Walkertown residents are seeing movement in a January robbery and shooting case that left a 21-year-old Winston-Salem man injured and raised fresh concerns about gun
