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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools will recommence participation in the Summer Food Service Program, known as DINE WS/FCS, which provides complimentary meals to children and teenagers aged 18 and younger at various locations throughout the communit...
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Quamekia Shavers is excited to share her acceptance into the renowned Campaign School at Yale, occurring from June 9 to 13 in New Haven, Connecticut. This prestigious five-day summer program selects only 80 participants nationwide for an intensive, n...
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Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), since its inception in 1892, has appointed its first female permanent chancellor, Bonita Brown. A lifelong campus presence and WSSU alumna, Brown's roots trace back to a family of graduates. Raised on a Davidso...
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Charlie Poole, a banjo virtuoso and textile worker from Spray, North Carolina, embodied a spirit of wanderlust. His enduring influence is honored each year at the Charlie Poole Festival, scheduled for June 12-14 in Eden, North Carolina. Organized by...
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In the summer of 1943, amid World War II, the United States was rife with unrest, as riots sparked across the nation due to wartime strain, urban congestion, and racial inequity. Major cities including Los Angeles, Detroit, and Harlem witnessed notab...
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The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners has approved a substantial budget of $591 million for the fiscal year 2025-2026. However, the board’s rejection of a supplementary $32 million request from the school district has led to intense discussions....
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Podcasts have transformed our interactions and the way we acquire knowledge over the last ten years. The most compelling ones seamlessly combine education with entertainment, much like Dr. Thyais Maxwell’s 2theMax podcast. With over 20 years of educa...
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Winston-Salem Writers, in partnership with the 40+ Stage Company, proudly unveils the 14th installment of its 10-Minute Play Festival. This event showcases six compelling plays authored by talented playwrights from across North Carolina, performed by...
- 3 weeks ago
The Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) has apprehended a suspect in connection with a tragic hit-and-run incident believed to be intentional, which occurred Monday afternoon. At approximately 1:14 p.m. on June 2, officers arrived at the 2300 bloc...
- 3 weeks ago
Artfolios is set to present the 2025 Art Extravaganza on Sunday, June 8, from 12 to 4 p.m. at The Millennium Center, located at 101 W. 5th St. in downtown Winston-Salem. Entry will be accessible via the Trade Street entrance. This one-day event invit...
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May marks Older Americans Month, and on May 13, Mayor Allen Joines paid a visit to AARP Forsyth Chapter #1797, where he delivered a proclamation celebrating the achievements and wisdom of senior citizens in our community. Chapter president SandraKay...
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On Friday, May 23, an array of performers, including line dancers, tap dancers, and a Tai Chi sword artist, vied for the coveted Best of Show medal at the Piedmont Plus Senior Games/SilverArts Performance competition. This inaugural event unfolded at...
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PBS North Carolina is set to host its fourth annual Impact Early Childhood Education Summit on June 7 at Winston-Salem State University’s Albert H. Anderson Conference Center, focusing on the importance of family engagement and community leadership....
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During a recent Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Tricia McManus detailed an urgent cost-saving strategy. Following her budget presentation, board Republicans attempted to initiate a motion for her dismis...
- 3 weeks ago
Earlier this week, The Chronicle learned that our operations president, Derwin Montgomery, was detained. This remains a personal legal issue, not affecting our operational, financial, or editorial integrity. Our dedication to serving you with transpa...