- 5 months ago
Skilled trades like carpentry, electrical work, and plumbing are increasingly vital, with 663,500 openings anticipated annually from 2023 to 2033. The Do School empowers local communities by teaching construction skills, enhancing economic mobility....
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On February 2, Dr. Jamal Harrison Bryant announced a 40-day economic fast against Target, urging African Americans to boycott the retailer. This initiative responds to Target's removal of DEI commitments, impacting Black professionals. The movement e...
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Inspired by remarkable individuals beyond the Triad, I celebrate our collective strength. Dr. William Wynn, principal of Thomasville High School, exemplifies resilience, transforming challenges into opportunities. His journey from overcoming a hearin...
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Mütter Evans and WAAA radio are iconic in Winston-Salem. Growing up on a farm instilled a strong work ethic, fueling her dream of becoming a broadcast journalist. After overcoming obstacles at Wake Forest, she became the youngest Black woman to own a...
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Forsyth County invites proposals from qualified operators to manage a café at the Central Library, 660 W. Fifth St., Winston-Salem. Bidders must exhibit expertise in food service and customer care. A pre-bid meeting occurs at 11 a.m. on March 17. Pro...
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The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners has initiated the budget process for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The initial budget meeting occurred on March 10, with workshops scheduled before the county manager's proposed budget presentation in May. This...
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(By James B. Ewers Jr.)Discontent and deception are prevalent as many Americans face sudden job losses under the new administration. Diversity and inclusion roles, like those at UNC, are disappearing. Yet, amidst turmoil, hope remains. Reverend Elmon...
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In a surprising encounter, LeBron James confronted ESPN's Stephen A. Smith during a Lakers game, expressing anger over comments about his son, Bronny. Smith acknowledged the heated exchange but maintained it should've occurred privately. He emphasize...
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The Chronicle, Forsyth Historic Resources Commission, and Winston-Salem Writers invite 6th-8th graders to enter the second annual essay contest for National Historic Preservation Month. Submissions are open from March 3 to April 10, with prizes for t...
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Local hip-hop enthusiasts are furious after the mural honoring rapper SauxePaxk TB was replaced with an ad. The beloved artist, who passed away tragically in 2020, inspired many. DJ E. Sudd and activist Frankie Gist are rallying support to recreate t...
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(By Felecia Piggott-Long, Ph.D.) “Fences,” August Wilson's masterpiece, premiered on February 28 at Hanesbrands Theatre, running until March 16. The play explores the struggles of Troy Maxson, a former baseball star, against racism and personal failu...
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Legendary actress Pam Grier has teamed up with Free TV Networks to launch "Pam Grier's Soul Flix," celebrating Black cinema's iconic heroes. Now available on The Roku Channel and Plex.tv, Grier expresses her pride in supporting independent women and...
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Winston-Salem State University, ranked No. 1 HBCU in North Carolina, hosted the Ramily Road Tour at Carver High School. Students engaged with WSSU leaders, exploring admissions, scholarships, and campus life. The Burke Singers motivated seniors, crea...
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The American Cancer Society's 2025 report reveals a 49% decline in cancer mortality among Black men and 33% in Black women since 1991. Despite progress, disparities persist, with Black individuals facing higher cancer death rates. The ACS emphasizes...
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On February 14, nearly 400 EPA employees, including key scientists, received layoffs instead of Valentine's. This reckless decision jeopardizes public health and safety as Trump and Musk dismantle vital programs. The National Park Service and U.S. Fo...