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WEBWelcome to The Chronicle! Established in 1974, The Chronicle is Winston-Salem’s oldest and most respected community newspaper. Published every Thursday, our local weekly paper reaches an audited circulation of 7,000.
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WEBBoard of Education moves forward with plans for new Ashley Elementary Board of Education moves forward with plans for new Ashley Elementary...; Busta’s Organization of the Week: WS-TEACH helping to solve teacher shortage by supporting educators as they work toward master’s degree Busta's Organization of the Week: WS-TEACH helping to solve teacher shortage by supporting educators as they ...
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WEB‘The Jazz Photographer’ looks to tell the stories behind the photos The documentary, “The Jazz Photographer,” details the journey of local legend Bobby Roebuck who has captured great entertainers from across the country such as Jeannette Harris, John Dillard, Kim Waters, Envision, Phillip “DOC” Martin, Dante Lewis, and countless others. ...
AKAs bring back community day in full force - WS Chronicle
WEBAfter being forced to make changes to the event the past two years due to pandemic, last weekend the Phi Omega Chapter Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., held their 9th annual Community Day.
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WEBEstablished in 1974, The Chronicle is Winston-Salem’s oldest and most respected community newspaper. Published every Thursday, our local weekly paper reaches an audited circulation of 7,000. We focus on positive news happening in
Busta’s Organization of the Week: The New Cool Movement: Being …
WEBJun 24, 2022 — By Busta Brown. Every third Saturday residents in Kernersville line up in their vehicles while volunteers stock their trunks with free food, fruit, veggies, drinks, toiletries, pampers, and other necessities.
Celebration Of Achievement - WS Chronicle
WEBMay 30, 2012 — Carolina Classic Fair to include disaster relief collections; Judges’ races have huge impact on our lives; Board of Education moves forward with plans for new Ashley Elementary
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WEBFeb 20, 2020 — Disappointment in Busta’s movie review. To The Editor: Lest no one convey their thoughts about this article (Busta’s Movie Review, Feb. 13), I thought it was very needful to do.
The Chronicle is moving to new address - WS Chronicle
WEBSep 28, 2017 — By Bridget Elam, For The Chronicle Winston Salem’s oldest community newspaper will have a new address. That’s right, as of Oct. 1, The Chronicle will move from its current location, downtown Winston Salem on Liberty Street, to a building on Fifth Street, off Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
Winston-Salem’s chief of police to retire - WS Chronicle
WEBApr 20, 2017 — Barry D. Rountree, Winston-Salem’s chief of police since 2013, announced this week that he will retire Sept. 1, having served for 29 and a half years.