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Our community’s future deserves your vote today
Polls are open until 7:30 p.m. Across Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, make a plan to vote, check your polling place and ask for help if you need it. The post Our community’s future deserves your vote today appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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Nonprofits can seek Winston-Salem housing preparation funds by Nov. 6
The city’s pre-development request covers planning and technical work, not direct rental assistance or construction awards. The post Nonprofits can seek Winston-Salem housing preparation funds by Nov. 6 appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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Free legal-document clinic sets Nov. 13 registration deadline
Eligible Forsyth residents can apply for advance preparation and a Nov. 20 signing appointment at the Generations Center. The post Free legal-document clinic sets Nov. 13 registration deadline appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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Penny Campaign returned Nov. 1
Samaritan Ministries will collect donations through Dec. 31, with a drive-through collection day at Truist Stadium on Dec. 5. The post Penny Campaign returned Nov. 1 appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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Funeral for Ernie Pitt set for Nov. 6 as community prepares to honor Chronicle co-founder
Visitation will be held Nov. 5 in Clemmons. His family invites mourners to wear Carolina Blue and support a scholarship for the next generation of journalists. The post Funeral for Ernie Pitt set for Nov. 6 as community prepares to honor Chronicle co-founder appeared first on WS…
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Hartsfield endorses Amara Hunter, explains why speaking out took time
At the Power of Women event, the retired judge said her own campaign experience had made her hesitant to publicly back Hunter for Forsyth County district attorney. The post Hartsfield endorses Amara Hunter, explains why speaking out took time appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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The Comfortable Room: Watching White Progressives Walk Out on Black Survival
In this guest opinion, Miranda Jones reflects on Winston-Salem organizing, the 2024 election and the Forsyth County district attorney race. She argues that solidarity requires shared political risk, not only agreement in comfortable rooms. The post The Comfortable Room: Watching…
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Ernie Pitt built a newspaper that insisted Black Winston-Salem mattered
The Chronicle’s co-founder died Friday morning. The institution he helped create leaves a record of a community, a complicated life and work that remains unfinished. The post Ernie Pitt built a newspaper that insisted Black Winston-Salem mattered appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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Enjoy the Discount, but Don’t Be Bamboozled
Prices are falling and the tax break is popular. Welcome the relief, follow the public money and keep the election-season sales pitch in perspective. The post Enjoy the Discount, but Don’t Be Bamboozled appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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The Power of Women brings a real conversation to Winston-Salem Oct. 29
The Chronicle and Black Women Thrive will host an evening about women’s lives, leadership and the support that helps them move forward. The post The Power of Women brings a real conversation to Winston-Salem Oct. 29 appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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Absentee ballot requests are due Tuesday at 5 p.m.
Forsyth voters can request online or submit a paper form; the completed ballot has a separate deadline. The post Absentee ballot requests are due Tuesday at 5 p.m. appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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March to the polls planned for first day of early voting
A gathering at the Tobacco Unionism Historic Marker will precede a walk to United Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church. The post March to the polls planned for first day of early voting appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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A week of free college applications is coming. Here’s how Forsyth students can prepare.
Winston-Salem State, Salem College and other North Carolina campuses are participating Oct. 19–25. West Forsyth will offer application-help sessions. The post A week of free college applications is coming. Here’s how Forsyth students can prepare. appeared first on WS Chronicle .
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Happy Hill history program brings cemetery’s story to Lewisville Wednesday
Old Salem researcher Martha Hartley will speak at the Mary Alice Warren Community Center, rather than the library building. The post Happy Hill history program brings cemetery’s story to Lewisville Wednesday appeared first on WS Chronicle .