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With the states newly announced "NC Next Scholarship" eligible North Carolina students will receive at least $3,000 in combined state and federal aid per year to attend community college. Those

Forsyth Tech is also expanding the choices of intramural sports.

Furniture Industry News: This marks the largest Student Mentoring Day held by the organization.

Local education leaders in Winston-Salem are participating in a panel discussion this week to talk about literacy and equity in the community.

The Chronicle's Business of the Month: Local businesswoman is sharing ‘The Sweet Truth’

Political newcomer Dale Isom is running unopposed for Wilkesboro mayor and incumbents Jimmy Hayes and Andy Soots face no opposition in their bids for re-election to two of the four

One Winston-Salem woman recently accomplished her goal of graduating from nursing school. She had her photos professionally taken and had one very special request for the photographer.

In keeping with the state’s push towards clean energy, a local startup announced Tuesday it plans to launch a school next year that will train a new workforce of battery

In keeping with the state’s push towards clean energy, a local startup announced Tuesday it plans to launch a school next year that will train a new workforce of battery

By Staff The Winston-Salem Foundation has announced 14 Community Grants totaling $384,178 that will touch the lives of many living in Forsyth County. Grants were awarded to organizations in the following program areas: animal welfare, arts and culture, community and economic development, education, environment, health, human services, public interest, and youth. Common Cause North Carolina […]