ESR, a local nonprofit and leading player in “empowering social and economic self-reliance for the working low-income and homeless,” has appointed Fred Bazemore as the executive director of the agency.
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- ESR announces new leadership
- M&F Bank partners with Fiserv to award $10,000 grant to local small business
- Busta’s Organization of the Week: Local organization plans to rebuild Happy Hill community back to its safe and family-oriented roots
- Stacey Abrams comes to W-S to discuss her latest thriller, ‘Rogue Justice,’ hosted by Bookmarks
- Black-owned ice cream shop opens in downtown Winston-Salem
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M&F Bank partners with Fiserv to award $10,000 grant to local small business
College course teaches students about faults in criminal justice system
Dr. Bettina L. Love visits Carver High School, Union Baptist Church to promote new book
Mother Nature cooperated with Mother Earth last Saturday to offer a beautiful spring day that brought out more than 8,500 visitors from across the region to celebrate Piedmont Environmental Alliance (PEA) Earth Day 2024, the largest celebration in North Carolina.
I found the perfect fit in a volunteer position
Aging in place depends on the ‘Power of Connection’
Senior Games/SilverArts literary arts winners announced
Welcome to The Chronicle! Established in 1974, The Chronicle is Winston-Salem’s oldest and most respected community newspaper. Published every Thursday, our local
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- M&F Bank partners with Fiserv to award $10,000 grant to local small business 0
- College course teaches students about faults in criminal justice system 0
- Dr. Bettina L. Love visits Carver High School, Union Baptist Church to promote new book 0
- Earth Day Fair featured demos, crafts, music and more 0
- I found the perfect fit in a volunteer position 0
- Aging in place depends on the ‘Power of Connection’ 0
- Senior Games/SilverArts literary arts winners announced 0
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- Class helps barbers sharpen skills 0
