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Eva Clayton: Local Voices Matter in Fight Against SNAP Cuts
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Eva Clayton: Local Voices Matter in Fight Against SNAP Cuts

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With 1.4 million of our fellow North Carolinians on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, you probably have a neighbor who relies on assistance to afford healthy food.See the Story
Buddy Bags Effort Helps Children in Foster Care
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Buddy Bags Effort Helps Children in Foster Care

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AMORY – Nearly 100 bags and suitcases were donated to the Mississippi Department of Child Protective Services’ Amory office through an effort at St. Helen Catholic Church meeting the needs of foster children.See the Story
School district moving forward with plan to cut positions - WS Chronicle
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School district moving forward with plan to cut positions - WS Chronicle

TEVIN STINSON  THE CHRONICLE    Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools is moving forward with plans to cut positions to help make up for budget shortfalls. During the school board meeting on Tuesday, June 24, several teachers and other personnel urged the Board of Education not to cut positions.   Cuts to staff were included in the district’s cost-saving plan, which was implemented to make up for a $42 million budget shortfall. Earlier this month,…Read Article

Happy Hill Cemetery receives historic marker - WS Chronicle

TEVIN STINSON  THE CHRONICLE   As a fitting end to Juneteenth weekend, on Sunday, June 22, the Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission unveiled a marker honoring Happy Hill Cemetery.  The origins of the Happy Hill Community date back to the 1813 when Dr. Friedrich Heinrich Schumann, a physician living in Bethania, tried to move to Salem with his enslaved African Americans. The Moravian Church agreed to allow Dr. Schumann to live on a planta…Juneteenth · Winston-SalemRead Article

Beyond punishment: An educator's call for restorative justice - WS Chronicle

By Miranda Jones  As educators, we try to teach our students that accountability is not just about punishment; it’s about understanding, repairing harm, and learning how to move forward together. Think MTSS and the Behavior Matrix that many loathe and some love. We ask them to think critically about cause and effect, to weigh outcomes, and to consider what it truly means to make things right.  Today, our entire community is invited to engage in …Winston-Salem · Winston-SalemRead Article

Trellis Supportive Care announces appointment of Dr. Michael Lalor as CEO - WS Chronicle

Trellis Supportive Care’s Board of Directors has announced that Dr. Michael Lalor, formerly the organization’s chief medical officer, has assumed the position of president and CEO. This comes immediately following the retirement of Linda Darden, who served as president and CEO since 2014.  Dr. Lalor joined Trellis Supportive Care in 2014 as the chief medical officer. He has provided outstanding clinical leadership and built an expert team of phy…Winston-Salem · Winston-SalemRead Article

Quamekia Shavers accepted into prestigious The Campaign School at Yale summer session, June 9-13 - WS Chronicle

Training women of all parties to win elections  Quamekia Shavers is proud to announce her acceptance into the esteemed Campaign School at Yale, set to take place from June 9 to 13 in New Haven, Connecticut. This exclusive five-day summer session selects only 80 individuals from across the nation for an intensive, non-partisan training experience designed to empower future leaders.  During the program, Shavers will gain critical skills and insigh…Yale · New HavenRead Article

Continuing Academic Excellence: A reflection on Chancellor Brown’s first year as 14th chancellor of WSSU - WS Chronicle

JESS SCHNUR  THE CHRONICLE  Get to Know Chancellor Brown  For the first time since its founding in 1892, Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) welcomed a woman as its permanent 14th chancellor. Bonita Brown comes from a family of WSSU graduates and has spent nearly her entire life on campus.   Growing up on a farm in Davidson County, Brown had always been drawn to education through her mother’s work as a teacher and fostered a love of reading fr…Higher Education · Winston-SalemRead Article

Charlie Poole Festival brings Africa to Appalachia - WS Chronicle

BY DAVID WINSHIP  Charlie Poole was a banjo picker and millworker in the cotton mills of Spray, North Carolina. Charlie Poole was also a rambler. All of these elements are part of the legacy of Poole, who is celebrated and commemorated in the annual Charlie Poole Festival held in Eden, North Carolina, on June 12-14. Presented by the Piedmont Folk Alliance, this year’s festival celebrates the 100th anniversary of Poole’s first recording, one whic…Eden · EdenRead Article

‘Love Songs of the Liberation Wars,’ a jazz opera that tells W-S historic moment in song - WS Chronicle

Showcase of songs coming to NCMA-WS on June 28  BY JUDIE HOLCOMB-PACK AND DAVID WINSHIP   The United States was in the middle of World War II in the summer of 1943 and riots were erupting across the country, fueled by wartime tensions, urban overcrowding, and racial discrimination. These riots were particularly severe from Los Angeles to Detroit, from Harlem to Texas.   Winston-Salem saw peaceful confrontation with the emergence and victorious s…Riots · Winston-SalemRead Article

County Commissioners approve budget, decline additional funding for public schools - WS Chronicle

TEVIN STINSON  THE CHRONICLE    The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners has approved the county’s $591 million budget for fiscal year 2025-2026, but the real news is what they didn’t approve during their meeting on Thursday, June 5. The board voted not to approve the school district’s request for an additional $32 million to fill gaps in their budget.   What We Know  It’s important to note that this year’s budget was completed in a property ta…Forsyth County, North Carolina · Forsyth CountyRead Article

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