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‘Southern White Woman’ shares her race evolution
City residents were afforded an up close and personal look at race relations through the eyes of a white woman born in Depression-era Winston-Salem earlier this month. Dorothy Hampton Marcus with her...
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Downtown With Neely
Acclaimed chef regales fans at ‘Eat and Greet’ (pictured above: Pat Neely chats with fans last Thursday morning at Sweet Potatoes.) Early last Thursday morning, Sweet Potatoes was filled with the...
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Author tells story of her family and black Bethania in new book
Kerins (pictured above: Photo fromAfrican-American Sons & Daughters of Bethania, N.C. This vintage photo shows students at Cedar Grove School.) Priscilla Kerins had always wanted to learn more...
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Son of the Godfather has his say
(pictured above: Daryl Brown signs a book for a local reader.) The James Brown biopic “Get on Up” is a modest hit. Tens of thousands of people have seen it, helping the film gross slightly more than...
View ArticleVeteran with PTSD tells how good God is in book
Special to The Chronicle A veteran from Winston-Salem has written a book describing his tough life and how God has seen him through it. George S. Horton says that as he began taking a serious inventory...
View ArticleChurch forum explores racial inequalities
Photos by Timothy Ramsey BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE Racial inequalities spurred a Wake Forest professor to write a book looking at white people, African-Americans and Latinos. The professor,...
View ArticlePiggott and Davis publish book on early Grand Masters of Prince Hall Masons
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Benjamin H. Piggott, a 32nd degree Prince Hall Mason, and Lenwood G. Davis published “The Life and Times of Four Early Grand Masters: James W. Hood, George W. White, James H....
View ArticleSomething every young person should absolutely know
BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER FOR THE CHRONICLE You can’t judge a book by its cover. Even so, we do it all the time: we see someone’s outside and think we know what’s inside. We base it on his looks, or his...
View ArticleWorkshop helps attendees understand poverty issues
Photo by Timothy Ramsey BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE The book “Bridges out of Poverty” took center stage in a workshop on poverty at the Lawrence Joel Memorial Coliseum last Saturday, Oct. 22. The...
View ArticleThis is a book for boys, girls and basketball fans
BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER FOR THE CHRONICLE “Here, try this.” Ugh. That’s advice you almost never take because you hate new things. You know what you like, you know what you don’t – and there are plenty...
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