Tevin Stinson is a Senior Reporter for the WS Chronicle, a local news outlet covering Winston Salem, North Carolina. With a focus on the community, Tevin's articles shed light on important local issues, events, and achievements, ranging from housing and education to sports and cultural celebrations.
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Tevin Stinson primarily covers local news, community events, sports, education and African American leadership in Winston Salem. He seems to have a strong focus on event coverage and government announcements.
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County Commissioners approve $700,000 for Ashley Elementary design documents
By: Tevin Stinson
Student shot on campus of Reynolds High School, suspect being sought
Senate Bill 382 provides hurricane relief but has adverse effects on voting, judicial seats and more
The stage has been set for the 2024 David Lash/Chronicle JV Tournament. On Dec. 26-28, some of the best 9th and 10th graders in the Triad will compete for titles in two separate divisions at Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy and Carver High School.
NC Black Rep announces 2025 season during volunteer appreciation event
City Attorney Angela Carmon to retire Dec. 31
By: Tevin Stinson
Local Emancipation Association continues 110 year tradition
Local NAACP branch elects new president, officers
Iconic Peanut House closing its doors after 65 years
By: Tevin Stinson
Forsyth County Board of Commissioners trying out new meeting schedule
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