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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As part of the city's Juneteenth Celebration, on Friday, June 14, Triad Cultural Arts hosted the 3rd Annual Queen Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant at Paisley Middle School.
By: Tevin Stinson
Winston-Salem’s latest mural is dedicated to The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group that got its start right here in the City of Arts and Innovation: The “5” Royales.
More than a dozen doctors and other healthcare professionals swapped out their practices and lab coats for the park and walking shoes last Saturday during Red H.E.A.R.R.T.’s first Walk with the Doctors & Medical Practitioners 5K.
The International Black Theatre Festival has W-S seeing stars
By: Tevin Stinson
BOND Love Day helps hundreds of students get ready for their first day of school
On Sunday, Aug. 18, the Forsyth County Department of Social Services (FCDSS) is partnering with Crossnore Communities for Children to offer a free screening of the movie “Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot.”
Always and forever #NeishaStrong
By: Tevin Stinson
#ICanToo movement: Men That Win event continues to grow and make a difference
By: Tevin Stinson
History was made a few months ago at Goler Metropolitan AME Zion Church when Rev. Dr. Tressala Hicklin delivered her first sermon as pastor, making her the first woman to lead the historic church.
By: Tevin Stinson
‘The Chronicle,’ the first downtown mural honoring the history of the Black press, still draws visitors for photo ops
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