Read the latest issues of the Winston-Salem Chronicle

Three new volumes of The Winston-Salem Chronicle are now available on the DigitalNC website, thanks to our partners at UNC Chapel Hill. These new uploads span September 2018 through September 2021, adding to the 2,500+ issue collection we host from the start of the paper’s run in 1974.

Banner of the Winston-Salem Chronicle

The Chronicle describes themselves as “Winston-Salem’s oldest and most respected community newspaper. Published every Thursday, our local weekly paper reaches an audited circulation of 7,000. We focus on positive news happening in and around Winston-Salem and surrounding areas.” Explore the paper further on the Chronicle’s website, here.

Headline reading "Full homes. Empty streets." With an image of a closed business sign.

These latest uploads span the COVID-19 years, including the publication pause from April to July of 2020. Undoubtedly these volumes will be a rich resource for any interested in studying the pandemic – especially its effect on community life and the Black community.

"When you're on your own, we are there with you."

To explore all available issues of The Winston-Salem Chronicle, click here. To read other North Carolina papers, click here.


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