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US Senate and NC General Assembly candidates pitch their priorities at forum

BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

With less than two weeks until the primary election on May 17, last week some of the candidates vying for seats in the U.S. Senate and N.C. General Assembly came together to discuss their views on the future of the state during a nonpartisan forum held at the WinstonSalem Urban League.

The forum, held on Thursday, May 5, was the last in a series of four forums designed to give voters a chance to ask questions of the candidates about their plans if elected.

Before answering questions about education, Roe vs. Wade, and several other pressing issues, each of the candidates in attendance introduced themselves.

In the race for District 71 in the N.C. General Assembly, no matter who wins, there will be a new representative. Incumbent Evelyn Terry announced she would not seek reelection last year.

Voters will decide among Terry’s husband, Frederick Terry (D), a former member of the Winston-Salem City Council, or well-known community leaders Dave Moore (D), and Kanika Brown (D).

Terry said his experience makes him the best candidate. He served two terms as representative of the Southeast Ward on the city council and on numerous boards. He also mentioned work he has done with the Winston-Salem Police Department and Winston-Salem Fire Department.

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Reginald McCaskill gives instructions during the candidates forum held at the Winston-Salem Urban League last week. tered environmental health Richard Burr announced “This is no time for ex- communities.

“When the kids come specialist, said she decided he isn’t running for reperimentation. We need individuals who have shown into the program, I have to run because she would election, more than two or have an idea of what them write an essay to love to see a North Caro- dozen people filed to run they’re going to do,” said learn more about them. I’m lina that works for every- for the seat; including Terry during his opening also on the Gang Steering one. Expanding healthcare Democrats Dr. Tobias LaCommittee. I’m respected and making sure the public Grone, B.K. Maginnis, and statement.”

Moore, who is the in this community,” Moore is safe is at the top of Day’s Rett Newton.

LaGrone (D), a minfounder of the Southside said. “I can’t say I’ll stop list of priorities if elected.

“I would love to see a ister and psychotherapist Rides Foundation and all the shootings and killProject MOORE (Mentor- ings, but I can promise you North Carolina that is for from Greensboro, said he all,” Day continued. “Ex- announced his candidacy ing Our Own and Rejuve- I can slow it down.”

Brown did not attend panding healthcare, mak- last April because he didn’t nating the Environment), a ing sure our public schools see a candidate he would program that teaches stu- the forum.

The primary race for are adequately funded, and vote for. LaGrone, who dents the auto body trade, along with how to be an District 74, which repre- making sure there is safety calls himself a “conservaentrepreneur, said he is the sents voters in Lewisville and justice for all so that tive Democrat,” said, “We best candidate because he and Clemmons, will come all of us can walk down have seen Democrats fall knows what our people down to Democrats Carla the street in our neighbor- behind because the leaders Catalan Day and Sean hoods and not fear being of the party have failed the need. people.”

Moore said if elected Lew. The winner will face shot.”

Talking points for LaSean Lew and Jeff his focus will be bring- Republican Jeff Zenger ing an end to gun violence in the General Election in Zenger were not in atten- Grone included voting rights for all, increased dance during the forum. and creating economic op- November.

Since U.S. Senator economic opportunity, and Day, who is a regisportunities in underserved

social justice reform.

“I’ve been voting Democrat for 35 years and we’ve seen promise after promise broken by the old Democratic leaders. We are behind in home ownership, economic opportunity, and we have experienced setback after setback,” LaGrone continued. “We don’t need a passive United States senator.

Let it be clear, as a lifelong Democrat, I will not accept a timid, prim, and proper male or female version of Barack Obama. We need a senator who will go to Washington and make things happen.”

Maginnis (D), who is a small business owner, lists his top three priorities as the economy and jobs, voting rights, and racial/ gender equality. During his opening statement, Maginnis took most of his time talking about who wasn’t at the forum, specifically former Supreme Court Justice Cheri Beasley, who is running for the senate as well.

“What I want to know is who’s not here today and that’s the presumptive winner for this race, Cheri Beasley,” Maginnis continued. “She’s not even advertising in the Black papers … because she’s taking you for granted. It’s ridiculous, that’s why you got a Black candidate right … that’s why you want one. You want one who is going to listen to you and she’s not listening to you.

It’s just another politician unfulfilling their promises.”

Newton (D), a former See Pitch on A3

Boss Lady’s Mother’s Day tradition continues celebration Nobody does holidays quite like Anita “Boss Lady” Dean-Arnette, the voice of The Light Christian radio station.

Every year for Christmas she makes sure children have something to

open on Christmas morning with her annual Toy Drive. On Thanksgiving she makes sure families have something to eat.

And for the past 22 years, Boss Lady welcomed sons and daughters from across the Triad to come together and celebrate their mothers during her annual Mother’s Day Luncheon and Contest.

Leading up to Mother’s Day, The Light invites listeners to send in letters to nominate their mothers for the title of “Mother of the Year.” There is a committee of judges that read each of the letters and determine the winners. The winners are announced at the luncheon, but every mother who attends the event leaves with a gift.

Frances Madonia Johnson-Steward (left), 2022 Mother with Anita “Boss-Lady” Dean Arnette.

Dean-Arnette said luncheon for the conteswhen she decided to host tants in a conference room the first event in 2000, she at the radio station. Now, only received five submis- Dean-Arnette receives sions and they held a small hundreds of letters every

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of the Year, takes a photo

year and more than 200 people usually attend the event.

“We celebrate mothers while they are yet alive.

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So many moms don’t have families to love on them.

They are alone or children just don’t give them any love until they are gone,” Dean-Arnette said.

This year the title was awarded to Frances Madonia Johnson-Steward.

In addition to her crown, Johnson-Steward also received a gift card, a new Sunday hat and other items that were donated by sponsors of the event. Prizes were also awarded for second and third place.

The Light (1340 AM and 103.5 FM) is the Piedmont’s top-ranked urban gospel music station. Midday Praise with Boss Lady is on air Monday-Friday from noon to 3 p.m. For more information, visit http://lightthetriad.com.

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Rally Up W-S hits the streets

Grassroots organization holds rally to call for end to gun violence there,” Singletary said.

Rally Up Winston-Salem holds open meetings the 1st and 3rd Thursdays every month at Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center and the Piedmont Park

BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

Since 2018 Rally Up Winston-Salem, a local grassroots organization geared toward ending street and gang violence, has done its part to make Winston-Salem a safer place. And at a place in time where gun violence is at an all time high, last weekend members of the organization took to the streets to call for the violence to stop.

To date there have been 17 reported homicides in Winston-Salem, compared to only nine in the same time frame last year. To draw attention to the rise in homicides and other violent crimes, on Satur- Asia Burrell (left) and Artisha Tyson (right) during the day Corey McCain and hosted by Rally Up Winston-Salem.

Richard Singletary, found- change,” Tyson continued. in the rally and vigil last ing members of Rally Up, “When I left Winston- weekend. led a rally and vigil in the Salem the violence wasn’t Burrell said she underheart of East Winston. this bad, it wasn’t homi- stands what this commu“We just wanted to honor cides happening like this nity is going through. She those who lost loved ones all the time. And to come said street violence was to senseless violence and back and see my city, my one of the reasons she restreet violence. We want family, my neighbors, have located from New Jersey their voices to be heard,” to deal with the deaths and to North Carolina.

McCann said.

“I understand what’s crime, it was devastating During the rally, Ar- to me and that’s why I going on in this commutisha Tyson, who is also joined Rally Up. nity because I saw it all a member of Rally Up, “My mom always when I was in New Jersey said she decided to join taught me to be of service … my grandmother was the organization because and so when I had an op- one of the first members of she was tired of the blood- portunity to join a group the Crime Watch,” Burrell shed and wanted to do that was fighting some- continued. “’I’m a teacher something about it. Tyson, thing that was close to my as well and it’s all conwho is originally from the heart, I felt encouraged to nected. It’s a cycle and it area, said when she left the join.” has to be broken and we area 10 years ago, things Asia Burrell was en- as a people have to do it weren’t this bad. couraged enough to drive ourselves. We can’t rely on “I just wanted to see from Salisbury to take part other groups and organiza-

Community Center. For more information, visit “Rally Up Winston-Salem” on Facebook.

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rally and vigil last weekend tions to help us; we have to do it ourselves.”

Due to the pandemic, like many organizations Rally Up was forced to halt all scheduled meetings and other events. Before the pandemic Rally Up held open meetings with community stakeholders twice a month to discuss strategies to stop the violence in the community, specifically violence that involved young people.

Now that mask mandates and gathering restrictions have been lifted, Singletary said he’s ready to get back to work.

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Local organizations’ camps combat summer learning loss for students

BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE

During the summer, students can lose up to 25% of what they learned in the school year. To help combat this issue, the United Way of Forsyth County recently held a summer camp fair at the Salvation Army Citadel that addressed the learning loss issue. Many of these camps are still accepting students.

“If students are not engaged in some meaningful way over the summer, then they really do regress and so much of what they learned in the previous school year can be lost,” said Rodd Smith, direc-

cil, who are informed by the parents who live in our neighborhoods, they told us they would like to see some kind of summer camp fair and the offerings there were in the county,” said Smith about how the fair came about.

“We acted quickly because what we also learned is that many parents don’t realize how close the summer is until after spring break. We are already talking about how we can make this event bigger and better for next year.”

The organizations that are supported by the United Way with summer programs are: Action 4 Equity’s Freedom Schools;

Smith. “I am enthused by our continued support of the Place Matters work, particularly when it’s resident led and resident informed.

“We talk about equity in a lot of different places in our community, but Place Matters and the way that it works is particularly an equity model because it puts the power back into the hands of the community that’s being directly impacted.”

Smith wants more parents to reach out to the United Way’s educational partners for any openings for summer camp to help fight the summer learning loss issues.

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The United Way recently held a summer camp fair to inform parents of their options for their kids. tor of United Way’s Place Matters Initiative. “It’s important we create engaging and academically stimulating programming to support students during the summer.

“I believe that even with a break, that doesn’t mean that we can’t still have fun with learning. I think that’s what we have seen, particularly with the summer programs we support. We are hoping that parents will take advantage of the summer camps that are being offered.

Many are free and those that aren’t free have scholarships available.”

The fair was the idea of the Resident Impact Council of the Place Matters Initiative who informed the United Way that their kids needed educational activities to participate during the summer months.

“Our residents told us many times they don’t know about programs offered during the summer until it’s too late, so our Resident Impact Coun-

Ken Carlson Boys and Girls Club; Winston-Salem Urban League – Read Urban; WSSU Rams-C;; The Reading and Math Summer Camp; YMCA Summer Learning Academy; YWCA Best Choice Summer Camp; TURN (Through Unity Reform is N-evitable); Imprints Cares; and Grace Presbyterian JRAMS. The best way to obtain information on any of these organizations is to call 211 or visit NC211. org, which is the United Way’s local referral service.

The United Way is making a tangible difference with their Place Matters Initiative and this fair was another product of it.

They are actively listening to the community and making all attempts to address the concerns and wants of the citizens.

“I am proud to be a part of an organization that has been welcomed to the community’s table to help address its issues,” said

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sent the newly drawn 6th Congressional District, also attended the forum.

The newly-drawn district encompasses Caswell, Randolph, and Guilford counties and parts of Forsyth County. While giving her opening statement, Pichardo mentioned if elected she would push for increased funding for education, mental health counseling and increased spending in rural areas.

The Candidates Forum was part of a series of nonpartisan events collectively planned by several partners including the Black Political Awareness League, the WinstonSalem Urban League, the Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity, the local branch of the NAACP and The Chronicle.

The video of this forum and past forums are posted on The Chronicle’s Facebook page.

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U.S. Air Force colonel and mayor of Beaufort, says he’s running for U.S. Senate to be the voice of North Carolina’s working people. Newton said up until Jan. 6, 2021, he had no intention of running for the senate, but after watching what happened at the U.S. Capitol, all that changed.

“After watching the insurrection and the actions that continue to this day, I just can’t sit on the sidelines while our democracy is under attack,” Newton continued. “The framework of our campaign is to protect democracy at home and abroad, reverse the effects of climate change, protect our environment, and help those thousands of North Carolinians who are really struggling right now.”

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Karine Jean-Pierre selected as first Black woman White House press secretary

BY STACY M. BROWN

Karine Jean-Pierre, whose long career in Democratic communications led her to the podium last year as the second Black woman to hold a White House daily briefing, will regularly host those news conferences.

On Thursday, May 5, President Joe Biden announced that he has selected the Martinique native as his next White House press secretary.

“Karine not only brings the experience, talent, and integrity needed for this difficult job, but she will continue to lead the way in communicating about the work of the Biden-Harris Administration on behalf of the American people,” Biden said in a statement.

He added that outgoing press secretary Jen Psaki set the standard for returning decency, respect, and decorum to the White House Briefing Room.

Meanwhile, the historic nature of the appointment wasn’t lost on the President and others.

“Karine is a lifelong public servant and fierce LGBTQ advocate,” said Mayor Annise Parker, president & CEO of LGBTQ Victory Institute.

When Jean-Pierre steps to the podium on May 13, she’ll become the first Black woman and first openly gay person to hold that job.

“We are proud to have advocated for her historic nomination. As White House press secretary, she will not only be able to use her podium to represent the Biden administration but also the LGBTQ community during a time of unprecedented anti-LGBTQ hate and attacks,” Parker stated.

“As the first out LGBTQ person and the first Black person to hold this office, her appointment will inspire countless young people looking for hope and motivation during a dark chapter in our nation’s history,” Parker continued.

“Shattering this lavender ceiling is a testament to Karine’s grit, power, and commitment to our country’s potential. We are confident she will continue to be a strong ally and partner as she works in the highest office of the land.”

Psaki described Jean-Pierre as passionate.

“She is smart, and she has a moral core that makes her not just a great colleague but an amazing mom and human. Plus, she has a great sense of humor,” Psaki tweeted.

National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) President and CEO Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. said JeanPierre’s selection demonstrates that the Biden-Harris administration has held up its promise of a diverse staff.

“The NNPA, representing the Black Press of America, resolutely congratulates Karine Jean-Pierre, elevated as senior assistant to the President and White House press secretary,” Chavis stated.

“This is another historic step forward by the BidenHarris administration in fulfilling their promise of equity and equality in the White House.”

In a 2021 appearance on The Chavis Chronicles, the Dr. Chavis-hosted PBS-TV show, Jean-Pierre said representation matters.

“We’ve seen that from the first day of this administration, the President signed an executive order to deal with racial inequity and making sure that we saw diversity and inclusion across the board in the federal government,” Jean-Pierre said during her appearance on the show with Dr. Chavis.

“We’re living in a polarized country right now, and the one thing that the President talked about when he was running, he wanted to make sure that he was the President for all,” Jean-Pierre remarked.

Stacy M. Brown is the NNPA Newswire senior national correspondent. Reach him at @StacyBrownMedia.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dems needed on board of commissioners To The Editor: With only three Democrats on the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners, Ted Kaplan, Tonya McDaniel, and Fleming El-Amin consistently work together as a team to secure at least one Republican vote for programs and policies that are important to the people of Forsyth County. *The commissioners have lowered our county taxes for the past nine years. In contrast, the City of WinstonSalem raised our city taxes during the same time period when Ted Kaplan's opponent was on the city council. *Forsyth County provided free COVID vaccinations and test kits to our residents and was praised for the speed and commitment to getting shots in the arms of all who wanted them. *County commissioners have raised teacher sala-

ries through the local supplement and are committed to continue to support our public schools and our teachers. While the board of education requests funds for our schools, it is the county commissioners that actually allocate the local funding, beyond what the state provides. *County commissioners provided more than $5 million to help people pay their housing and utility bills during COVID. *And the county provided additional millions of dollars of critical funding during COVID for many of our non-profit organizations, keeping people in their jobs, and providing essential services to us all.

While the news media often focuses on conflict and controversy, our Forsyth County Democratic commissioners work together to build consensus and address our needs.

Ted Kaplan, Tonya McDaniel, and Fleming El-Amin deserve our support, and I'm voting for all three.

Gayle Anderson Winston-Salem

Pay attention: Roe v. Wade and the Far Right’s extreme plans Ben Jealous

Guest Columnist Things are about to get worse for millions of vulnerable people in our country.

It looks like the far right-wing majority on the U.S. Supreme Court is getting ready to reverse Roe v.

Wade, the 50-year-old ruling that recognized a pregnant person’s right to have an abortion. Abortion is legal today, but pretty soon that will no longer be the case in most of the country.

A leaked draft of a Supreme Court ruling expected to be released in June indicates that the Court will rule that there is no constitutional protection for abortion. Bans will go into effect in many states immediately, and others will follow soon. That will leave millions of women and LGBTQ people - and their spouses and partners less free and less in control of their own health, lives, and families.

Like many laws and policy decisions handed down from on high, the harm will fall hardest on those with the fewest resources and political power - people of color and low-income people. It is hard to take.

How did this happen?

In the long term, it happened because opponents on the right to choose spent decades building a movement to make it happen. They invested time and money to elect likeminded politicians. They pushed Republican presi-

dents to fill federal courts with judges who were willing, if not eager, to restrict or ban legal access to abortion. They made it a top priority when deciding whether and how to vote.

In the short term, it happened because Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election. To energize the Republican Party’s ideological base, Trump promised them judges who would overturn Roe v. Wade. They took the deal Trump offered. They turned out to vote. And with help from Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, Trump gave them the kind of judges they wanted.

And now that they have the power to impose their will, Americans’ freedom will shrink and American families will suffer.

In fact, many are already suffering. Antichoice activists have harassed and sometimes killed abortion providers.

Judges have been letting state legislators pile on more and more restrictions on abortion care. As a result, in some states, the right to abortion care may exist in theory, but in reality, it is virtually non-

existent, because clinics and providers have disappeared.

There are hard times and hard decisions ahead.

There are also lessons to be learned and acted on.

One important lesson is that the Supreme Court has a big impact on our lives, even though most of us don’t think about it dayto-day. We should all pay more attention.

We should pay attention when the far right tells us what they plan to do with their political power.

They have been loud and clear about their intent to overturn Roe v. Wade.

But many Americans refused to believe that the threat to Roe v. Wade was real. They just could not imagine a 21st Century America in which women and doctors are treated like criminals for seeking or providing abortion care.

We no longer need to imagine that kind of scenario. We’re about to live it.

And that’s why we also have to pay attention to the consequences of our voting behavior.

For the most part, the judges who are letting states eliminate access

to abortion are the same judges letting states limit voters’ access to the ballot box. They’re the same judges who restrict the government’s ability to regulate harmful corporate behavior. Many of them are the same judges who tried to deny millions of Americans access to health care provided by the Affordable Care Act. The Supreme Court justices and other federal judges who are put in place by the president and U.S. Senate have jobs for life.

That means we are stuck with Trump’s judges for many years to come. And that means we all need to think long and hard about who we vote for - and about ever passing up the opportunity to vote.

Ben Jealous serves as president of People For the American Way and professor of the practice at the University of Pennsylvania. A New York Times best-selling author, his next book, “Never Forget Our People Were Always Free,” will be published

by Harper Collins in December 2022.

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COVID-19 is not over. We cannot drop our guard.

Dr. James B. Ewers Jr.

Guest Columnist

Sometimes we come to conclusions too quickly.

We want things so badly that we think we can just make them happen.

Outlooks look good and they look promising.

We immerse ourselves in all that is good and refuse to see the bad.

We are all guilty of rushing to judgements.

That’s just a part of life, I guess.

There are many instances where we use statistics to justify our reasoning. I have learned

throughout the years that we can make statistics say anything we want them to say.

If you say the same thing to people, over time they will start to believe you. This past election is a good example of using the same story line and people will believe you.

You see, there are fellow countrymen and countrywomen who believe that Mr. Biden’s opponent won the election. That wrong and overused statement continues to haunt our country. Our nation is severely divided because of it.

Since 2020, we have been in a health crisis.

The coronavirus has run rampant and roughshod over the United States of America.

Our mindsets and our mental conditions have changed dramatically. In

many of our families, this illness took its toll. We could not escape it.

Pre-COVID-19, most of us were hopeful. PostCOVID-19, too many of us are hopeless.

Dinner tables have one less seat and living rooms have one less chair. The coronavirus has caused this permanent disruption. America has forever changed as we have lost thousands of our citizens.

It is a colorless disease.

It has hit all of us, no matter our skin color.

Medications are with us now and new systems of safety have been implemented.

Before now, while I knew about the CDC (Centers for Disease Control), I can’t honestly say that I paid attention to all of their statistical information. Now, I pay close attention to their COVID-19

data.

According to the CDC, unvaccinated people are more likely to die from COVID-19. Does that scare you? I hope it does and makes you want to get vaccinated.

A recent report in the New York Times stated there are about 68,000 COVID-19 cases announced each day. Yet that only captures a portion of the total. That same report says that our country will be approaching 1 million deaths from COVID-19 in the coming weeks.

Dr. Anthony Fauci said, “The United States and the entire world is still experiencing a pandemic, but there are different phases of the pandemic.”

He added, “And what we are in right now is somewhat of a transitional phase, out of the accelerated component into hope-

fully a more controlled component.”

Cities and states are now loosening some of their restrictions. One of the biggest is that you don’t have to constantly wear your mask. Most of the people I know still wear a mask wherever they go. I just think that kind of discretion is still needed. For example, in large-scale events, you still don’t know who is vaccinated.

It is my opinion that we cannot drop our guard.

Yes, we are better than we were, but normal, we are not. Will we ever be normal again? That is a good question and one that cannot be answered now According to the CDC, nearly 220 million people - roughly 66% of the population - are fully vaccinated. One hundred million people have also received

their first booster dose. We are going in the right direction and that is good news.

Encourage your friends and family to be cautious and not to take chances with their health.

Know who you are around. Our lives are at stake.

I value my life. Don’t you value yours?

James B. Ewers Jr., Ed.D., is a former tennis champion at Atkins High School in Winston-Salem and played college tennis at Johnson C. Smith University, where he was all-conference for four years. He is a retired college administrator. He can be reached at overtimefergie.2020@yahoo.com.

Children have become the collateral damage of war Robert C. Koehler

Guest Columnist At a certain point, as I was reading the book I’d recently been sent, a strange transformation began occurring: Gradually, as I moved ever deeper into it, I wasn’t so much reading as quietly singing a hymn … participating in a chant.

The book is ”A Promise to Our Children: A Field Guide to Peace” by Charles P. Busch, an online version of which was sent to me by Adam Vogal, president of the Oregon Peace Institute.

The book isn’t so much about ending war as it’s about, well, loving children. And children are massacred, again and again and again, as the military forces of the world fight and kill, not so much one another, but rather various random swaths of humanity - a.k.a., civilians - who simply happen to be present when the bullets are fired and the bombs go off. They’re in the way.

They’re collateral damage.

Early in the book,

Busch, who is director of Fields of Peace, points out that: “in World War I, the ratio of combatant deaths to civilian deaths was nine to one. In World War II that ratio changed dramatically. Every one combatant death was matched by one civilian death. Today, following the Vietnam War, and now Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria, the ratio has again changed dramatically: one combatant death to nine civilian deaths.”

And a terrifyingly large percentage of those civilian deaths happen to be children, which is to say: “Far more children are killed in today’s wars than combatants. War has become the killing of children.”

As Busch’s words hit home - war has become the killing of children - he’s not so much making an abstract point as bringing the news to us in whatever random moment of our lives we happen to be, sort of like parents responding to a knock on the door and learning that their son or daughter has just been killed in combat.

This is the promise the book urges us to make, indeed, to say aloud, to repeat on a daily basis: “I will not be a part of the killing of any child, no matter how lofty the rea-

son. Not my neighbor’s child. Not my child. Not the enemy’s child. Not by bomb. Not by bullet. Not by looking the other way.

I will be the power that is peace.”

What does this mean, for God’s sake? These wars aren’t my fault! As I read the book, I hurried past those words, but I couldn’t let go of them.

Finally I read them aloud.

I suggest you do the same.

I’ll wait …

Somehow Busch manages to push readers a little closer to the planet’s combat zones, or perhaps what I mean to say is that he clarifies the concept of “combat zone.” If there is one, we are in it, but we can choose to live in such a way that we stand up to its wrong: that we do something, on a daily basis, to change the world.

He concedes the simplicity of this idea, but notes that change often emerges from simple, seemingly naïve - usually debased and ridiculed - ideas: from Mahatma Gandhi’s Salt March in 1930 to Greta Thunberg sitting alone on the steps of the Swedish parliament building, demanding governmental action on climate change.

The only real solutions to conflict are nonviolent ones. I believe most people on Planet Earth know

this, yet human civilization is organized in lethal opposition to itself, with a global annual military budget in 2021 of more than $2 trillion, half of which is American. Think how many children we’re prepared to kill!

Indeed, all hail Hermann Goering, who said during the Nuremberg Trials: “Naturally the common people don’t want war: Neither in Russia, nor in England, nor for that matter in Germany. That is understood. But after all, it is the leaders of the country who determine the policy and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along … All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked …

It works the same in any country.”

In contrast, let me introduce Mary Gordon, a Canadian educator who has developed a curriculum called Roots of Empathy, which Busch writes about: “In a 4th grade classroom, a group of students sit in a circle on the floor. It is the first day of the school year.

They are excited and a little nervous. They are waiting for the arrival of what the teacher said will be a ‘very special surprise.’ The door opens, and in comes a mother holding her sixmonth-old infant, Evelyn.

“The mother and child

join them in the circle, spreading a green blanket for the infant to sit and roll and rest on. Every three weeks throughout the school year Baby Evelyn and her mother will return, and the children will come to know Evelyn. They will observe her development, her ability to sit up and express her desires and emotions. They will learn to name her expressions - hunger, tiredness, frustration, joy, anger, contentment. And the students will learn the proper way to hold an infant, and one by one, experience Evelyn’s warmth and fragility, and her preciousness.”

This is for real! Gordon’s Roots of Empathy curriculum, which she developed in 1996, is now being used in a dozen countries, including Canada and the U.S. This is emotional - or perhaps what I would call spiritual - education, with an infant as the teacher.

“In the classroom where Baby Evelyn became the teacher, the students soon claimed her as their own. They welcomed her arrivals with singing and gifts - drawings, paper necklaces, poems, and flowers. They loved her and wished they could take her home with them.”

This differs a bit from the established school

norm, where the emotional education process, which takes place primarily on the playground, is often led by bullies, who teach kids how to be either jerks or victims.

The Roots of Empathy curriculum teaches, my God, empathy: reverence for vulnerability. Who knew that could be taught?

But if the development of empathy is not simply left to chance - if children start becoming aware of it, start valuing and understanding it, in their preteens - they will probably be less susceptible, as adults, to the Goering dictum, less likely to be dragged into war, less willing to dehumanize others, less willing to kill their children.

The concluding metaphor in Busch’s remarkable book - his hymn - is about the great forests of the world, which may seem to consist of thousands of individual trees, but every forest is, in fact, one entity, a single life form connected at the roots.

Robert Koehler (koehlercw@gmail.com), syndicated by PeaceVoice, is a Chicago award-winning journalist and editor.

He is the author of “Courage Grows Strong at the Wound.”

Can federal anti-lynching law help heal America?

Dr. Gail C. Christopher

Guest Columnist

WA S H I N G T O N , D.C. - For three centuries lynching was a standard practice in the cruel treatment of Black men, women, and children in America. Even after slavery, Blacks from 1882 – 1959 were lynched on average every six days, totaling at least 4,733 brutal deaths, according to researchers at the Tuskegee Institute.

Now, after more than a century of advocacy, legislation declaring lynching a federal crime was recently signed into law. Despite decades of senseless delays, this new law pushes America to finally acknowledge that racism often correlates to a level of violence and terror woven into the very fabric of this country.

Centuries of lynching, brutality, and unspeakable violence against Black people in U.S. history was considered normal, even Christian, according to author Terry Anne Scott in her new book, ”Lynching and Leisure.” Church socials were organized around lynching of Black people. White families and children posed for photos with the hanging corpses

and even sent these grotesque images through the mail as postcards. This sociopathic behavior manifests as a total absence of conscience as violence and harm are inflicted upon others. It is recognized today as a severe personality disorder and/ or mental derangement.

Those vile and unlawful acts traumatized more than just the victims, family, and friends. Lynching sent a chilling message through entire communities: this is for you, too, if you dare to upend the racial hierarchy that puts whites ahead of Blacks in every aspect of society.

Though it can be disturbing to acknowledge, this country sanctioned these hideous acts before this law was enacted; that remains one of America’s hidden truths.

With no federal law deeming lynching illegal, America could turn a blind eye to these atrocities. Sponsored by U.S. Rep. Bobby L. Rush in the House (D-Ill) and Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) in the Senate, the Senate unanimously passed the Emmet Till Anti-Lynching Legislation, and House approved it 422 to 3. With this law finally in place, the dawning of a racial reckoning in the United States seems more believable than ever before.

In 2020, George Floyd’s brutal murder sparked global outrage, protests, and demands for

racial equity - sentiments expressed with deepened intensity and purpose. COVID-19 has killed more than six million people and devastated families around the world. Today, scenes of suffering and destruction in Ukraine grip us all.

The collective outpouring of grief may be creating a special moment.

We are saturated with pain and loss, contributing to a higher, increased capacity for empathy and compassion. Is it possible these heart-wrenching narratives merged into our collective consciousness and produced an environment where 100 years of failure to produce a federal lynching law was tranformed, paving the way for a milestone accomplishment?

All people of color can now celebrate this victory as Black people were not the only race to suffer from lynching. The inspiration and name behind this legislation stems from Emmett Till, a 14-yearold Black youth from Chicago lynched in 1955 near Money, Mississippi, after whites believed he offended a white woman in a grocery store. In other parts of the nation, the pain and suffering from lynching was also felt throughout history. In the 1800s, across the frontier, 137 Native Americans were lynched. During the Los Angeles Chinese Massacre of 1871, a mob killed 19 Chinese immigrants, 15 of whom were hanged, some after they were shot.

The homegrown terrorism that allowed the lynching of colored people draws similar parallels to the current 24/7 war coverage in Ukraine that the rest of the world continues to watch. The world has a front-row seat to witness the pure terror brought on

by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. This cruel and maniacal destruction of a country, community, and people is devastating to watch, yet it follows patterns of terrorists perpetuating lies to justify their violence, denying that said violence ever happened, and showing no compassion, empathy, or concern for their victims. But this is not a new concept.

This pattern of terrorism has happened repeatedly throughout history. America’s institutionalized and structured racism inspired the Nazi horror that precipitated World War II. In his book, ”Hitler’s American Model,” author James Q. Whitman writes that the Nuremberg Laws, the legislative formation of the Nazis’ anti-Jewish push, evolved as the regime studied race policies in America.

The world is currently witnessing an extreme manifestation of that same terror and entitlement to brutalize Ukraine through Russia’s occupancy. Similarly, white people feeling empowered to wield cruelty and violence during slavery resulted in immense suffering, broken

promises, and violence post Reconstruction and during the Jim Crow era.

Those patterns symbolize an outgrowth of racism and racial hierarchy built into the structure of our government. It threatens our humanity and very survival as a community at large.

Passing this antilynching legislation and fully supporting Ukraine in its time of crisis indicates that America is ready to unite and dismiss the idea of devaluing human life and humanity based on a fallacy of ultimate power and authoritarianism. Even in today’s polarized times, progress continues; a reminder that our hearts must open before mindsets can change. The unique aspect of Russia’s War on Ukraine gives way for more open-mindedness on the topic because white people are terrorizing other white people, in a bedeviling war where combatants are bound by similar skin color, culture, and even language in some cases.

Meanwhile, ongoing atrocities perpetrated in Syria, Yemen, Africa, and other places around the globe have not received the same exposure and media coverage that generates massive outpouring of emotional denunciation and condemnation of these actions.

Now, the world begins to open its heart at a time when the broader public can draw a mutual connection and relationship with

those people represented in the images coming from Ukraine. The Emmet Till Anti-Lynching Law provides proof that America can push forward and evolve, even finding bi-partisan consensus to bridge entrenched division at a critical moment.

Perhaps an environment is emerging where Congress will continue to act on proposals addressing centuries of slavery and racism in America.

Showing compassion for those opposing your beliefs is a key component of racial healing. A democracy cannot survive without a critical mass of the population having empathy and care for those perceived as different and holding alternative views.

The war in Ukraine illustrates what can happen when false narratives enable violence. This monumental moment could be propelling America on a journey toward healing and transformation.

Dr. Gail C. Christopher, executive director of the National Collaborative for Health Equity, is the former senior advisor and vice president of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation and architect of the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation framework. Her newly released book, “Rx Racial Healing,” is a narrative of her understanding of the power of racism and the need for healing.

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BUSTA’S PERSON OF THE WEEK

Single mom shares her guide to raising Black (gentle) men

BY BUSTA BROWN FOR THE CHRONICLE

“As single mothers, we have to set and respect their boundaries when our boys are adolescents,” said Sanya Simmons.

“There came a point when they reached puberty when I realized I needed to stop them from sleeping in my bedroom as well,” shared Sanya. She’s the author of “A Single Mom’s Guide to Raising Black (Gentle) Men.” She continued, “We must teach them how to cook, clean, shop at the grocery store, do laundry, financial management, etc.

You want him to be selfsufficient, because these are life skills every child should have.”

I loved how raw, open and honest Sanya was about sex. “It’s supposed to feel good, because God made you that way. Sex should never be a taboo subject. It’s better that we have that talk with them, than another adult or even one of their friends.”

Sanya’s book is a guide for single moms, but men can also benefit greatly from this book. There’s a chapter that talks about not allowing our sons to be yes men, how to be the man of the house, the importance of getting to know their teacher, and more. It’s a great read!

Another one of my favorite chapters is where Simmons talked about allowing your sons to fail.

When my now 22-year-old sons were adolescent age, I unknowingly microman-

aged their every move and it backfired on me. You’ve heard it said time and time again, a woman can’t raise a boy to be a man. I disagree. Natural order will turn a boy into a man. But it takes effort and guidance to be a (gentle) man. What Sanya’s book teaches is that there’s also strength in softness.

“I teach my sons the importance of love.

They should always know they’re loved. My son Matt told me that he stays out of trouble because he knows he is loved. He said that he wants to make it home safe each night because of my love for him. A mother’s love also makes it easy for them to bounce back from failure. I think it’s important to allow my boys to fail, so they know that they don’t have to reach this unrealistic expectation of perfection. No one will ever reach that bar,” said Sanya.

She added, “If they fail while they’re at home, then I can help them overcome that failure and teach them how to navigate to reach a solution. Failure also teaches them coping skills, and they can’t learn that if we micromanage our children. When a child fails, parents will get a true assessment of who their child is.”

The NC A&T alum has always been open and honest with her sons about her failures. “As parents, we shouldn’t shield our kids from seeing us fail. Yet, let them see us as humans,” she said.

As I was reading the

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Sanya Simmons, author, audiobook narrator, voice actor and Reiki master. chapter about allowing our children to fail, I thought about all the valuable lessons my oldest son Adrian learned by watching me fail. Now at 43, he turned out to be the best man I’ve ever met; one of the few men I know who has complete peace.

Sanya has a beautiful message for divorced mothers with sons. “Always remember the good in your ex. Never forget there was a time when you were in love with that man, and that he is your children’s father. We shouldn’t carry that anger over to our children. Get rid of the anger, and I’m not talking about the stereotypical Black woman

anger. That’s not real. I’m talking about real, and often justifiable, anger. If we don’t get rid of it, it will inevitably hurt us and our children in the long run.

And no mother wants that, right?” said Sanya.

I asked Sanya to elaborate on what is justifiable anger. “Not paying child support and not being there for the kids. You have to dry the tears when they’re missing their father. But the anger doesn’t help, so let’s get rid of it,” she said with a very pleasant smile and vibe.

Sanya said that watching how well her parents got along after divorcing inspired her to be cordial

with her ex-husband, so their sons can maintain a healthy relationship with him. “I don’t mind making the necessary sacrifices for my sons. My job is to make sure they grow up to be men. I believe a real man is trustworthy, holds his righteous place in the world, and does the right thing by his family. My dad gave us that kind of love, so I had a great example of a good man. And my mother was amazing as well,” said Sanya.

Like every parent, there have been some challenges. “One of my sons is autistic and we had a tough battle with the education system. They want to label our Black children, but I fought for my son. The education system sometimes fails our children, so we must encourage them. I learned my son’s triggers and tapped into his talents, and helped him find where he fit in and was able to be successful in school. He loved band and theater, and those classes made school more tolerable for him. I chose not to punish him by taking those away, because they were too important to his overall emotional well-being,” said the proud mom.

Years ago she had to overcome her own battles.

She suffered from depression, bipolar disorder, and also postpartum depression. “Therapy, medication, and support groups helped me tremendously.

We can live in a state of denial, or get professional help from someone to walk us through it. Therapy is

very important,” said Sanya.

In every chapter of her book, “A Single Mom’s Guide to Raising Black (Gentle) Men,” I’m reminded how vital it is for parents to take care of their mental and physical health so we can be our best for our children. In the chapters “You Are His Example of a Woman” and “Man vs.

Gentleman,” they make it very clear how important it is to be on top of your game as a parent.

Sanya Simmons moved to Greensboro in 1986, from St. Louis, Missouri. She now lives in Atlanta, where she narrates audiobooks, is a voice actor, and a Reiki master. She believes that everyone has worth and purpose in this life and is deserving of love. These two beliefs are the foundation of her parenting style. “I’m extremely passionate about the social issues affecting our sons, and believe that we must do everything within our power to set them up for success,” said Sanya.

“If you’ve done your best, it’s all you can do.

My success as a mother is measured by the love and relationship I have with my sons. Not their career, money or material things.”

My phenomenal Person of the Week is Sanya Simmons. For more info about Sanya, visit sanyasimmons.com, IG @iamsanyasimmons and sanya@sanyasimmons.com.

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Two-time stroke survivor shares her story for Stroke Month BY: AINE CONCEPCION AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

“During choir rehearsal at First Waughtown Baptist Church in WinstonSalem, I had been feeling some tingling, but I didn’t know what that meant. I really did not know the signs of a stroke, other than maybe twisting of the mouth or sometimes, not being able to speak, or having slurred speech,” said Marilyn Roseboro. “My mother had suffered three strokes before she passed, but the only symptom she noticed was that her leg felt like it was asleep. My symptoms were completely different.

“Fortunately, Mrs. Mary Carter, a fellow choir member who was standing next to me, noticed that my face was drooping and made sure that 911 was called. I thankfully got to the hospital in time so that most of the major damage was averted,” shared Marilyn.

Her stroke was caused by a blood clot and she was prescribed blood thinners.

“I took my medication as prescribed, but four years later, I was preparing for a medical procedure that required me to come off the blood thinners,” remembered Marilyn.

“In June 2016, I came off my blood thinner for two days. I had the procedure in the morning and my second stroke in the afternoon,” shared Marilyn.

“I was eating, or so I thought, and I realized I put food in my mouth with my right hand, but I wasn’t chewing anything. I looked down and saw that the food had actually fallen out of my mouth.

I thought, ‘Okay, clean this up - I don’t know what’s going on, but clean this up’ and that’s when I realized that my left hand didn’t work at all. I should have called 911, but I called a neighbor, Mrs. Deborah Washington, and told her something was wrong. I didn’t know what it was, but I needed her to take me to the hospital. By the time she rushed over, my speech was slurring,” recalled Marilyn.

“I got to the hospital again in record time, and I was able to get treated,” said Marilyn.

Marilyn believes herself to be blessed that there are so many things she can still do. “I consider myself kind of differentlyabled now. There are things that I used to do that I have to do differently now,” shared Marilyn. Although people often tell her they can’t tell she has suffered strokes, she recognizes challenges that make it more difficult for her to do some of the things she used to do, like remembering things, recalling words, and using fine motor skills.

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After suffering both strokes, Marilyn relies on her faith in God and the education and awareness she learned about the facts regarding the impact of heart disease and stroke among African Americans.

African American women are actually twice as likely to have a stroke. Black women are also more likely to experience more severe strokes or suffer repeat strokes. Such is the case with Ms. Marilyn Roseboro, a very blessed two-time stroke survivor.

Marilyn is a Winston-Salem State University alumna and retiree who is a proud and diligent heart disease advocate.

She serves as an American Heart Association Red Dress Tea Church Leader for First Waughtown Baptist Church. Leading by example, Marilyn helps facilitate events that educate her church members and community members regarding the impact of heart disease and stroke.

May is National Stroke Awareness Month and Marilyn encourages everyone to learn the warning signs of a stroke: F.A.S.T. – F- face drooping, A- arm weakness, S - speech difficulties like slurring or confusion while speaking, and T – time to call 9-1-1.

Marilyn Roseboro is a 2022 Forsyth Go Red Woman, sharing her story in our community to help other women prevent stroke. Novant Health is proud to be the American Heart Association’s “Life is Why” and “Go Red for Women” sponsor in Forsyth County, celebrating, supporting and encouraging women to put their health first wherever they may be in their journey.

Together, We Get It Done for the Community As the three Democrats on the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners we work together to make our community better. But more importantly, we’ve been able to bring the commissioners together to make government work for everyone.

Working For You: Lower Taxes Critical Healthcare Family Support

Each year we’ve lowered the tax rate. Today it’s the lowest in 10 years.

Delivered more than $30 million in Covid assistance to our neighborhoods for vaccinations, masks and other Covid healthcare assistance.

Provided more than $5 million for rent and utility assistance last year.

Minority Business Support

Invested more than $1 million to assist our small businesses.

Teacher Supplemental Pay

Our teacher pay supplements are the third largest in the entire state.

Educating Our Kids Reducing Gun & Gang Violence Supporting Veterans

Investing more than $180 million annually in our schools.

Funding programs to make our neighborhoods safer.

More than $15 million for programs and facilities to help those who’ve served our country so well.

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WE GET IT DONE FOR OUR COMMUNITY.

Vote for Ted, Tonya and Fleming, Democrats on the Forsyth County Commission.

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A day (or two) on the campaign trail with candidate Shai Woodbury

BY MARTHA JOAN ROBBINS

We had never met Shai Woodbury, candidate for County Commissioner District A, when we heard she had agreed to an interview. We asked if we could shadow her on her campaign trail for a day.

But just 15 minutes into the face-to-face introduction, we suspected this journey could not be contained by just one day.

We were right.

Still, while typical candidates crave the limelight a good interview can bring, this one came with unique yet refreshing conditions. She is just regular people, she notes, and we’ll have to chat on the move because there are folks all across the district she wants to hear from. And how does this candidate prefer we reference her - by her given name Malishai?

Ms. Woodbury? “Oh, Lord, I’m just Shai.

Everybody knows that!”

And with those conditions in place, we began to get to know Shai Woodbury, the candidate.

Interactions with her constituents are spontaneous, wonderfully pleasant and consistently accompanied by an inviting smile and high energy. Nearly every encounter begins with “Hey, how are YOU doing?” includes a pause while soaking in their answer and ends with a two-handed handshake – the kind that pulls you in and holds on for a second.

During a whirlwind two-day experience, what was most evident is that Shai’s story is never told by her. We were handed no press releases. We watched her talented team sigh again and again as their boss skipped carefully crafted statements, opting instead to “just talk from my heart.”

There was not one podium or staged event. She appears to talk WITH folks and not AT them.

Shai Woodbury is plenty accomplished but we know that from our own research.

She is a graduate of UNC Chapel Hill, an instructor at A&T State University and, oh by the way, she was the first African American to serve as chair of the WSFC School Board. But in our two days with her, Shai’s resume never came up. She didn’t talk to folks she met about her stuff,

she asked about theirs. She asked a Latino group how she could help their community have a bigger voice on issues. She talked with school system workers about their value to children’s futures. She visited Reynolda House to take in an exhibit because she is a bit of a geek for historical places. She interrupted her whole itinerary to stop and cheer on a group of race participants because she said all of us need to know somebody, somewhere is pulling for us, whether we know them or not.

But make no mistake. Even amidst all the bustling, this moment is not lost on Shai. And she has the jacket to prove it. She is a student and teacher of leadership. It means everything to Shai Woodbury. If you want to make her stop on a dime, just ask her about leadership. I did.

And it was the moment when it was clear what every other moment meant.

“I am here because of Mazie Woodruff, who came before me. I am here because of Earline Parmon, who made it possible for me to achieve anything. This jacket I wear was Earline Parmon’s. Her family gifted it to me after I won the election in 2018 so I would always push on. I HAVE to serve because she invested what she was in me.”

Searching for a summary of our twoday ride with Shai, I kept coming back to one thought: History shows us that true, good leaders don’t even know that they are that. They don’t tell us they are leaders, yet we know because we can see it and feel it. I saw it when those maintenance workers high-fived after a chat with Shai and when a grown Carver alum danced in the streets sharing memories. Who didn’t feel it when tired racers picked up their pace because some woman was shouting encouragement and waving from the curb?

Two days with Shai Woodbury? Well it was about heartfelt conversations, listening, good friends, humble leadership and, oh, yeah, Earline Parmon’s jacket and her Jacket Pride of Carver High School, class of 1992!

This article was paid for by the Malishai Woodbury campaign.

Ted Kaplan, working for all of Forsyth County SUBMITTED ARTICLE

From my service in the Navy, to the state legislature, and as your county commissioner, I’ve committed most of my life to public service.

The last two years have certainly tested that commitment. But working together, the Democrats on the county commission have stepped up in a big way. *During COVID, we delivered more than $30 million for vaccinations, masks and healthcare assistance, most of it to underserved communities. *We provided $5 million for mortgage and utility assistance and allocated millions more for minority business support, at-risk student programs and for children of domestic violence. *We funded nutri-

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tion programs and mental health and hospice patient assistance programs for those in need. *Each year, we invest more than $180 million for school facilities and significantly more for teacher supplemental pay.

Forsyth County now offers the third highest teacher supplement pay in North Carolina. *This year we invested $65 million for Sheriff Kimbrough’s public safety programs, including $3.5

million for our Juvenile Intervention Team and $1.5 million to send trained violence interrupters into our neighborhoods. *And for my fellow veterans, we budgeted over $15 million for veteran programs and facilities to serve those who have served us so well. *And we’ve done all this while lowering your tax rate year after year. Today, your county tax rate is the lowest it’s been in 10 years.

So, while some candidates may talk about what they want to do. WE’RE DOING IT. Making government work for you.

That’s why I hope I’ve earned your continued support.

This article was paid for by the Ted Kaplan campaign.

Kanika Brown campaigns for NC House District 71 SUBMITTED ARTICLE

now. Hundreds of thousands of low-income families can’t afford healthcare because corporate-backed politicians refuse to accept federal money that has been available through the Affordable Care Act for over a decade. It’s time to fill the coverage gap and right that wrong.

N.C. House District 71 deserves a strong, progressive leader committed to making the change we need, from strengthening workers' rights to expanding Medicaid to bringing equity to our schools and more.

Kanika Brown will fight for our priorities as a state lawmaker in Raleigh.

But first she needs to share her message with every single voter and win this primary.

After reading about her platform below, learn more about Kanika on her website: www.KanikaBrown. com.

Kanika Brown’s Platform: Submitted photo *Economic Development - N.C.’s minimum Kanika Brown wage of $7.25 has not increased since federal leg*Education - It's time islation raised it to $7.25 to build new infrastructure in 2009. That’s ridiculous. and invest in cutting-edge Our state lawmakers need technology for our public to stop leaving working schools. Our students and people behind. It’s time to teachers deserve the best raise the minimum wage educational resources in to a livable one of $15 and the world and classroom tie it to inflation. We must sizes that allow every child also strengthen the right of to receive individual attenlabor unions so that work- tion tailored to their learners can easily organize and ing style. fight for better conditions *Housing - A place to in their workplace. live should be affordable *Healthcare - N.C. and easy to obtain for evneeds to expand Medicaid eryone. We need to repeal

laws that allow greedy corporations to use income thresholds to put housing out of reach for working class people, especially Americans with disabilities, who often live on a fixed income. *Equity & Justice Reform - We need to pass anti-discrimination laws that protect workers from racist, sexist, and anti-LGBTQ+ behavior. Additionally, the gender pay gap must be closed. Finally we must support women's rights. *Climate - N.C. can be part of a renewable energy boom, from solar panels to electric vehicles and more, if we promote innovation, quality employment training, and companies that keep jobs here instead of shipping them overseas.

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Timothy Ramsey Sports Columnist

A tale of two schools I know this may sound strange, especially for a sports fanatic, but I am a fan of two different college sports teams. For college basketball I am a North Carolina Tar Heels fan and for college football I am a fan of the Florida State Seminoles.

The reason why I am writing this article is I was recently talking sports with a good friend of mine and the subject turned toward college sports. I told him that I thought both UNC and Florida State would have good years this upcoming season and he grilled me on how I could be a fan of both schools.

I know some may be asking a similar question, but it’s not really that complicated of an answer and I am sure I am not the only person out there that is a fan of two different schools’ sports teams.

First of all, I grew up in the D.C./ Northern Virginia area of the country back in the ‘80s. At that time, the only college basketball teams that were on television were the Georgetown Hoyas and Carolina. John Thompson is a legend in the D.C. area, so everyone was a fan of the Hoyas in that era.

I liked Georgetown, but I was a Michael Jordan fan above all else. In the late ‘80s, Jordan was the end all, be all for basketball and his sneakers helped him generate even more popularity. Because of him and because they were shown on television, I gravitated toward being a fan of the Tar Heels more than I liked Georgetown.

As I became a little older and my understanding of sports grew, I began to closely follow both programs. Even though Georgetown had players like Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning, Dikembe Mutombo, Allen Iverson and Victor Page come through the school at that time, I think the main reason that I liked the Hoyas was the fact that John Thompson was the first African American head coach to win a Division I national championship in basketball in 1984.

In the D.C. area, Thompson was sort of a legend. Well, that was kind of an understatement because he was a legend for the things he was able to accomplish at Georgetown. Considering the household I was brought up in, I really had no choice but to like Thompson and the Hoyas because it was ingrained in me, so to speak.

At the same time, I noticed what Dean Smith was doing in Chapel Hill with the Tar Heels. I vividly remember watching Carolina play during that 1993 national championship season. Everyone remembers the national championship game in 1993 against Michigan where Chris Webber traveled, and it wasn’t called, and the infamous timeout that he didn’t have. I was 11 at that time and I enjoyed the way Carolina played basketball and the personalities of the playSee Schools on B2

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The season has flipped to spring and we all know what that means.

The youngsters from around the county strapped on the pads and laced up the cleats for some spring football. Here is a peek at some of the action from some area youth football games.

Marc Raye Jr. receives scholarship to next level

BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE

Marc Raye Jr. is not the biggest kid on the court, but the size of his heart cannot be measured.

The Reynolds’ senior is one of the fiercest competitors in the area and that has enabled him to earn a scholarship to play basketball next year at Elizabeth City State University (ECSU).

Raye Jr. chose ECSU over teams that expressed interest such as Johnson C. Smith, Davidson, Fayetteville State, Virginia Commonwealth, North Carolina A&T and others. Raye Jr. says he felt the Vikings were the best fit for him over all the other suitors.

“It was the coach. I just loved everything about him. He was real, he would hold you accountable, and he is just a good dude,” said Raye Jr. about what sold him on Elizabeth City State.

Raye Jr. began his prep career at Albemarle High School with his father, Raye Sr., as his head coach.

He thrived in that environment, racking up countless awards and accolades playing with Albemarle.

He was good enough to play varsity as a freshman and it did not take him long to find his footing on that level.

“That helped me a lot because I got thrown straight into the fire,” Raye Jr. said about playing on varsity as a freshman. “I was prepared, and I knew that it would get me ready to accomplish what I wanted to accomplish for my sophomore year.”

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Marc Raye Jr. will be heading to Elizabeth City State University to play college basketball next season. coach was a dream come true for Raye Jr. He felt that allowed him to be more relaxed and just play his game.

“Playing for him let me just be me,” he said about playing for his dad. “I wasn’t really a scorer, but I had to score and that was something I built while I was down there. I was really good at it, better than I thought I was.”

For his senior season, Raye Jr. chose to transfer to Reynolds High School for his senior year. Being from Winston, Raye Jr. wanted to

come back and play his final season at home. He also wanted to play against the better competition on the 4A level that would help raise his recruiting profile.

“From a coaching standpoint, because of the numbers he had and how well he climbed so fast, he had outgrown the program at Albemarle,” said Marc Raye Sr,, Raye Jr.’s father. “Most coaches would be selfish and want him to stay, but as his father, I had to sacrifice that, so I was willing to put my coaching career to the side so

he could step forward and be the basketball player he needed to be to have a remote chance of obtaining a scholarship.”

Even though Raye Jr. achieved a lot of individual success with Albemarle, he didn’t reach the level of team success he was yearning for. Having the opportunity to win more games and possibly play for a state championship was another reason for the transfer to Reynolds.

“I just wanted to win, that’s it; I was tired of losing,” he said.

“I wanted to prove to myself and other people that what they saw wasn’t just talk, I could actually play.”

Raye Jr. thrived on the 4A level just like he did on the 1A level with Albemarle. He was voted to the All-Conference team his senior year at Reynolds and was one of the leaders on the team.

Raye Jr. is appreciative of his father for all of the things Raye Sr. has done to get him to this point.

“I wouldn’t be here without him. If it wasn’t for him taking me to the gym, waking me up and making me go to the gym when I didn’t feel like it,” Raye Jr. said about his dad. “If it wasn’t for him getting the head coaching job down there (Albemarle), I wouldn’t have the opportunity I have now, because when I was going into high school, nobody really wanted to give me a chance.

“After that, people started wanting to give me a chance after they saw what I was doing. I was See Raye on B4

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Brandon Isaiah reflects on induction into hall of fame

BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE

Brandon Isaiah, former Parkland High School standout football and basketball player, was inducted into the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Hall of Fame sponsored by the Winston-Salem Sportsmen Club last Friday night.

Isaiah was one of the best running backs the county has ever seen, accumulating over 5,000 rushing yards during his career and was also a member of the state championship basketball team that went 29-1 in the 19992000 school year.

Isaiah recently sat down with The Chronicle to talk about his hall of fame induction and his life after his stellar high school career.

Question: What were the emotions you were going through at the banquet and what type of memories did it bring back for you?

Answer: Man, I am not even going to lie to you, it was crazy, and I am still processing. Obviously being in the hall of fame is a big deal. It’s one of those things, until you get there, you really don’t know what you are going to think or what you are going to feel. I think for me because I don’t live in Winston-Salem, I don’t get to see a lot of people that helped raise me, and not just me but all the people I grew up with.

So, I got to see a lot of people that, not necessarily from my high school days, but people who were like my first basketball coach. I saw guys in the hall of fame that I haven’t seen since I was a kid and didn’t even know they were in there. It was just so many different people that were a part of my life and childhood there and it was a humbling experience to see so many people I remember growing up.

Just to see all of those different things, it just brought back so many memories. It was like one of those things, to be honest with you I’m still trying to process, that reminds you of the great place that I grew up in.

Question: You were able to accomplish a lot at Parkland. When you stepped foot on campus as a freshman, did you envision you would leave this big of a legacy and impact

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ers drew you in even more.

Georgetown was a good team but by the time I was entering my pre-teen years, my allegiance to a college basketball team had shifted almost solely to the Tar Heels. My commitment to the Heels only grew as I matured and they continued to bring in players like Rasheed Wallace, Jerry Stackhouse, Antwan Jamison, Vince Carter, Ed Cota, Eric Montross George Lynch and Shammond Williams. So, in a nutshell, that is how I became a fan of the North Carolina Tar Heels over my hometown Hoyas.

When it comes to college football, it actually took me a little bit longer to get into it. I was a diehard fan of both professional and college bas-

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at the school?

Answer: I never really thought about it. I am from the southside and I grew up in Hemingway. I am a Parkland guy and I grew up playing for the Tiny Indians. My older brother went to Parkland and he was a part of arguably one of the better teams Parkland has ever had, basketball-wise. They lost in the championship game and lost to Reidsville on like a last second shot. My team, we went to state and we won state, so it was so many different people before me when I was coming up. When I finally got to Parkland, I was just so excited to be a part of their tradition. My brother, who I’ve always looked up to, and all of his friends and the guys he played with.

When you start knowing about all of those guys and those guys from the neighborhood that were like my big brothers, being a part of that tradition, I was just so consumed with that. Then the guys that were there when I got to high school, they kind of like had expectations and looked out for me. I never really had the chance to think about it as much until I got caught up in trying to be a really good player in a great place.

We had so much talent in the city at that time. It was just like you had to hold your own. You had guys at Mt. Tabor, you had guys at Carver, you had guys at Reynolds, you had guys at North, you had guys at East, man you had to compete every day just to be on that level. I was just fortunate to just have so much talented competition around me, it kind of just brought the best out of me.

Question: When you look back at some of the numbers you put up, does it seem unreal that you were able to do so well against talented competition.

Answer: When I look at it now it’s kind of crazy.

That stuff is from high school and I am coaching my own kids now. Every now and then guys have debates about who the best players were, but the coolest thing about this week, to be honest with you, was just the guys I played with, against, and the kids I grew up with, they say things on Facebook and everybody has an experience or story from playing with you and have a perspective on the type of player you were.

That was just as impactful as being inducted because the respect of your peers is everything for me.

I had so much respect for the guys I was playing against at other schools, so when I think about what I was able to do in such a talented area, sometimes I’m kind of like, wow. So, when you say I rushed for over 5,000, it’s like I was out there doing it and getting it. Every now and then when I hear it and look over it now, it’s like I did a lot. But in the process of doing it and the people that I was able to do it with that helped me get there, it just kind of keeps you from thinking about it until it pops in your head. The numbers are kind of crazy when you think about it every now and then.

Question: Do you feel playing at a high level allows you to better relate to the kids you are now coaching?

Answer: I think that being able to play gave me the opportunity to go to

ketball, but when it came to football, I really only watched the Commanders (known as the Redskins at the time). The only college football that was shown in my area consistently was Notre Dame and the University of Maryland.

I didn’t really get into watching college football until I moved to Florida in 1992, where it seemed like everyone was into college football and there were several teams to choose from. The Florida Gators, Miami Hurricanes and Florida State Seminoles were all good teams at the time.

I happened to gravitate toward the Seminoles because they reminded me of the Redskins with their Native American similarities.

The thing that solidified me as a Seminole fan was due to them having a Black quarterback at the time by

the name of Charlie Ward.

Ward went on to win the Heisman trophy and national championship. I also liked Florida State because former head coach Bobby Bowden seemed so down to earth.

The Seminoles were a dominant team in the 1990s, consistently finishing in the top five in the polls and were national championship contenders every season.

That is the short answer as to how I became a fan of Carolina basketball and Florida State football.

Both teams enjoyed much success for years and went through a down period recently. It seems that both programs are on the rise and look to be back in the national spotlight. I hope this clears up any confusion about the teams that I root for.

UVA and play at Virginia and play arena football for several years. And then use those experiences that I’ve had as a player, not just the great things that I’ve experienced, but some of the difficult things that I had to endure in college and in professional trials. Those things are what pretty much shape how I approach my life and how I try to teach the young men I come in contact with every day.

Question: You were also very good at basketball. What was your favorite sport, football or basketball?

Answer: Growing up, everybody hooped. That’s what we did, we shot ball, so I grew up in the Boys Club. Every day we played basketball. Football was really something that I loved to do because I was aggressive, so it was a natural thing. I didn’t really fall in love in terms of this is what I do until I realized my sophomore year that this was going to be my best opportunity to go to the Division I level.

Basketball has always been my first love, but you realize what your meat and potatoes is going to be.

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loved to do. In that time when I was playing in high school and that team I was playing on was so competitive, I wanted to give myself the best option to do what I wanted to do.

Basketball is what I love.

I am envious now that those kids get to play high school basketball because that was some of the most fun times I have ever had.

Question: Now that you have been elected into the hall of fame, what type of feelings does that give you knowing you are among the best of the best the city has ever seen in all sports?

Answer: Being honest, the humble side of me is obviously humble and ecstatic about it. The competitive side of me is kind of proud and not just for

myself, but for my name and my family. My father and my brother, who I’ve always looked up to, being able to say my son or my brother was as good as a player that has played at Parkland and maybe perhaps in the history of the city.

I have three nephews that live in Charlotte and when they come home to Winston, they can always know their family name is etched in stone, in terms of history, in the city of Winston-Salem. I am big on history and respect for those that came before you, so for me to be able to be in that same conversation at least is a tremendous thing to think about and something that I will never forget.

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Covington named senior pastor at Exodus United Baptist Church

BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE

Sunday School Lesson

Freedom and the Law Scriptures: Galatians 3:18-29 By the end of this lesson, we will: *Explore the difference between living according to God’s law and living by faith in Christ Jesus; *Celebrate the freedom God’s promises gives to all who believe in Christ; *Practice ways we can embrace this liberation and oneness in Christ.

Background: The Book of Galatians is Paul’s passionate teachings to correct the false teachings of some Judaizers who taught that belief in Christ alone was inadequate for salvation. They emphasized keeping the law was necessary to please God. Paul corrects and emphasizes that only Christ - nothing more and nothing less - is sufficient for salvation. Paul’s purpose in his passionate letter to the Galatians is to show that the law had a temporary role that ended with the appearance of Christ, the singular offspring of Abraham (Genesis 12:7).

Lesson: Purpose of the Law (Galatians 3:18-22).

“For if the inheritance be of the law, it is no more promise: but God gave it to Abraham by promise.” (verse 18).

“The inheritance” was given to Abraham 430 years before the law came into existence. Why then did God give the law? Paul gives three answers. 1. God gave the law because of Israel’s transgression. Their sin produced a need for the law, which served as a means of restraint and revealed man’s inability to save himself, 2. The law was set in place as a temporary measure covering the period from Moses to Christ; it was given “until the seed to whom the promise was made would come.” (verse 19), and 3. The law was inferior to the promises – God used both divine intermediaries (angels) and a human (Moses) to establish the law. But God spoke directly to Abraham when He established His covenant with him (verse 20). “Is the law then contrary to the promises of God? …” The law is inferior to the promises, but not opposed to them – God does not work against Himself!

The law reveals man’s sinfulness and need for salvation freely offered in the promise. “If the law had been given which was able to impart life, then righteousness would indeed have been based on law.” However, the law’s role was limited. If the law could provide righteousness and eternal life, there would be no gracious promises.

The law revealed God’s righteous standards and imprisoned everyone under sin’s power, from which only Jesus Christ could set free (verse 22).

The Coming of Faith (verses 23-29). “Now before faith came, we were imprisoned and guarded under the law until faith would be revealed.” Paul stresses that the purpose of the law was to keep man on the straight and narrow. The law centers on submitting to human requirements and his pursuit of perfection, while grace by faith is a matter of trust. The law is based on works and depends on human effort, whereas grace is based on faith and depends on the power of the Holy Spirit (verses 23-25). Paul concludes with the discussion of who are the true children of Abraham? “For you are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus (verse 26).”

Only those who have put their faith in Jesus Christ are God’s true spiritual children. “As many of you as were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves in Christ.” (verse 27). Paul uses metaphor here – the person who is about to be baptized removes clothing, symbolizSee Law on B4

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Exodus United Baptist Church has been seeking a new senior pastor since Rev. Alvin Carlisle stepped away to start his new ministry at The Impact Church. After a tireless search, Exodus United has selected pastor Tembila Covington as their new senior pastor and the first female senior pastor in the 40-year history of the church.

Covington started her own church in Richmond County, N.C., a dozen or so years ago, but has lived in the Triad area for the last six and was seeking to plant roots in the community as a pastor.

“It had already been something I had been thinking about, finding a space where I can be planted here as a pastor. And so during COVID I had been seeking out various churches that were looking for pastors and went through that process,” Covington said about her search for a pastoral position in the area. “I had overheard through passing and saw that the previous leader, Rev. Carlisle, had started another church, so that led me to seek out and see if they were prepared and ready to search for a new pastor.

“They were not immediately prepared to do that, but once they were prepared, they reached back out to me and would love to receive my resume and cover letter to see if we can begin the process. Indeed, I was one of the selected candidates and long story short, I became the selected pastor for Exodus United Baptist Church in January 2022. The first Sunday is when I was called to come and minister after having received my acceptance letter the week before.”

Covington has been a positive voice in the community, routinely standing up for what is right and just, while also pushing for better education for the children of Forsyth County. She is eagerly anticipating connecting with the local community.

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Covington was confident about her capabilities of being the new senior pastor, but was a little nervous because she was not a Baptist pastor previously.

The church she founded was non-denominational.

She was raised Catholic and came from a Pentecostal association before starting her own church.

Upon hearing she was selected, there was a feeling of “happiness and feeling accepted,” she said.

“This was my desire for some years now to really kind of find a place here,” she stated. “I had been working hard to make those connections to establish groundwork of accomplishment and leadership roles. I think I felt validated and accepted by the community, more so than really the excitement of having won a prize so to speak.”

Covington felt there was an instant connection with her congregation the first time they were able to interact with one another.

She knows it will take time for everyone to get to know each other, but she is ready to take on that role.

“It was a great feeling.

Of course, everyone at that point was really trying to get to know one another, so I think everyone at the beginning was a bit apprehensive to try and get to know me a little bit more,” she said about meeting her congregation. “Overall, we just embraced each other.

The church was happy to have a leader because during the time of the pandemic, they did not have a spiritual leader and they

were looking forward to having someone in place that could administer the ordinances of the church to teach and preach.”

The first thing Covington would like to do as the senior pastor of Exodus is to connect with the local community. While we are coming out of the pandemic and allowed to congregate in person, she would like to take advantage of that to reconnect with the people.

Covington is the president of the Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity. Her role with the conference played a pivotal part in becoming the senior pastor of Exodus by allowing her to make connections and be in a leadership position.

“I do think that this opportunity to have been seen, to have been highlighted at many occasions, and to have done some great work as a leader, has allowed me to be able to establish a portfolio of great work and connections,” she said about her time as president of the Ministers’ Conference.

“The ministers’ conference with its pastors, ministers and lay members, connections, networks, resources and influence, has been a space for me to showcase my skills and talents as a leader in this community. I don’t take for granted the opportunities I’ve been awarded during my term as president of the Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity. I’ve been able to do great ministry with some great people whom I regard as my mentors.”

The ability to build is one of Covington’s stron-

gest attributes, she said.

She feels she has the ability to bridge things together to make a bigger impact, not only with just one individual, but also with the community.

Being a Black woman, Covington realized the unspoken challenges that it presents and is more than ready to face them head on.

“As a Black woman, we know that there is always a lot to have to prove, regardless of whether it’s the Supreme Court justice, or even at home locally, there is always an expectancy that we have to do much more to prove ourselves,” she said. “The news of what we accomplished yesterday does not necessarily travel beyond 24 hours. It is an ongoing effort that has to be maintained, it has to be sustained and delivered constantly, so that people begin to adapt in knowing that we are able to deliver on our promises, we are able to deliver great work, and we are able to do that while loving and being nurturing.

Exodus will hold a pastoral installation service on Sunday, May 15, at 3 p.m. The service will be held at Exodus United, 2000 Wilbur. Street, in Winston-Salem.

“I am excited because this is an opportunity to let everyone know that not only have I been selected to be the pastor of Exodus United Baptist Church, but we have invited many to be a part of this wonderful celebration,” she said about the service. “It’s not just for me, this is for the entire church at Exodus United Baptist Church, because they have gone through a season of not having the support from a leader while going through a most difficult time like a pandemic.

“Now they do have a leader and they do have someone that wants to care for them and wants to lead them in the way we should go. We want to be able to show the entire Winston-Salem community that we are here to stay. We are alive, full of love, available to share acts of kindness and service in the community and city of Winston-Salem.

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RELIGION CALENDAR

Thursdays and Saturdays Free Meals Christ Rescue Temple Church, 1500 North Dunleith Ave., will serve hot meals as part of the People Helping People Feeding Program. Meals will be served every Thursday and Saturday from noon until 1 p.m. at the church’s location. For more information, call 336-7229841.

Each Sunday Worship services Green Street United Methodist Church, 639 S. Green St., Winston-Salem, invites you to join online worship services on Sundays at 11 a.m., or in-person services at 8:45 a.m. The 11 a.m. service, which is available via Facebook and YouTube, is a celebration of the diversity of the human family, a no-frills service that is thoughtful, personal, and deeply spiritual. The 8:45 a.m. service is a quiet, contemplative space including prayer, scripture, preaching, and communion; masks and social distancing will be in effect in the sanctuary. Join us at www. greenstreetumc.org, on YouTube, or on Facebook.

Each Sunday Sunday service Transformation Ministries will have service every

Sunday at 10 a.m. We are located at 4880 Burnette Drive. Masks are required.

3rd Friday of each month Women’s fellowship The Antioch Baptist Church (ABC) Women, 5061 Lansing Dr., cordially invites all women to join us the third Friday of each month at 7 p.m. for conversation as we share and embrace each other in these challenging times. Join us via conference call. Dial in: 267-807-9601 Access Code:189545592#. Rev. Frederick L. Barnes, Jr. is the senior pastor. For more information, call 336-9923751.

May 15 First Waughtown Baptist Church (FWBC) Online Dr. Dennis W. Bishop, Senior Pastor of First Waughtown Baptist Church (FWBC), will resume the series From Generation to Generation: Impacting Each Generation with Truth based on Psalm 78:1-8 for in-person worship service Sunday, May 15. Doors will open at 9:15 a.m. for screening prior to the 10 a.m. service.

Completed waiver forms and masks that cover the nose

and mouth are still required. The form can be submitted electronically on the FWBC website – www.firstwaughtown.org -- click on RE-ENTRY 2022, and printed copies will be available in the lobby prior to service. Other in-person protocols and information about 6 p.m. virtual Sunday School are accessible via the FWBC homepage RE-ENTRY link. Persons who prefer to continue worshiping virtually are invited to join us on the following platforms: YouTube, https://www.youtube.com (First Waughtown); Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/ FirstWaughtown/; and the First Waughtown website, https://www.firstwaughtown.org. (NOTE: Services are posted on a one-week delay.)

How to submit items to the Religion calendar: The deadline is Sunday at 11:59 p.m. to have all calendar items submitted for that week’s paper. Send your calendar items to news@wschronicle.com. You can also drop them off, Monday through Friday before 5 p.m., or mail your items to Winston-Salem Chronicle, 1300 E. Fifth St., Winston-Salem, N.C. 27101; or send them via our website, www.wschronicle.com.

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like, why believe in me now when y’all didn’t believe in me when I was going into high school? Now they see me doing what I was doing, now they wanted to give me a chance. He (Raye Sr.) was the only one that believed in me.”

Raye Jr. said it felt good to prove a lot of people wrong that doubted him because of his height early on in his prep career, but knows there is more

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ing the old order, and in baptism is “clothed with Christ.” There is now a newly created unity by the spiritual miracle of union with Christ in both His death and resurrection.

“There is neither … for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” Because of Christ, three major social distinctions no longer matter: ethnicity, “neither Jew nor Greek”; socioeconomic status, “neither slave nor free”; and gender, “neither male nor female.” Faith in Jesus makes us children of God and brings us all into the same family (verse 28). “And if you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham’s offspring,” heirs according to the promise.

Since Christ is the true seed of Abraham, then

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We believe in the greater work of a united people of believers to do good with those we fellowship with and worship with. We are here to stay until the glory of God. Bishop Todd Fulton, senior pastor of Mt. Moriah Outreach Center in Kernersville, will be the guest speaker. Covington

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work to be done.

“I just know that I am not done, and I still have more to do,” he said. “Until I know that I am done, I still have more. Until I know that I am done, and I have done all that I am supposed to do, I am not satisfied.”

Raye Sr. said Raye Jr. was born into the game of basketball at birth. Raye Sr. is a long-time coach, so it was inevitable that Raye Jr. would be attracted to the game, but it was the hard work and dedication

that got him to this point in his life. Raye Sr. says it’s been a pleasure to watch his son make it this far and feels he will probably shed a tear when Raye Jr. puts on that Viking jersey for the first time.

Raye Sr. and Jr. wanted to give a special thank you to his trainers over the years that really helped Raye Jr. along the way, such as Drew Cone, AJ Atkinson, Eric Ambrosio and Lamont Atwater of Maxx Fitness.

those united with Him by faith are heirs with Him of the spiritual blessing that accompanied the Abrahamic Covenant – justification by faith. (The UMI Annual Commentary 2021-2022, The Modern Life Study Bible, The Jesus Bible, The MacArthur Study Bible, The Tony Evans Study Bible, The New Interpreters Study Bible and The Oxford Bible Commentary).

For Your Consideration: In what ways are our social, economic, racial, and gender differences significant to the church? In what ways are they not?

Application: There are still divisions and categories that keep people apart today. The breaking down of these divisions are still a part of church work today, if we believe

that “Christ is all and in all.” We must continue, as the early church did, and break down barriers even more, demonstrating that the church is an embodiment of God’s Kingdom and is far more than a human institution. “Now you are the body of Christ, and each one is a part of it.” (1 Corinthians 12:27).

FYI: Forsyth County Sunday School Union will meet “virtually” Sunday, May 15th at 1:30 p.m.

Please join us for our annual Bible Bowl, where our youth will display an amazing knowledge of Biblical facts in a funfilled competition. You may join using the following “Zoom” credentials: ID 819 7872 9662, Passcode 787444, Phone: 1-301-715-8592.

is thankful to Fulton for being one of the pastors who greeted her with open arms upon her joining the Ministers’ Conference. He was a mentor for Covington and provided connections in the community for her as well.

Fulton was not the only mentor for Covington in her time here in the city.

“To name a few but not all mentors; the late Dr. Carlton Eversley, retired

pastor Rev. Dr. John Mendez, Rev. Willard Bass, Bishop Sir Walter Mack, Rev. Dr. Dennis Leach and Lady Rev. Dr. Charolette Leach, Rev. Dr. Paul Wilson, Elder Reginald McCaskill and Sis. Aimee McCaskill, Senator Rev. Dr. Paul Lowe, Apostle Gloria Samuels, past president Rev. Dr. Linda Beal and many more.

Community Calendar NOW- May 31 Literary contest Flying South, the annual literary competition sponsored by WinstonSalem Writers, is accepting entries in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry from March 1 through May 31. $2,000 in prizes will be awarded. Best in Category winners will be published and will receive $500 each. One of the three winners will receive the Winston-Salem Writers’ President’s Favorite award and will win an additional $500. All entries will be considered for publication.

For complete rules and submission details, visit www.wswriters.org/flying-south. Winners will be announced on or around July 1, 2022.

May Volunteers needed The Piedmont Plus Senior Games needs volunteers to help with a variety of events during the month of May. Some events include: Bocce, shuffleboard, tennis, chair volleyball, billiards, golf and field events. Each event is only a couple of hours, most on weekdays, some are indoors, some are outdoors. For more information and to sign up, visit the signup page at:https://signup.com/go/ ksXQJQo OR contact Kevin (kevinw@cityofws. org) or Anna (annam@ cityofws.org) or call the Senior Games office, 336725-2325. Piedmont Plus Senior Games, a program for adults age 50+, is offered through the City of Winston-Salem Parks and Recreation. Come join the fun!

May 14, 28 Happy Hill Cemetery cleanup The next Happy Hill

Cemetery cleanup will be May 14 and 28 at 10 a.m.

Location - Pitts and Willow Street, 888 Willow Street. Bring gloves and any yard equipment you have. Bring your form if you need credit for community service.

ADDITIONAL HELP NEEDED - Speak with your older relatives. Ask if they know of any ancestors, especially veterans, that may be buried in the Happy Hill Cemetery.

Flags can be placed at the stones of veterans. Families may want to place flowers at a particle stone if located. Provide the name and your contact information. This cemetery is owned by Rising Ebenezer Baptist Church and the Happy Hill Cemetery Friends are attempting to keep this site beautiful.

For additional information, contact Mrs. Maurice Johnson, (336) 978-2866 or jmauricepj@aol.com.

May 15 Spring cleanup You pick the timeframe between now and May 15, to pick up trash to help beautify the Village of Clemmons. The Village will come by your designated street and pick up the bags from the side of the road once you are done (please do not put your full cleanup trash bags in your trash cans. We need them for our counting metrics, and to verify trash was picked up). Go to https:// w w w. c l e m m o n s . o r g / FormCenter/Stormwater-11/Keep-ClemmonsClean-86 to sign up your family or small group of friends.

June 18 Juneteenth registration Triad Cultural Arts’ Annual Juneteenth Fes-

tival will take place on Saturday, June 18, at Innovation Quarter — Biotech Place from 1 – 5 p.m. and Bailey Park from 1 – 8 p.m. Our theme for this year is Celebrate Freedom & The Will to Be Free with a focus on African American healing rituals & traditions.

If you are interested in performing at this year’s festival, please complete the Performer Application form. Be sure to add a URL link to your website/social media page or a link to a video of your band performing in the comment section. https://form.jotform. com/220527954068158.

If you are interested in participating as a Merchandise/Business, NonProfit, or Food Vendor, please complete the Vendor Registration form. https://triadculturalarts. org/index.php/vendors/.

July 1 Scholarship deadline The Winston-Salem Foundation is now accepting applications for its scholarship program for the 2022-2023 academic year. July 1 is the deadline for financial need-based scholarships.

Most scholarships are accessed through our online One-Stop Scholarship Application. Students are automatically considered for the scholarships for which they are eligible—with just one application.

For more information and to access the application portal, visit wsfoundation.org/students.

JUNE 10, 2021

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May 12, 2022

ADVERTISEMENT OF UNPAID FORSYTH COUNTY TAX LIENS FOR THE YEAR 2021 FOR THE FOLLOWING TAXING UNITS: FORSYTH COUNTY, WINSTON-SALEM, KERNERSVILLE, CLEMMONS, LEWISVILLE, RURAL HALL, WALKERTOWN, TOBACCOVILLE, BETHANIA, KING AND HIGH POINT

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Under and by virtue of the authority vested in John T. Burgiss, the Forsyth County Tax Assessor/Collector, by Section 105-369 of the General Statutes of North Carolina and pursuant to an order of the Board of Commissioners of Forsyth County, dated March 17, 2022, the said Forsyth County Tax Assessor/Collector hereby advertises tax liens for the year 2021 that remain unpaid. The actual amount owed will be increased by all taxes owed for prior tax years, interest, fees and costs. The omission of prior years’ taxes and interest, fees, and costs from the amounts advertised will not constitute a waiver of the taxing units’ claim for these items. A brief description of each parcel of real estate to which a lien has attached, the name of the person to whom the property is listed for taxes or the name of record owner as of January 6, 2022 or subsequent owners and the statement of principal amount of taxes constituing a lien against the real estate are set out below.

The list of tax liens will be divided for purposes of advertisement in more than one newspaper. The newspapers in which the advertisements will appear are the Winston-Salem Journal, Winston-Salem Chronicle, The Clemmons Courier, and the Kernersville News. This advertisment will be published during the week of May 9, 2022.

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1102 Ivy Ave 2600 New Walkertown Rd 315 307 N Spruce St 804 Rich Ave

TAX DUE 2848.76 4073.88 1324.99 610.27

1605 N Patterson Ave 259.33 1954 Kentucky Ave 227.07 1316 Highland Ave 703.16 904 N Graham Ave 339.32 940 Apple St 688.97 1812 E Third St 441.25 1607 Gray Ave 238.68 2718 Old Greensboro Rd 290.30 1427 Emerald St 269.65 1333 N Patterson Ave 990.87 1616 Sanford Dr 777.99 1312 Locust Ave 293.62 2213 Booker St 2.42 324 Forest Hill Ave 665.74 0 Ivy Ave 11.02 1322 Forsyth St 26.29 812 W Twenty-Sixth St 781.86 5213 Oak Ridge Ct 729.04 212 Beechwood Cir 1368.91 231 N Glenn Ave 1555.98 2936 Old Greensboro Rd 1597.27 4369 Allen Dr 1081.19 4363 Allen Dr 70.83 4357 Allen Dr 46.12 4311 Old Greensboro Rd 85.15 5707 Robin Wood Ln 1713.39 78 Northwoods Cir 347.07 1221 E Twenty-Fourth St 201.27 280 Parkwood Ct 6.41 5441 Pine View Dr 113.54 218 Parkwood Ave 838.63 2033 Thurmond St 401.26 206 W Twenty-Fourth St 196.11 1214 E Twenty-Fifth St 149.66 930 W Fourth St 6666.46 3648 Carver School Rd 11.96 0 Germanton Rd 1577.46 539 Mentor St 282.56 3719 Spaulding Dr 382.47 544 Efird St 327.71 0 Walkertown-Guthrie Rd 8.78 0 Hanes Mill Rd 712.19 0 Coral Dr 2121.09 0 Coral Dr 491.56 1001 Rich Ave 1012.80 241 Craft Dr 445.12 5321 Pine View Dr 356.09 2006 K Court Ave 465.77 820 Graham Ave 92.89 931 Pittsburg Ave 472.21 927 Pittsburg Ave 439.96 919 Pittsburg Ave 332.87 2439 John St 261.91 1409 Winfield Dr 535.44 1607 E Twenty-Fifth St 233.52 4100 Tise Ave 369.00 418 E Fifteenth St 1525.02 1337 Winfield Dr 557.37 616 Hunter Ave 419.91 137 Jazer Ln 99.34 1849 Kentucky Ave 251.59 2832 Bon Air Ave 504.47 5314 Oak Ridge Pl 315.43 903 W Twelfth St 103.21 0 Motor Rd 39.99 512 W Twenty-Sixth St 1143.12 2705 Stokes Ave 548.34 0 Orlando St 21.93 409 Wales St 245.14 0 Milton Dr 73.54 1611 Gray Ave 211.59 1200 E Twenty-Fourth St 190.95 0 Pine View Dr 206.43 2368 Montrose Ave 673.48 840 Shober St 1199.88 2337 Okalina Ave 496.72 1210 Winfield Dr 592.20 1524 E Twenty-Second St 254.17 0 Hemphill Dr 157.40 4595 Garden St 148.38 1034 Crestwood Dr 1248.91 4089 Ogburn Ave 83.87 0 Mildred St 49.03 4830 Circle Dr 77.41 1475 Addison Ave 343.19 129 N Dunleith Ave 122.57 533 Akron Dr 40280.05 1155 Hickory Trails Rd 652.50 0 Hickory Trails Rd 665.25 2617 Manchester St 69.67 825 Akron Dr 482.54 1117 Ada Ave 610.27 2560 Beechmont St 663.06 0 E Twenty Third St 10.32 1409 Pittsburg Ct 1259.23 2858 Old Greensboro Rd 514.79 426 Crews St 495.44 0 Germanton Rd 366.42 0 Addison Ave 30.97 741 W Twenty-Fifth And One-Half St 517.37

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Bankers Trust Co Of California Banner, Connie W Banner, Thelma W Heirs Barber, Scott E Jr Barbour, Jeffrey Anthony Bares, Michael Dewayne Barnes, Gary Lee And Barron, James David Barton, Emily Crews Bass & Jones Construction Co Bass & Jones Construction LLC Baughman, Theresa H Bcr Investments LLC Bcr Investments LLC Beal, Timothy Evon Heirs Beal, Timothy Evon Heirs Beasley, Emma E Heirs Beatty, Nichole Bee, Essie C Bell, Gwendolyn S Bell, Nathan Bellamy, Timothy Belton, Eugene Heirs Belton, Jessie E Heirs Benbow, Dean Lorenzo Benitez, Manuel Bennett, Warren Earl Benrem, LLC Benson, Minnie E Heirs Benson, Minnie E Heirs Benson, Minnie Earl F Heirs Benton, Arthur L Heirs Benton, Thomas Benton, Troy T Berean International Church Berry, Fred J Jr. Heirs Bethea, William Charles Betty P Gordon Revocable Trust Betty P Gordon Revocable Trust Bhullar, Gurdev S Bias, Robert Neal Bines, Steven Bines, Steven K Binkley, Elizabeth H Heirs Binkley, Elizabeth H Heirs Black, Gloria Jean Small Blackburn, Jessie B Blackburn, Juanita A Blackmon, Catherine -Heirs Blackwell, Jacqueline D Blackwell, Victoria Williams Blair, Leo Sutton Heirs Blake, Samantha S Blakely, Demorick Blalock, Shelby T Heirs Blalock, Shelby T Heirs Blevins, Thomas Blevins, Thomas Blue, Arthur Lee Jr. Blue, John E Bluefive LLC Bohannon, Artesa O Bohannon, Chalmers Gray Sr Heirs Bohannon, Shirley Heirs Bondurant, David James Bondurant, David James Bondurant, David James Booe, Deborah Rae Boone, William E Boston Thurmond Community Network Boston Thurmond Community Network Boston Thurmond Community Network Boulware, Brooks Jr. Bowen, Arlene Foster Bowles, Cecelia N Bowman, Joseph W Heirs Bowman, Lisa G Bowman, Patricia Jenkins Bowman, Samuel H Bowman, Vernon Lee Boyd, Effie M Heirs Boyd, Joe Heirs Boyd, Joseph Boyd, Willie Livester Brabham, Stanley Bradley, E E Heirs Bradley, Frances M Bradley, Mary H Bradley, Rashawndra Brandco Development LLC Bratton, Annie M Heirs Brewer, Jay Christopher Brewer, Jay Christopher Bricker, Michael Lee Briggs, B Meeks Briggs, B Meeks Bright, Paul Bernard Brim, Pamela P Brim, Sharon B Brim, Sharon Vanessa Brinson, Orlondo Maurice Brookdale Properties LLC Brookdale Properties LLC Brookdale Properties LLC Brookdale Properties LLC Brookdale Properties LLC Brookdale Properties LLC Brookdale Properties LLC Brookdale Properties LLC Brookdale Properties LLC Brooks, Mildred C Brown Gaither, Trevonia C Brown, Ada Settles Et Al Brown, April Lanette Brown, Becky Lee Maynor Brown, Benjamin Brown, Benjamin Brown, Chris Lamont Brown, Essie Mae S Brown, George R Brown, George R Brown, George R Brown, George R Brown, George Russell Brown, Helen T Heirs Brown, James Albert III Brown, James H Brown, James H Brown, Janet C Brown, Louise S Heirs Brown, Maggie Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Norma S Brown, Oscar P Heirs Brown, Pamela B Brown, Ralph B Brumfield, Carla Rena Brunson, Bernice B Bryan, Sandra A Bufford, Jodria Melissa Green Burch, James III Burch, Lauren Michelle Burford, Craig Burgess, Barbara T Burgess, Carroll Jr Burts, John Albert Heirs Byers, Angela Serena Bynum, Evangeline Byrd, Ashanta Lasha Evelyn Byrd, Eboni D Byrd, Eboni Dawn C & M Properties Of Winston Salem LLC C & M Properties Of Winston Salem LLC C & M Properties Of Winston Salem LLC C & M Properties Of Winston Salem LLC C & M Real Estate LLC Caesar, John Henry Cain, Maxine Delores Cain, William Edward Jr Calderon, Suyapa Miranda Caldwell, Florence P Heirs Caldwell, Mamie H Caldwell, Mamie H Heirs Caldwell, Mamie L Calhoun, Daniel Luke Calleja Maya, Reynaldo Calleja Maya, Reynaldo Callejamaya, Reynaldo Cameron, Earnest Jr. Campbell, James Everette Jr. Campbell, Juanita L Campbell, William H Canady, Joseph F Canseco, Israel Jimenez Canseco, Israel Jimenez Canty, Rosa B Heirs Capers, Bridgetta I Capurso, Carlo Carolina Christian College Carpenter, Lonnie F Carpenter, Wayne S Carrigan, Debora F Carruthers, Margaret J Heirs Carson, Albert J Heirs

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Blvd 6846-03-9951.000 0 Bowen Blvd 6846-47-7119.000 3321 New Walkertown Rd 6846-28-0897.000 0 Milton Dr 6847-70-2729.000 3725 New Walkertown Rd 6836-13-9071.000 113 Five Royales Dr 6835-76-6928.000 1504 E Third St 6836-05-0357.000 403 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf St 6827-78-1796.000 4805 Germanton Rd 6836-27-9054.000 2829 Bon Air Ave 6836-27-9059.000 2831 Bon Air Ave 6828-72-7073.000 4196 N Patterson Ave 6829-91-6697.000 5655 Germanton Rd 6846-37-2665.000 2500 Craver St 6836-72-2063.000 1412 E Fourteenth St 6838-30-5715.000 105 Crescent Rd 6838-30-6906.000 103 Crescent Rd 6836-92-7536.000 0 Addison Ave 6837-56-4683.000 0 Carrie Ave 6825-92-0226.000 1112 W Bank St 6846-03-6187.000 0 Eldora St 6837-89-0984.000 5037 Scenic Dr 6836-25-5675.000 2506 Gilmer Ave 6837-31-6915.000 3858 Leo St 6837-29-5587.000 0 Starmount Dr 6838-70-0007.000 5029 Old Rural Hall Rd 6838-75-1705.000 5622 Pine View Dr 6838-75-2733.000 5618 Pine View Dr 6856-79-9739.000 1028 Whirl-Win Dr 6856-79-9898.000 0 Whirl Win Dr 6835-76-2964.000 231 Wheeler St 6836-28-9145.000 3013 Bon Air Ave 6839-07-6248.000 6011 Woodmont Ct 6826-84-0965.000 626 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf St 6826-70-9304.000 1045 Shrub St 6826-91-4015.000 838 W Twelfth St 6838-61-3905.000 0 Pine View Dr 6838-62-1057.000 5320 Pine View Dr 6838-62-3040.000 5326 Pine View Dr 6837-77-8003.000 1132 Ada Ave 6835-99-7818.000 919 Ferrell Ave 6826-70-5313.000 2018 Row St 6826-70-5384.000 2016 Row St 6826-70-6345.000 2014 Row St 6836-96-4480.000 1905 E Twenty-Sixth St 6846-59-9553.000 0 Solon St 6827-78-2000.000 4719 Germanton Rd 6848-03-3915.000 4441 White Rock Rd 6847-78-5314.000 5324 Doris St 6838-81-9017.000 0 Pleasant View Dr 6836-37-3013.000 2831 N Patterson Ave 6849-13-9121.000 3085 Mountain Brook Trl 6835-97-5019.000 0 Maryland Ave 6826-90-1943.000 871 W Eleventh St 6837-98-4894.000 0 Wentworth Rd 6837-12-2880.000 307 Clayton St 6846-02-5673.000 114 Dellabrook Rd 6857-72-3338.000 4684 Reidsville Rd 6847-13-2907.000 4115 Whitfield Rd 6828-30-5393.000 5117 Britt Rd 6837-53-2158.000 623 Efird St 6829-22-2057.000 6142 University Pkwy 6847-13-8419.000 3065 Bainbridge Dr 6857-40-0022.000 4668 Palace Ave 6857-40-0101.000 0 Palace Ave 6825-84-6976.000 161 Park Cir 6826-94-0106.000 2010 Lincoln Ave 6847-41-1735.000 3900 Pomeroy Dr 6835-12-2041.000 0 Mulberry St 6836-22-0273.000 108 Asher Ct 6838-22-8105.000 4233 Oak Pointe Dr 6826-73-6101.000 939 Gillete St 6846-04-2028.000 2125 Bowen Blvd 6825-94-2025.000 869 Salem Pointe Ln 6826-81-6715.000 1330 Woodruff Glen Dr 6836-03-9231.000 1535 Underwood Ave 6836-11-9896.000 121 Jazer Ln 6836-51-8210.000 1205 Highland Ave 6837-85-0602.000 1147 Conley St 6838-11-2578.000 370 Mcgill Dr 6847-63-7245.000 3771 Foxton Dr 6847-77-6983.000 4583 Garden St 6856-67-9716.000 907 Sportsmans Dr 6836-90-2318.000 1031 Rich Ave 6835-85-2851.000 145 S Graham Ave 6846-75-0289.000 3200 Shaftesbury Ln 6867-14-3869.000 0 Old Belews Creek Rd 6836-52-3314.000 1400 N Liberty St 6836-52-3400.000 1404 N Liberty St 6846-76-6279.000 3305 Parrish Rd 6835-88-9832.000 801 N Cameron Ave 6836-55-7628.000 2500 N Liberty St 6836-55-7729.000 2600 N Liberty St 6846-37-5805.000 3330 Carver School Rd 6847-20-0358.000 3700 Prospect Dr 6846-47-1324.000 0 Tracy St 6827-69-6695.000 158 Joel Ave 6836-46-6503.000 618 E Twenty-Eighth St 6846-82-1899.000 0 Blaine St 6857-21-0792.000 0 Largo Dr 6836-45-2988.000 520 E Twenty-Seventh St 6826-83-4393.000 1631 Thurmond St 6839-07-7985.000 6140 Meadowdale Dr 6845-47-9899.000 0 Cadillac St 6845-57-0845.000 0 Nash Ave 6845-57-0895.000 0 Nash Ave 6845-57-1845.000 0 Nash Ave 6845-57-1895.000 0 Nash Ave 6846-40-6575.000 2521 Wallingford Rd 6835-89-4421.000 844 Gray Ave 6829-97-8531.000 6030 Meadowdale Dr 6836-52-8143.000 1375 Highland Ave 6819-61-5281.000 1130 Ziglar Rd 6828-41-8125.000 125 Mayfair Dr 6836-81-5398.000 1212 Gray Ave 6847-32-1001.000 3300 Cumberland Rd 6846-47-1554.000 3225 Tracy St 6846-13-0075.000 2324 Dunbar St 6839-11-3512.000 684 Old Hollow Rd 6847-19-6402.000 2106 School St 6836-34-1608.000 2340 N Patterson Ave 6837-13-1620.000 219 Parkwood Ave 6826-94-2832.000 507 W Twenty-Third St 6835-99-2933.000 923 Rich Ave 6826-81-6905.000 1360 Woodruff Glen Dr 6845-69-6323.000 419 Byerly Rd 6846-70-2227.000 0 Wales St 6835-85-0970.000 114 S Graham Ave 6835-85-3785.000 118 S Cameron Ave 6836-34-4762.000 2306 N Glenn Ave 6845-49-6276.000 547 Chandler St 6836-27-4808.000 2942 Gilmer Ave 6847-20-2682.000 3711 Prospect Dr 6846-04-3347.000 2204 Machine St 6835-03-4917.000 308 S Broad St 6827-67-6944.000 4722 N Cherry St 6845-38-7847.000 621 Barbara Jane Ave 6826-84-9656.000 0 W Twenty Third St 6826-84-9606.000 612 W Twenty-Third St 6826-91-4212.000 837 W Twelfth St 6825-91-6782.000 1024 Crestwood Dr 6836-36-3918.000 2821 N Patterson Ave 6836-54-7791.000 916 E Twenty-Third St 6838-42-3363.000 5434 Old Rural Hall Rd 6836-24-6570.000 2333 Montrose Ave 6846-12-5963.000 2413 Booker St 6826-96-2008.000 440 Bacon St 6826-84-1157.000 2013 Cannon Ave 6846-20-9488.000 2500 Treetop Ln 6837-44-9109.000 557 Ontario St 6837-46-7095.000 4384 Ogburn Ave 6835-88-0093.000 526 N Graham Ave 6836-37-1808.000 2944 N Patterson Ave 6836-61-0919.000 1321 Dublin Ct 6827-95-2189.000 218 Marvin Blvd 6846-13-0242.000 2321 Dunbar St 6847-14-5545.000 4217 Rosa St 6846-00-5407.000 2311 Slater Ave 6826-70-7746.000 1116 W Eleventh St 6847-87-0968.000 137 Huff Cir

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TAX DUE 38.70 229.45 46.45 403.38 77.41 372.86 222.00 27.09 415.44 24.52 3.87 696.18 489.81 582.86 48.61 291.59 796.05 2047.55 61.93 307.07 803.19 796.23 1461.55 24.52 23.22 416.74 342.96 2937.21 92.89 55.48 2106.90 87.73 932.82 1405.02 69.67 221.91 9.60 519.95 696.71 4044.77 1814.02 599.00 441.00 1011.52 169.01 30.97 41.29 379.96 27.09 41.29 510.92 460.60 214.17 811.54 249.01 1887.56 989.28 301.96 77.41 106.51 184.83 819.27 61.93 55.48 32.26 286.42 181.92 446.41 552.21 61.93 61.93 61.93 104.50 27.09 1274.72 874.76 792.18 54.19 299.33 415.88 49.03 367.70 36.13 378.58 340.61 12.50 330.29 522.53 630.90 27.75 1359.87 1019.74 17.58 379.32 353.52 2028.19 6.90 24.15 1945.19 61.93 184.50 21.91 24.33 29.16 25.34 21.96 22.29 28.69 30.97 20.25 1213.12 1079.90 279.97 2135.28 124.65 153.54 32.26 2472.02 1282.46 1036.03 686.39 592.20 2257.85 108.38 1415.35 454.15 79.99 198.55 588.03 566.39 607.89 36.13 36.13 36.13 36.13 36.13 1416.62 92.89 726.59 1085.06 124.88 612.17 1002.48 2345.58 852.54 276.57 819.27 2033.17 683.80 690.25 548.64 387.06 1210.21 209.92 70.96 81.28 81.28 477.38 230.95 793.48 87.73 378.03 30.25 1045.06 69.27 37.42 582.53 55.48 421.89 543.17 225.79 279.97 583.17 285.13 452.86 636.07 367.70 516.08 504.47 77.41 661.87 552.21 687.68 38.70 290.30 225.95 139.34 621.56

OWNER

PIN

PROPERTY ADDRESS

6826-84-6038.000 Carson, Christopher L 6845-48-2984.000 Carter, Christopher 6836-24-3489.000 Carter, Evelyn Bohannon Heirs 6836-26-2936.000 Carter, James A 6845-48-8787.000 Carter, Rebecca J 6835-67-4497.000 Carter, Sandra M 6848-03-6564.000 Carvana, Lawrence P Jr. 6836-75-2073.000 Casa Buena LLC 6838-30-6517.000 Casey, Patricia S 6847-13-2111.000 Cason, Milton J Heirs 6836-04-7855.000 Cassaberry, Rachael 6838-02-0215.000 Castaneda, Eva 6826-81-8411.000 Castro, Sergio Amauri 6836-85-3426.000 Castro, Sergio Amauri 6838-53-0539.000 Casuy, Mirna Azucena Lopez 6837-96-3633.000 Cates, Michael William Heirs 6836-93-2342.000 Cathcart, Ernestine G Heirs 6845-26-2162.000 Cathcart, Frank 6845-27-8011.000 Cathcart, Frank 6846-72-5760.000 Cathcart, Frank Sr 6846-72-6583.000 Cathcart, Frank Sr 6846-72-6601.000 Cathcart, Frank Sr 6846-37-7657.000 Cathcart, James Jr. 6847-78-6184.000 Caudle, Darla Rae Heirs 6845-38-2312.000 Ceasar, Dianne W 6836-62-0190.000 Cesario, Quintila Genchi 6836-74-6378.000 Ch Little And Associates Inc 6835-99-8270.000 Chacon Sanchez, Victor 6866-29-2207.000 Chalfant, Jonathan 6836-39-4260.000 Chamu, Jose Velediaz 6847-35-5662.000 Chapman, Susan T 6826-73-8206.000 Charles, Beechie Henry Jr 6837-85-3697.000 Chaudhry, Rashid 6826-73-6443.000 Chavis, Sandra 6847-64-3779.000 Chavis, Shirley G Chc4684 Patterson Ave Winston Salem Landco LLC 6828-47-1395.000 6847-42-2010.000 Cheek, Claudine B Heirs 6826-83-4581.000 Cheek, Mildred C 6835-14-7684.000 Cherry Historic LLC 6847-90-5323.000 Chewning, Ronald L 6838-42-0368.000 Childress, Edith Pauline 6827-82-1569.000 Childress, Ginger 6827-82-1760.000 Childress, Ginger R 6827-77-2995.000 Choopani, M 6847-67-3863.000 Christ Redemption Ministries, Inc. 6838-59-5412.000 Church, Russell Kenneth 6857-08-5327.000 Clark, Jeremiah Byron 6857-18-1778.000 Clark, Jeremiah Byron 6836-65-0016.000 Clark, Jeremy 6836-65-0102.000 Clark, Jeremy 6835-08-2058.000 Clark, Rebecca 6826-94-6658.000 Clark, Theresa 6838-50-5801.000 Clauer, Lilly Welch 6835-28-9888.000 Clawson, Betty 6846-85-7134.000 Clayton, Greene Alex III 6847-13-3101.000 Cleary, Koren 6836-71-2884.000 Clemons, Bernard Jr. 6846-12-9797.000 Clingman, Iola H Heirs 6847-10-2340.000 Clinton, Adrian Kevin 6848-61-9445.000 Cloer, David F 6847-13-5840.000 Coad, Myrtle Banner 6847-13-5847.000 Coad, Myrtle Banner 6828-30-3430.000 Cochrane, Phyllis P 6835-99-8146.000 Cockerham, Avery P Jr 6826-94-7559.000 Cody's Hairdesign Inc 6847-61-4261.000 Coger, Chantea Lacole 6826-95-1946.000 Coggins, Sharon P Heirs 6825-90-1670.000 Cole, John 6836-92-2924.000 Coleman, Johnny Lee 6826-82-6813.000 Coleman, Norman Wayne 6835-85-4934.000 Collins, Bobbie Jean 6826-93-2347.000 Colly, Dori A 6847-63-8780.000 Colon, Adela 6836-31-0844.000 Colon, Luis A 6845-49-4175.000 Colon, Magdaleno Mario Medel 6837-78-2622.000 Colon, Milton Gonzalez 6835-96-0724.000 Colter, Charlie Heirs 6847-64-8391.000 Colter, Eula P 6847-74-1108.000 Colter, Eula P 6835-27-0128.000 Comilla Properties LLC 6848-57-2949.000 Cook, Glenn E 6837-74-1978.000 Cook, Pamela 6838-38-4433.000 Cook, Timothy Ray 6846-99-2869.000 Cooke, Lanny C 6826-85-7185.000 Cooley, C C Heirs 6835-99-4156.000 Cooper, David Alton 6836-36-8958.000 Cooper, David Alton 6835-98-8300.000 Cooper, Jerry II 6836-36-1808.000 Cooper, Queen M Heirs 6826-86-9019.000 Cooper, Thelma M 6825-74-4014.000 Copley, Bunny Yvonne Heirs 6846-27-4964.000 Corbin, Kenneth Leroy Jr 6845-27-7991.000 Cotton Evans, Jarrett 6837-96-7311.000 Covington, Michael Leon Davidson Heirs 6826-82-7978.000 Cowan Rental Homes LLC 6836-82-8801.000 Cowan Rental Homes LLC 6835-02-7736.000 Craig, Jessica Sarah Vernon 6837-38-6924.000 Craig, Reginald D 6838-30-0419.000 Crank, Mary J 6826-93-9282.000 Crawford, Cassandra R 6835-89-7360.000 Creative Exchange Unlimited LLC 6839-50-5629.000 Crews, Phillip Waggoner Heirs 6857-09-2541.000 Crews, Shane 6857-09-5608.000 Crews, Shane 6857-09-5658.000 Crews, Shane 6836-45-6561.000 Crichton, Debra Denise 6836-05-7290.000 Crosby, Adolphus Lowell 6836-72-1948.000 Cross, Gwendolyn 6837-28-6265.000 Crothall Laundry Services Inc 6836-90-0884.000 Crowder, Rayonette J 6838-05-9301.000 Crowell, Kimberly O 6847-27-0916.000 Cruz, Jose Carlo Hernandez 6836-84-7951.000 Cuchillas, German R 6836-84-3703.000 Cundiff, George Heirs 6836-64-5722.000 Curry, Darian D 6836-64-8742.000 Curry, Robert Dr 6837-42-5754.000 Cuthrell, Tamika B 6827-77-8126.000 Dabco Holding Inc 6836-37-8155.000 Dabco Holding Inc 6836-97-8076.000 Dabco Holding Inc 6837-45-6507.000 Dabco Holding Inc 6846-13-8411.000 Dabco Holding Inc 6846-12-5105.000 Dailey, Jatique R 6845-57-2601.000 Dalton, Lillian S Daltonia Trust No 02xdf28022018-230 Polo Road 6827-83-3392.000 Trust 6828-63-1774.000 Danner, Lawrence E 6846-92-5647.000 Danner, Lawrence E 6826-74-8987.000 Davenport, Angel Perez 6836-15-8993.000 Davidson, Patricia Ann 6837-46-8816.000 Davidson, Victor 6846-19-5528.000 Davis, Daniel P 6836-64-8545.000 Davis, Dock III Heirs 6846-35-1909.000 Davis, Earnest Jr. 6836-84-6752.000 Davis, Evelyn L 6836-35-8552.000 Davis, Fannie D 6837-43-2387.000 Davis, Isiah 6847-14-3753.000 Davis, Isiah 6847-14-5845.000 Davis, Isiah 6847-26-0325.000 Davis, Isiah 6836-38-4088.000 Davis, James Howard 6845-47-1374.000 Davis, James R 6829-50-8816.000 Davis, Janie 6845-58-2786.000 Davis, Jerrod L Heirs 6826-73-9171.000 Davis, Mary Snow 6847-32-4021.000 Davis, Montana W 6837-05-4098.000 Davis, Phyliss A 6845-49-8013.000 Davis, Reginald C 6845-27-4360.000 Davis, Ruby G 6848-62-5018.000 Davis, Sue Heirs 6836-16-7552.000 Davis, Thomas 6839-44-9694.000 Davis, Timothy D 6836-52-4486.000 Davis, Will W 6835-86-4636.000 Dawkins, Tanya 6836-51-3248.000 Dawkins, Tanya 6829-14-6702.000 Dawson, Andy Loyd 6857-40-2160.000 Day, Christian Hunter Reeves 6835-76-2899.000 Daye, Erika 6845-38-2970.000 De Jesus, Clementina Garcia 6857-18-7663.000 De Toni, Alessandra Maria 6828-95-9863.000 Dean, Melany S 6847-61-4554.000 Debnam, Barbara J 6845-25-4810.000 Dediare, Amatesiro 6849-10-0959.000 Deleon, Roberto 6829-81-5760.000 Delois, Dovie Kay 6837-31-6599.000 Deshishku, Gentrit 6835-86-4526.000 Dial, Jennifer E 6837-40-9353.000 Diamond Star Pro Inc 6837-33-1901.000 Dickens, Margaret 6837-33-2839.000 Dickens, Margaret K 6837-33-2898.000 Dickens, Margaret K 6857-04-4548.000 Dillon, Barbara M 6857-36-3402.000 Dillon, Charles R Heirs 6826-84-1367.000 Dixon, Gwendolyn Dianne 6848-17-5258.000 Dixon, Wanda L 6848-17-4259.000 Dixon, Wanda Mecum 6838-42-9745.000 Dobson, Manuel Jr. 6836-64-1711.000 Doby, Parla 6839-13-0325.000 Donaciano, Oscar Prudente 6846-95-0367.000 Donathan, Daniel W 6846-95-7522.000 Donathan, Daniel W 6856-15-1922.000 Donathan, Daniel W 6856-15-3629.000 Donathan, Daniel W 6856-15-4665.000 Donathan, Daniel W 6856-15-5718.000 Donathan, Daniel W 6856-15-5971.000 Donathan, Daniel W 6856-16-6023.000 Donathan, Daniel W 6856-16-6198.000 Donathan, Daniel W

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B5

TAX DUE 391.96 772.83 385.77 1276.21 103.21 245.85 558.37 190.95 832.03 1226.98 52.90 2193.11 237.40 159.99 356.09 528.98 46.45 353.52 70.96 76.12 60.64 1136.66 926.36 436.09 70.96 770.25 58.06 314.81 78.17 1043.77 9043.76 61.93 1168.92 300.20 264.47 7865.06 1882.40 4.24 5440.12 122.57 69.67 320.60 436.09 219.34 820.57 150.34 3255.32 1226.92 24.52 16.77 1941.75 473.50 376.74 2478.84 3.35 1456.64 1140.54 24.52 1490.18 221.97 64.51 269.65 672.19 87.13 52.90 1123.76 445.12 1132.80 41.29 76.72 518.66 200.00 997.33 215.46 405.12 428.35 73.54 603.81 1952.07 3420.38 36.65 113.54 1536.63 138.05 37.42 325.13 681.23 961.20 556.84 553.50 125.15 56.32 70.96 263.20 461.89 87.85 780.83 189.96 534.51 329.34 83.87 932.82 861.24 360.11 154.56 370.29 781.86 1140.54 196.59 1175.99 3010.04 310.94 2.63 376.74 51.61 32.26 110.96 116.12 196.11 38.70 21.93 30.97 354.81 272.24

230 Polo Rd 598.65 0 Kevin Dr 518.66 0 Old Greensboro Rd 272.24 636 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf251.59 St 2526 Druid Hills Dr 117.38 4454 Ogburn Ave 1688.87 4785 Lennox Rd 717.41 1213 E Twenty-Second St 32.26 2534 Atlee St 1170.21 1636 E Twenty Third St 32.26 418 E Twenty-Fifth St 752.19 4025 Mineral Ave 205.12 0 Rosa St 145.79 0 Rosa St 72.25 0 Carver School Rd 239.98 3010 N Glenn Ave 108.38 420 Barbara Jane Ave 70.96 115 Single Leaf Ct 1776.60 3312 Old Greensboro Rd 70.96 1610 Cannon Ave 92.89 3330 Cumberland Rd 355.80 4032 Shamel St 45.15 525 Chandler St 371.58 0 Old Greensboro Rd 58.06 5041 Wind Spring Dr 523.43 0 W Twenty Eighth St 59.35 5970 Providence Church Rd 1324.11 1411 N Liberty St 286.42 144 N Cameron Ave 452.86 1225 N Liberty St 1207.63 215 Matthews St 598.65 4671 Palace Ave 1018.55 229 Wheeler St 68.38 2960 Galaxy Ct 750.90 214 Hammock Farm Rd 452.61 5500 Club Knoll Rd 1922.40 3737 Danube Dr 1265.68 116 Hicks St 540.60 1441 Old Hollow Rd 274.87 930 Rock Spring Dr 1389.54 3810 Leo St 1011.17 138 N Cameron Ave 63.22 725 Hanes Ave 757.35 201 Autoserve St 576.72 0 Autoserve St 96.77 400 Autoserve St 362.54 2852 Amber Ln 217.69 3353 Dillon Farm Rd 1.90 2029 Cannon Ave 226.94 0 Three Hills Dr 92.41 4816 Three Hills Dr 784.75 5523 Old Rural Hall Rd 109.66 1102 E Twenty Third St 36.13 1613 Pugh Dr 176.87 3624 Signet Dr 278.68 4160 Moat Dr 294.17 0 Signet Dr 10.32 170 Glasmere Ct 309.65 175 Glasmere Ct 309.65 155 Glasmere Ct 309.65 135 Glasmere Ct 309.65 115 Glasmere Ct 309.65 4301 Old Belews Creek Rd 309.65

B6

B6

May 12, 2022

JUNE 10,

OWNER Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Doroteo Cruz, Jose Martin Doss, Betty C Doss, Betty C - Life Estate Douglas, Michael R Sr Heirs Douthit, Delores A Heirs Douthit, Pearl Heirs Douthit, Thomie D Dover, Ranzy C Jr Heirs Duck, Annie R Dudd LLC Dudley Webb & Companies Inc Dudley Webb And Companies Inc Dudley, Mark Thomas Sr Duke, Charlotte A Dula, Barbara Nichols Dula, Barbara Nichols Dumont, Daniel Clay Duncan, Gary Duncan, Lisa Duncan, Maggie M Heirs Duncan, Timothy Dunlap, Carnella Gay Duran, Marisa Leticia Duvall, Rodney Bryan East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc Eastside Properties LLC Eastside Properties LLC Eaton, Violet Heirs Edgefield, Leila G Heirs Edwards, Cora S Heirs Edwards, Doretha P Heirs Edwards, John H Heirs Edwards, Tammy Lynn Ef4r LLC Ef4r LLC Ef4r LLC Ef4r LLC Ef4r LLC Ef4r LLC Ef4r LLC Ef4r LLC Elizabeth Family Trust Eller Crawford, Jamar Akeem Eller Crawford, Jamar Akeem Ellerbe, Jannie Lee Heirs Elliott Enterprises Inc Ellison, Eric S Enscore, Michael S Equity Trust Co Custodian Equity Trust Company Dennis Wayne Kennedy Ira Equity Trust Company Fbo 200377943 Ira Ervin, George W Jr. Ervin, Sande Lloyd Estrada, Michael Noe Herrera Evans, Angel Lozada Evans, Donald L Evans, George B III Heirs Evans, Irvin Evans, Katharine Evans, Lauren Evans, Lauren Evans, Robert L Heirs Everclear Properties Inc Everclear Properties Inc Everclear Properties Inc Everclear Properties Inc Everhart, Bill W Everhart, Kathy S Eversley, Carlton F Faison, Robert Faithful, Mamie B Heirs Fannon, Landon Fant, Theodore R Iv Faulk, Mary H Heirs Faulkner, Georgia F Heirs Faust, Dorothy E Heirs Featherson, Ruth Shannon Heirs Felix, Guadalupe Galvez Ferguson, Maria L Heirs Ferrell, Frances C Fiddlin Fish Real Estate LLC Fields, Herrell Lee Fields, Tom Fincher, Frank Fincher, Frank Hrs Fine Homes Assoc Inc & Monticello Inc Fine Homes Association Inc First Class Bus Tours & Travel Services Inc Fisher, Thaddeus T Flat Iron Holdings LLC Fleming, Mary E Flemming, Darris Fletcher, Charles R Fletcher, Charles R Flex Enterprises LLC Flores, Mario Dominquez Flores, Mario Dominquez Flores, Mario Dominquez Flores, Plautila Villegas Floyd, Darryl Floyd, Maria N Floyd, Peggy A Floyd, Willie Mae Flynt, Carl L Fmo Real Estate LLC Fmo Real Estate LLC Ford, Arthur L Ford, Billie Boulware Fortune Holdings 2 LLC Fortune Holdings LLC Foutz, Kenneth James France, Samuel R Heirs Frank F Gadson Estate Frasier, Betty L Heirs Frazier, Elizabeth J Friend, Robert Clifton Heirs Fry, Bob Fulp, Blanche D Heirs Fulp, Blanche D Heirs Fulp, Richard O Fulp, Richard O Furches, William Jr. Furches, William Jr. Furches, William Leo Furches, William Leo Gaddy, Charlene Leake Heirs Gaddy, Henry G Gadson, Irma Gaither, Johnny R Gaither, Trevonia Brown Gallardocarlos, Ma Del Socorro Galvez Felix, Guadalupe Gamble, Samuel Garcia Dominguez, Cristian M Garcia Dominguez, Cristian M Garcia Hernandez, Octavio Garcia Navarro, Marcelo Garcia, Edwin Garcia, Magdalena Lopez Garcia, Michael Garcia, Olga Colon Garcia, Ramon Gonzalez Garner, Hattie M Garner, Henry C Garvey, Thurman W Jr. Gary, Jashawn Gaskins, James Gateau Investments LLC Gateau Investments LLC Gateau Investments LLC Gates, Tawanna A Gentry, Dulcie E George R Gordon Revocable Trust George, Samuel Heirs Gholston, Robert C Gillespie, James E Gilmore Premier Investments LLC Gilmore Premier Investments LLC Gilmore Rental Properties Inc Gilmore, Jeanette D Gilmore, Jerry C III Gist, Fletcher M Gist, Margaret J Givens, Tomeka Lavern Glabex Consortium LLC Glenn, Denny Glenn, Marilyn Irelia Glenn, Roosevelt Heirs Glenn, Willie Reginald Glenn-Jackson, Patrice Gng Properties Inc Goad, Michael Gray Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Golden State Mutual Life Ins Golden, Linda C Heirs Gomez, Catalina Sanchez Gomez, Miguel Angel Gomez, Randy Gonzalez Figueroa, Jose L Gonzalez, Jose C Davila Goode, Edward L Goode, Edward Lee Goodin, Jaqueline D Goodwin, Claude Jr. Goodwin, Timothy W Gore, Mamie D Grace, Anthony T Grace, Deborah H Grady, Kevin Nmn Graham, Anne Newton Graham, Anne Newton Graham, Anne Newton Grand Architect Real Est LLC Granger, J W Heirs Granger, Lee Oliver Grant, Ada H Heirs Grasam Inc Graves, Clifton E Graves, Clifton E Graves, Nichole L Gray, Arthur L Iv Gray, Talitha L Greater Damascus Baptist Churc Greater Hope Of Glory Baptist Church Greater Tabernacle Worship Center Green, Adrienne Naomi Green, April D Green, Bianca B Green, Ella B Heirs Green, Wendy M Greene, Leon B Greene, Stacey A Greer, Kelly Hayes Greer, Michael L Greiner, James Griffin, Shirley Grissett Properties LLC Grogan, Barbara F Heirs Grogan, Barbara F Heirs Grubbs, James A Jr Heirs Grubbs, James A Jr Heirs Guerrero Espinoza, Martin Guerrero-Analco, Praxedis Guevara, Dyanna Rebeca Guevara, Natalie Salazar Gunnings, Mary E Heirs Gutierrez, Claudia Santos Guzman, Argelia Guzman, Maria Del Carmen Gwyn, Corine H Heirs Gwyn, Frances L Gwyn, Scott L Gwyn, Tabatha Hager Investment Properties LLC Hager Investment Properties LLC Hager Investment Properties LLC Hager Investment Properties LLC Hairston, Adam T Jr. Hairston, Anna Rosetta Hairston, Benjamin L Hairston, Benjamin L Sr Hairston, Crystal Hairston, James W Heirs Hairston, Jennifer Nicole Hairston, Mabel Heirs Hairston, Marion C Heirs Hairston, Mary Mickens Heirs Hairston, Minnie Hairston, Raiford Leon Heirs

T he C hronicle

T H E C H R ON I C LE

2021 PROPERTY ADDRESS

TAX DUE

6846-85-8390.000 6846-95-0300.000 6846-95-1195.000 6846-95-1237.000 6846-95-7346.000 6846-95-9136.000 6856-05-0435.000 6836-54-8355.000 6839-45-5007.000 6839-44-7666.000 6845-18-6689.000 6837-88-9574.000 6836-27-2893.000 6847-86-3836.000 6836-71-7644.000 6836-80-3706.000 6827-87-2188.000 6845-46-9536.000 6845-66-1809.000 6848-44-6595.000 6819-43-4053.000 6846-29-7704.000 6846-29-7788.000 6856-85-0502.000 6846-81-1524.000 6846-60-8229.000 6835-89-7663.000 6836-92-1834.000 6836-84-1411.000 6848-61-6281.000 6856-89-0426.000 6836-73-3491.000 6836-73-3691.000 6836-73-6379.000 6836-73-7498.000 6846-04-0193.000 6846-04-1066.000 6837-78-7491.000 6828-52-1394.000 6845-18-6540.000 6836-42-5881.000 6836-74-5516.000 6846-04-9153.000 6825-89-5961.000 6828-13-7072.000 6836-73-7811.000 6837-42-3370.000 6845-58-0666.000 6846-03-5319.000 6847-13-0917.000 6847-38-3859.000 6836-35-6395.000 6839-06-8680.000 6839-18-3152.000 6837-98-3436.000 6856-05-2776.000 6826-83-7577.000 6825-93-2471.000 6837-57-1060.000

PIN

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TAX DUE 798.64 301.35 36.13 598.65 302.99 316.10 2434.61 442.54 334.16 1380.52 16.77 648.97 3.53 411.89 9.03 305.78 190.95 238.68 5.32 278.68 32.26 5.30 4.65 44.62 1187.52 99.34 1503.09 167.72 228.36 96.77 624.67 308.92 1210.67 503.18 1320.21 561.23 104.50 267.73 816.70 46.21 434.80 459.31 116.12 116.12 1421.80 407.70 86.44 717.63 461.89 73.54 379.32 1666.70 153.54 914.75 661.26 363.84 232.64 398.67 36.13 36.13 519.95 654.13 69.67 67.09 250.30 811.54 437.37 837.34 411.58 456.63 590.36 335.45 565.89 12.90 12.90 841.21 768.96 797.34 695.41 421.25 318.48 281.26 107.09 895.40 375.45 895.40 56.77 126.63 547.05 1124.57 548.34 79.99 370.29 489.36 778.63 54.19 113.94 121.28 745.74 934.11 625.74 1051.40 412.87 61.93 32.26 584.46 355.44 1402.45 314.31 664.46 8.00 500.21 107.09 526.82 68.38 1237.30 64.51 420.60 999.91

1326 N Main St 1663.06 514 Walkertown-Guthrie Rd 958.56 2936 N Patterson Ave 281.26 2351 N Patterson Ave 465.77 3505 Parrish Rd 1389.54 636 Kapp St 864.44 3160 Butterfield Dr 1172.79 0 Old Walkertown Rd 32.26 5123 Alton St 406.42 1420 E Fifth St 331.58 415 E Twenty-Eighth St 587.00 504 E Fifteenth St 283.85 3100 Airport Rd 559.95 4667 Baux Mountain Rd 344.48 308 Mayfair Dr 330.57 1836 Kentucky Ave 55.31 1325 Wentworth Rd 221.91 726 W Twenty-Fifth St 290.92 849 Haywood St 494.15 0 Tracy St 96.77 2720 N Patterson Ave 242.21 2930 Bon Air Ave 696.71 4706 Maxwell St 331.05 1204 Don Ave 531.56 0 Eldora St 30.97 836 Crawford St 856.69 0 Carver School Rd 107.09 1405 N Jackson Ave 207.73 0 Barlow Cir 170.31 137 Blaze St 739.29 4646 Northview St 8.90 360 N Broad St 15.77 3921 Leo St 96.77 3937 Leo St 498.02 2101 Gerald St 794.76 3020 Carver School Rd 562.53 2548 Kirkwood St 401.26 1114 E Twenty-Fourth St 105.63 0 Carver School Rd 72.25 1407 Bethlehem Ln 32.26 3428 Carver School Rd 633.49 0 Oak Summit Rd 873.46 1955 Kentucky Ave 340.61 3012 Bon Air Ave 156.58 426 W Twenty Fifth St 77.41 0 Berl St 198.69 207 W Third St 2420.87 0 Airport Rd 77.41 0 Twenty Eighth St 98.05 0 Twenty Eighth St 98.05 2411 N Patterson Ave 483.31 1837 E Fourth St 305.38 0 Maryland Ave 103.21 0 N Jackson Ave 14.20 1480 Addison Ave 41.29 1624 E Twenty-Second St 161.28 1881 Kentucky Ave 70.96 1605 Twenty Fourth St 27.09 1601 Jackson Ave 27.09 1003 Curtis Dr 468.34 0 Curtis Dr 61.93 2125 White St 72.25 1620 N Jackson Ave 259.33 3596 Shaw Rd 1076.03 1508 Clark Ave 1379.23 3304 New Walkertown Rd 1899.17 3824 Sterling Park Ct 1140.54 3150 Shaftesbury Ln 2372.67 3559 Sellwood Rd 28.45 0 Pebblebrook Rd 125.88 0 Ocono St 69.67 1813 N Dunleith Ave 43.87 1426 E Twenty-Fourth St 56.77 3345 Carver School Rd 1233.43 0 Gardner St 33.54 0 Glenbrook Dr 70.96 0 Blaine St 171.60 1621 Harrison Ave 1020.55 411 Gossett St 1146.98 304 W Twenty Third St 52.90 0 Twenty Third St 24.52 0 Emerald St 15.48 0 Carrie Ave 41.29 417 W Twenty-Sixth St 496.72 3929 Waddill St 678.64 908 Ferrell Ave 369.00 1716 Grant Ave 429.64 2123 Bowen Blvd 72.25 811 Camel Ave 278.68 4124 Northampton Dr 500.00 4222 Orchid Dr 122.57 1901 E Third St 158.70 271 Pine Tree Rd 729.96 1524 E Fourteenth St 530.28 0 Harrison Ave 61.93 4445 Johnson Hardin Ct 740.03 1801 Maryland Ave 322.32 0 Patterson Ave 11.61 2515 Manchester St 145.79 1501 E Twenty Third St 32.26 1505 E Twenty Third St 32.26 0 Thurmond St 37.42 903 Rich Ave 892.82 424 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf St 316.10 419 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf St 313.52 3727 Spaulding Dr 2798.45 5018 Old Rural Hall Rd 472.85 2378 Greenway Ave 98.05 3532 N Glenn Ave 611.56 332 Walkertown-Guthrie Rd 616.76 235 Quail Dr 748.19 1675 Pugh Dr 353.08 4385 New Walkertown Rd 390.18 2542 Manchester St 152.24 701 W Twenty-Fifth St 605.11 0 Barbara Jane Ave 42.58 2215 N Cleveland Ave 20.64 1510 E Twenty-Fifth St 178.05 3920 N Glenn Ave 469.63 0 Motor Rd 83.87 4021 Whitfield Rd 1402.45 141 N Dunleith Ave 350.93 3816 Sawyer St 1020.55 5144 Britt Rd 753.48 4904 Lansing Dr 802.50 3401 Cumberland Rd 1912.08 0 Thurmond St 110.96 4744 White Rock Rd 81.28 1708 Grant Ave 307.07 0 Doris St 18.06 0 Doris St 91.60 815 E Twenty Fifth St 81.28 2346 N Patterson Ave 487.70 918 Rich Ave 447.70 0 E Twentieth St 9.03 0 Booker St 19.36 1119 E Twenty-Third St 32.26 5242 Pine View Dr 264.49 0 Stonewall St 193.53 0 Konnoak Dr 614.13 4721 White Rock Rd 281.31

OWNER Laney, Anita Wright Laney, Anita Wright Lanier, James Wesley Larios, Juan F Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larue, Aaron Lassiter Development Corp Lassiter Development Corp Latch Key Latch Key Latif, Khalid Latten, William J Jr Lawrence, Sandra V Lawson, Barry G Lawson, J H Jr Heirs Lawson, James L Lawson, Richard Harold II Lawson, Thomas Spencer Lazenby, William Nathaniel Lazenby, William Nathaniel Leach Speas, Sherry Lynne Leach, Judy Karen Leach, Julia P Heirs Leak Ford, Tiwana N Leak, Willie T Heirs Leal Villalva, Flavio Leconte Winston Salem LLC Lee, Ann Fay Lee, Pearl C Heirs Legacy Nc Holding Group Legends Marketing & Management LLC Leon, Cenia Leonard, H P M Heirs Leonard, Phyllis Heirs Lewis, Arcola S Lewis, Brian A Lewis, N Robbins Heirs Lewis, Sonmi M Li, Sen Liberty Group Holdings LLC Liberty Zee Inc Lindsay, Carolyn Sales Lindsey, Daisy Lineberger, Council J Heirs Linger, Bryan Linton, Elmo Linton, Elmo Heirs Linton, Elmo Heirs Linton, Elmo Heirs Linton, Elmo Heirs Linton, Samuel M Linville, David Keith Heirs Lio, Raul Lio, Raul A Little, Almeana Elizabeth Little, Dorothy W Heirs Little, Edna W Heirs Little, Gaston J Heirs Little, Joette Heirs Littlejohn, Marie Locke, Jane Valentine Long, Thomas Anderson Lopez Garcia, Magdalena Lopez, Santos Adelmo Lima Louise, Thomas Heirs Love, Allie L Love, Barbara J Love, Lakisha Heirs Lowery, Calvin Lowery, Charles B Heirs Lowery, Willie Lozano, Monica A Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg Investments LLC Ltg 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Lamon Jr. Moore, William Mitchell Moore, William Mitchell Moore, William Mitchell Moore, William Mitchell Moore, Yvonne Denise Moreno Salas, Jose Juan Moreno, Ana M Moretz, Charles Craig Morga, Osbelia Cruz Morgan, Carlton D Morgan, Carlton D Morgan, Carlton Dennis Morganelli, Michael Roland Morris, Ella A Morris, Louis III Morris, Louis III Morrison, Alberta S

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6838-82-3920.000 234 Cecil Dr 108.38 6838-82-6913.000 304 Cecil Dr 314.81 6847-38-1859.000 4868 Monte Vista St 45.15 6837-88-3243.000 4529 Baux Mountain Rd 509.63 6825-64-7909.000 1406 W First St 1861.76 6828-33-6967.000 123 Oak Summit Rd 584.46 6837-03-6344.000 185 Clayton St 572.85 6845-58-8676.000 311 Buick St 301.91 6856-03-0352.000 4019 Hilda St 1148.28 6856-03-1328.000 4025 Hilda St 618.01 6856-03-1463.000 4027 Hilda St 606.40 6826-85-2289.000 700 W Twenty-Fifth St 739.29 6836-52-2645.000 0 N Liberty St 154.83 6836-53-4378.000 1727 N Liberty St 259.33 6836-75-7149.000 1507 E Twenty Fourth St 32.26 6836-84-7204.000 1641 Ashley School Cir 32.26 6826-91-1018.000 858 W Twelfth St 59.35 6836-15-8998.000 2528 Druid Hills Dr 17.72 6836-71-7339.000 1233 N Dunleith Ave 77.41 6838-94-6411.000 4836 Reba Dr 17.70 6847-56-5624.000 4561 Oak Ridge Dr 296.74 6847-57-4738.000 0 Northwoods Cir 34.83 6837-44-7159.000 543 Ontario St 56.77 6847-56-7697.000 0 Field Ln 171.60 6835-99-2807.000 921 Rich Ave 119.51 6846-28-9545.000 0 Milton Dr 218.05 6837-13-2371.000 216 Forest Hill Ave 327.71 6835-89-0863.000 0 N Jackson Ave 92.89 6836-65-3279.000 1119 E Twenty-Fourth St 184.50 6846-37-9564.000 3221 Tracy St 1177.79 6846-72-4877.000 0 Fries Dr 76.12 6837-53-6670.000 0 Mccreary St 24.52 6829-50-1234.000 0 E Hanes Mill Rd 8480.49 6835-16-2605.000 315 505 N Spruce St 9.77 6836-74-4516.000 1417 E Twenty-Second St 32.26 6836-52-2640.000 1502 N Liberty St 103.21 6845-78-8133.000 221 Stedman St 647.68 6827-95-4685.000 255 Marvin Blvd 1.64 6845-47-4976.000 0 Stratton Ave 141.92 6837-03-8176.000 201 Clayton St 756.06 6827-77-4764.000 0 Athens Dr 11.61 6828-30-3241.000 5112 Britt Rd 369.36 6826-74-9237.000 2018 Cannon Ave 134.18 6845-27-0254.000 2538 Old Greensboro Rd 481.25 6827-68-2974.000 115 Otis Dr 3.44 6836-52-0870.000 714 E Sixteenth St 105.80 6836-69-4302.000 3305 N Liberty St 6462.61 6826-85-6926.000 513 W Twenty-Sixth St 563.82 6836-64-5366.000 1140 E Twenty-Second St 190.95 6826-90-5661.000 1120 Rundell St 59.35 6838-70-1315.000 1111 Pleasant View Dr 481.25 6856-09-6028.000 0 Beeson Dairy Rd 378.03 6845-28-8283.000 640 Mount Vernon Ave 64.51 6847-07-1113.000 4619 Renigar St 121.28 6847-08-5431.000 0 School St 305.78 6847-32-4974.000 5049 Butterfield Dr 1057.97 6835-97-0559.000 1847 E Fourth St 403.83 6855-39-1408.000 101 Timberline Dr 479.95 6836-64-5772.000 1140 E Twenty-Third St 51.61 6836-14-0907.000 214 W Twenty-Fourth St 52.90 6835-77-6898.000 513 N Dunleith Ave 3.87 6836-85-6477.000 1708 E Twenty Fifth St 24.52 6826-73-5256.000 938 Taft St 456.73 6836-53-6565.000 0 New Hope Ln 32.26 6837-06-7171.000 4279 Cody Dr 451.71 6836-71-9129.000 1220 N Jackson Ave 87.73 6835-86-1500.000 128 N Graham Ave 605.11 6837-68-9487.000 207 Quail Dr 583.81 6847-90-2830.000 3770 Tulip Dr 1371.48 6826-94-4045.000 2008 N Cherry St 352.23 6837-13-2386.000 218 Forest Hill Ave 618.01 6837-13-8109.000 3919 Waddill St 217.60 6837-67-3284.000 1005 Ada Ave 921.20 6836-46-4232.000 2709 Stokes Ave 550.91 6836-85-3644.000 1611 E Twenty-Fifth St 223.21 6846-13-4538.000 0 Eldora St 20.64 6826-91-5015.000 830 W Twelfth St 103.21 6845-38-4243.000 0 Mount Vernon Ave 131.60 6826-83-3315.000 1700 Thurmond St 205.14 6826-83-3411.000 1700 2 Thurmond St 131.60 6826-83-3416.000 1700 3 Thurmond St 203.85 6826-83-3510.000 1700 4 Thurmond St 210.30 6826-85-8387.000 509 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf St 335.45 6827-84-4463.000 4266 Indiana Ave 1245.05 6827-84-6319.000 4252 Indiana Ave 930.23 6827-84-6346.000 4248 Indiana Ave 571.56 6828-40-3844.000 5137 N Cherry St 732.83 6835-77-6996.000 521 N Dunleith Ave 301.91 6835-78-6092.000 523 N Dunleith Ave 292.87 6835-78-8230.000 612 N Jackson Ave 316.10 6835-86-7937.000 1810 E Third St 230.95 6835-87-0899.000 512 N Graham Ave 517.37 6835-89-3010.000 805 N Graham Ave 390.93 6835-96-2662.000 1912 Maryland Ave 237.40 6836-14-1658.000 204 W Twenty-Third St 251.59 6837-89-8291.000 4625 Baux Mountain Rd 688.97 6845-47-1270.000 428 Barbara Jane Ave 479.95 6847-37-4964.000 4895 Doris St 372.86 6845-28-5517.000 670 Glenbrook Dr 256.75 6837-97-9006.000 4558 Renigar St 835.07 6836-92-9123.000 0 Addison Ave 30.97 6845-58-2660.000 439 Buick St 73.54 6825-86-3137.000 942 W Fourth St 6227.79 6826-73-6403.000 933 Taft St 307.07 6838-95-9581.000 4851 Westmoreland Dr 732.83 6837-64-0118.000 727 Ontario St 361.25 6837-98-4804.000 1347 Wentworth Rd 436.09 6826-90-7442.000 1109 Rundell St 443.83 6837-32-8450.000 410 Peden St 584.46 6826-93-5026.000 923 Pittsburg Ave 459.31 6835-89-0658.000 903 N Jackson Ave 92.89 6837-59-5432.000 5005 Voss St 525.11 6847-66-2408.000 4531 Kimball Ln 504.47 6827-85-1042.000 35 Hoskins Dr 1420.51 6836-35-4270.000 2410 N Glenn Ave 510.92 6847-64-4131.000 4051 Larkspur Pl 387.04 6837-40-8353.000 721 Hanes Ave 464.47 6824-99-1667.000 993 Hutton St 1525.02 6837-88-1886.000 0 Motor Rd 16.77 6837-88-2812.000 1225 Motor Rd 486.40 6836-28-7267.000 3016 Bon Air Ave 563.82 6847-37-5620.000 4616 Erin St 392.22 6836-74-8308.000 1512 E Twenty-Second St 175.47 6837-43-6188.000 539 Efird St 656.71 6838-59-3712.000 1060 Oakmont Ridge Dr 163.05 6839-05-9341.000 5868 Graham Farm Rd 141.81 6836-96-8475.000 2609 Ansonia St 251.59 6838-37-1965.000 5810 Mcgee St 2296.55 6838-64-7073.000 1032 Pacific Dr 136.76 6836-27-6518.000 2921 Gilmer Ave 621.88 6836-70-8098.000 1000 N Jackson Ave 923.78 6836-53-9524.000 939 New Hope Ln 43.87 6836-33-1814.000 2206 N Patterson Ave 233.12 6827-94-8591.000 0 Alspaugh St 41.29 6836-52-4484.000 1409 N Liberty St 583.17 6825-98-0806.000 816 W Eighth St 690.25 6826-96-5325.000 420 W Twenty-Seventh St 345.77 6836-55-8221.000 2401 N Liberty St 83.87 6836-80-6642.000 1105 George Black Ln 1144.41 6847-37-7854.000 0 Lasley Dr 63.22 6836-46-2224.000 0 Twenty Seventh St 5.16 6836-37-6393.000 2849 N Glenn Ave 596.07 6836-71-9409.000 1252 N Jackson Ave 85.15 6847-01-9555.000 3050 Draper Ct 397.33 6836-71-7438.000 1241 N Dunleith Ave 58.06 6847-20-2890.000 3717 Prospect Dr 167.72 6845-59-5371.000 3407 Old Greensboro Rd 1035.13 6846-00-3851.000 2132 E Twelfth St 425.76 6837-88-6154.000 0 Midway Rd 91.60 6836-35-6897.000 2515 N Glenn Ave 765.09 6836-91-9218.000 2108 Gerald St 388.35 6845-38-0873.000 0 Barbara Jane Ave 201.27 6845-27-0838.000 713 Rankin St 696.02 6845-39-8643.000 645 Amanda Pl 759.92 6847-39-4046.000 2230 School St 692.84 6847-05-1640.000 4994 Keehlen Ave 3.63 6835-77-2650.000 1418 E Fifth St 81.28 6846-05-0729.000 2514 Manchester St 58.06 6826-82-7386.000 1405 Harrison Ave 1011.52 6848-11-5982.000 0 White Rock Rd 327.71 6836-33-0790.000 0 Greenway Ave 63.22 6826-80-0229.000 0 Shrub St 67.09 6846-29-1770.000 3552 Prospect Dr 96.77 6836-36-4378.000 2730 N Glenn Ave 762.51 6825-93-2591.000 0 Apple St 147.08 6836-91-7826.000 1332 Addison Ave 27.09 6836-91-9932.000 0 Addison Ave 34.83 6836-32-8933.000 419 E Sixteenth St 256.75 6847-78-3234.000 5316 Doris St 109.66 6836-64-7044.000 1210 E Twenty-First St 309.65 6826-73-5705.000 921 Roosevelt St 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OWNER Morrison, Janet S Morrison, Jeanette Morrison, Junine C Morrison, Mozzell Morrison, Selina Morrow, Arnold Lee Moses, Clifton Heirs Mosley, Stephanie Mosquera, Maria Ximena Moss Hines, Natalie N Moten, Maggie Hrs Moten, Maggie Hrs Motley, Michelle Moya-Lizalde, Shannon W Moyer, Barbara B Mt Calvary Holiness Church Mt Partners Inc Muhammad, Warith F Muhammed, Warith Farad Muhammed, Warith Farad Mulberry One LLC Munoz Munoz, Juan Murphy, Betty Jean Murphy, Betty Jean Murrell, Linda H Mustiva Property Management LLC Mustiva Property Management LLC Myers, Jonathan Kelly Naegele Outdoor Advrtsng Inc Naegele Outdoor Advrtsng Inc Nahomys Builders LLC Najera, Daniel Uraga Nash, Douglas Nash, Kenneth Troy Jr Nations, Tony Nationsbank Of Nc Trst Et Al Neely, Velvet Jean Nelson Chapel Holiness Church Nelson, Deborah Nelson, Jackie Dean Nelson, Lucille B Little Heirs Nesbitt, Robert Hayden Heirs Nesby, Joe B Mrs Neteru Real Estate Holding LLC Neteru Real Estate Holdings LLC Newell, Cheryl Newsum, E P Heirs Niang, Mamadou Nichols, Helen W Nicholson, Alice Heirs Nivens, Cynthia Heirs Noble, Brenda R Norman, Lajuan Norman, Lajuan Norman, Veronica Heirs North Winston Comm Dev Corp Norton, Adele H Scott Heirs Norton, Tracy Noyola, Emperatriz Campos Noyola, Emperatriz Campos Nybor Corporation O-S Auto Sales Oak Summit Retail LLC Odell, Glenn Dexter Ogburn, Emmet Masten Jr. Ogden, Rhonda P Oglesby, Kristy S Orbegozo, Isabel A Orozco, Fernando Ortega, Marco Antonio Tapia Ortega, Marco Antonio Tapia Ortega, Marco Antonio Tapia Ortega, Omar Tapia Ortiz, Abraham Omar Arangp Ortner, Gloria M Overbey, Ernest E Mrs Heirs Owens, Johnny Edward P C Investment Properties P Erez Ramirez, Dora Luz Pacheco, Patricia Pacheco, Patricia Page, Brian Trustee Page, Viola B Paloumbas, George D Parascandolo, Donald F Parham, Dennis Matthew Parker, Bobby W Parker, Eula Mae Heirs Parker, Sandra Robertson Parks, Alisa L Parmon, Earline Heirs Parnell, Virgie L Parrales, Luis Manuel Neri Pastrana, Diana 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Parrish Reece, Curry Edwin Reed, Jeffrey David Reed, Jeffrey David Reeves, Annestine B Reguil Properties Inc Reid Alexander Lyon Post Reid Alexander Lyon Post 2938 Of Veterans Of Foren Wars Of Us Reid, Charney C Jr. Reid, Johnnie Richard Sr Heirs Reid, Lester G Reid, Queen B Heirs Reinhardt, Jeffery R Revealed Church Of Christ Inc Reyes, Ricardo Reynolds, Charlie J Heirs Reynolds, Desandrea Ollene Reynolds, Desandrea Ollene Reynolds, Grace L Reynolds, Marvin E Heirs Rhody, Isaiah Rhody, Isaiah Rhymer, Jerry E Rice, Gemine G Heirs Rice, James Rice, Mary C Heirs Rice, Rosa W Heirs Richards, Orlando Richardson, George Ralph Richardson, Reginald Richardson, Reginald Richardson, Robert M Heirs Richmond, James Leron Riley, Deanna Marie Rines Et Al, Clara M Rios Rodriguez, Hipolito Rivera, Heather Cathleen Rivers, Aggie L Heirs Rivers, Leon Hrs Rnc Holdings LLC Robbins, Della Heirs Roberts, Gail B Roberts, Gail B Roberts, Sherri Jenkins Roberts, Sherri Jenkins Robertson, Margaret D Robinson, Brenda Robinson, Leslie Robinson, Willie Mae Robison, Howard L Rocmoor Solutions LLC Rodgers, Willie B Rodriguez Javier, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Domingo Rodriquez, Santos Antonio Rogel-Martinez, Serafin L Rogers, Willie B Heirs Roland, Samuel A Rolle, Derrick Rolle, Derrick Rolle, Derrick Rolle, Derrick S Rolle, Derrick Selwyn

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OWNER Roman, Gabriel Sidoro Roman, Marcela Gonzalez Rorie, Martha H Heirs Roseboro, Alice Mae Heirs Roseboro, Ardeal Roseboro, Lenora H Heirs Roseboro, Marie Hill Roseboro, Marie Hill Rothrock, R Keith Rousseau, Wayne P Rucker, Buddell Rucker, Burnu H Ruffin, Marguerite Gilbert Ruiz, Rigoberto Santiago Rush, Michael A Sr. Rush, Michael A Sr. Rushing, Jody Russell, Tremus L Sagilan, Wilberto Gonzalez Salazar, Juan Baltazar Salem Business Investment LLC Sales, Milia Dubose Salgado, Benancio Salinas, Flor De Maria Salinas, Honorio Perez Salley, Chena Salley, Chena Salley, Chena Samuel, Kenneth R Samuels, Gary L Samuels, Gary L Samuels, Jonathon R Sanchez, Carlos Alberto Sanchez, Heriberto Nava Sanchez, Jennifer Cristina Quiterio Sanchez, Jorge Trejo Sanchez, Liliana J Sandoval, Alberto Sandoval, Alberto Sandoval, Elisandro Iv Sandoval, Jesus Rafael Sar Ventures LLC Sasser, Brian L Satterwhite, Carryne Jalique Saunders, Odell K Jr. Heirs Sawyer, Theodore A Heirs Scales, Frances Heirs Scales, Manderline W Heirs Scott, Alice Heirs Scott, Mary E Scott, Shirley J Heirs Scovens, Ernest L Jr. Sdik Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Sds Investments LLC Searcy, Deborah Renee Segura Silva, Edgar Julian Settle, Silette Idena Heirs Sfr Jvhd Property LLC Shadrach & Eleanor Golden Family Trust Shanks, Andrea Bass Shaw, Richard H Sheff, Faye M Shelf, Cassandra Shell, Darrell Shell, Sirronn Shelton, John A Shelton, John H Heirs Shelton, William Cain Shepherd, Ardell M Heirs Sherman, Catherine Coretta Sherman, Linda Sherrill, Loretta Shipman, Shaneka Shockley, Homer G Shore, Diane B Siddall, Ernestine Sides, Antonio M Sides, Antonio M Siemers, John Spencer Sigala, Luis Gerardo Gonzalez Silette Idena Settle Estate Silva, Glenn Simmons, Mea Lavette Simmons, Otelia B Heirs Simmons, Otelia B Heirs Simpson, Dale Simpson, Thurmond H Simpson, Thurmond H Sr Simpson, Thurmond H Sr Simpson, Thurmond H Sr Simpson, Thurmond H Sr Simpson, Thurmond H Sr Simpson, Thurmond H Sr Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond Howard Simpson, Verna B Simpson, Verna Belcher Sims, Otis Roberson Heirs Sinclair, Mary E Singleton, Wilbur Situation Solutions LLC Sizemore, James Randall Sizemore, James Randall Slade Trading Post Inc Slade, Derik Christopher Sluder, Dwight Estate Sluder, Dwight Estate Sluder, Dwight Estate Sluder, Dwight Estate Sluder, Dwight Estate Smart, Isaac Keith Smith, Brian K Heirs Smith, Carl E Smith, Celia W Heirs Smith, Chalmers C Jr. Smith, Chalmers C Jr. Smith, Clayton Otto Smith, Darius J Smith, Darius J Smith, Denise McCormick Smith, Edward E Jr. Smith, Fred D III Heirs Smith, Helena W Smith, James Jr. Smith, Larry Smith, Larry Smith, Martha Allison Smith, Melrose R Heirs Smith, Melrose R Heirs Smith, Wanda Lowery Smith, William Wayne Smythe, Jules W Jr. Snow, Shirley D Heirs Snuggs, Donald Soriano Hernandez, Atanacio Soriano, Darlynn Soto, Gabino Camacho Southeast Gateway Ventures LLC Southeast Real Estate Development LLC Spach, Victoria M Heirs Spanish Pines Enterprises Spaulding, William F Heirs Speaks, Reece Heirs Speaks, Reece Heirs Spears, Embra Gail Spears, Matthew Jr Heirs Speas, Mable Heirs Spencer Funeral Home Inc Spencer, Author R Spencer, Paulette M Spillman, Gilmer Heirs St John Apostle Church Of Christ In God St Phillips Apostolic Holiness Stafford, Lillie Hill Heirs Stafford, Ramona H Heirs Starnes, Curtiss Christopher Starnes, Deandre Heirs Starnes, Natatia Juanette Staton, Rubye Jean Watson Stewart, Deborah K Stewart, Deborah K Stewart, Deborah Kay Stewart, Marvin Leon Stewart, Monica Stewart, Ravon Stewart, Richard E Stewart, Runett C Heirs Stewart, Shirley Mae Gordon Crisp Heirs Stigall Properties LLC Stinson, Lizzie Green Stokes, Loretta Heirs Stokes, Quincy Stone, Swynette D Stone, Will J Heirs Stover, Joan M Stover, Patricia Stover, Patricia N Heirs Strange, Joyce Eleanor Stupakewicz, Mary Ellen Sturm, John L Sturm, John L Styers, Jason Edward Sullivan, Fannie McC Heirs Sullo, Patricia Marie Summers, James A Summers, Sylvia Y Superior Electro Finishes Inc Swain, Henry Clay Jr Heirs Sweetney, Otis Sweetney, Otis Tango Properties LLC Tanner, Keith Tanner, Purnell Anthony Jr Tanus, Claudia Tapia, Jorge Perea Tapia, Marco A Tapp, Constance B Tate, Dwayne Denorris Taylor, Brian S Sr. Taylor, Daisy M Taylor, Tommy Lee Tbr Small Gallery Lofts Owner LLC Tbr Small Gallery Lofts Owner LLC Tcj Smart Investments LLC Tcj Smart Investments LLC Teague, Belinda K Teague, Linda Teeter, Stuart L Temple Holiness Apostolic Ch Tesche And Associates LLC Thacker, Taryton The Ohanlon LLC The Ohanlon LLC The Ohanlon LLC The Ramsay Group LLC Therrell, Brian Thirty Six East Ltd Partnershi Thirty Six East Ltd Partnershi Thirty Six East Ltd Partnershi Thirty Six East Ltd Prtnshp Thomas, Belinda Thomas, Clara Thomas, Claude D Jr Heirs Thomas, Deborah Heirs Thomas, Etaundra T Thomas, Lenora R Thomas, Michelle Thomas, Teresa B Thompson, Albert C Thompson, Audrey Alexander Thompson, Donald R Thompson, Elizabeth S Heirs Thompson, Gwendolyn A Thompson, James A Thompson, Rosie M Thompson, Willette R Tilley, Dewey Blake Tilley, Loyd E Jr Tingle, Justin C Todd, Brenda A Toliver, Bessie Tolliver, Jonathan Tomrich Corp

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0 Old Walkertown Rd 60.64 1646 E Twenty-Second St 247.72 834 Rich Ave 274.81 3030 N Patterson Ave 315.00 2713 N Patterson Ave 587.04 1436 Douglas St 397.38 1444 Hattie Ave 394.80 0 Bethlehem Ln 27.09 4419 New Walkertown Rd 89.79 1417 N Main St 1146.98 3075 Draper Ct 326.37 519 W Twenty-Third St 269.65 400 W Twenty Fourth St 27.09 3814 Old Greensboro Rd 219.96 1633 E Twenty Fourth St 27.09 0 Newark St 6.45 5003 Daysbrook Rd 650.10 3661 Shaw Rd 266.87 1117 E Twenty-Second St 227.07 4137 Rosa St 289.01 16 W Third St 17618.26 2820 Ansonia St 34.83 3602 Denver St 89.03 4619 Starmount Dr 1274.72 2601 Ansonia St 172.89 0 Davis Rd 76.37 0 Davis Rd 29.85 0 Davis Rd 79.88 1415 E Twenty-Third St 170.31 4675 Baux Mountain Rd 1168.66 4677 Baux Mountain Rd 564.00 5016 Longbrook Cir 932.88 214 Forest Hill Ave 598.65 617 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf St 464.47 1518 E Twenty-Second St 282.56 408 W Twenty-Third St 252.88 174 Motor Rd 1297.94 4825 Old Rural Hall Rd 575.43 4495 Old Carver School Rd 72.25 1110 Wachovia St 651.55 809 W Twenty-Sixth St 528.98 1023 Manly St 367.70 6370 University Pkwy 975.39 1526 E Twenty-Third St 270.94 1691 Ashley School Cir 215.46 2427 N Patterson Ave 484.15 942 Taft St 455.44 0 Shady Mount Ave 10.32 2128 Machine St 455.46 2244 N Glenn Ave 940.56 516 Alspaugh Dr 448.19 3044 N Patterson Ave 272.24 125 Methodist Dr 1443.74 111 Methodist Dr 913.46 131 Methodist Dr 1356.00 0 Methodist Dr 219.34 118 Connor Rd 1411.48 111 Connor Rd 1337.94 126 Connor Rd 1144.41 119 2 Connor Rd 2330.10 125 Connor Rd 870.89 129 Connor Rd 1390.84 0 Motor Rd 163.85 0 Woodland Ave 36.13 426 Eldora St 38.70 4406 Oak Pointe Dr 7.90 742 W Twenty-Sixth St 739.29 1042 Pine Lake Dr 9.84 2516 N Glenn Ave 772.83 1225 Shouse Blvd 476.09 1231 Victoria St 402.54 913 New Hope Ln 277.40 1901 E Seventeenth St 352.23 315 Retnuh Dr 1981.75 0 Motor Rd 39.99 2980 Shiloh Church Rd 362.98 837 Crawford St 904.43 144 Motor Rd 2.50 1823 E Twenty Fifth St 38.70 4118 Whitfield Rd 72.25 2226 E Twenty-Second St 674.78 0 Three Hills Dr 62.14 0 Glenbrook Dr 70.96 2014 N Cherry St 763.80 0 Marvin Blvd 61.93 0 Shamel St 126.44 2832 Rowell St 357.38 2820 Old Greensboro Rd 289.01 428 Eldora St 38.70 1437 Bethlehem Ln 405.06 1525 E Twenty-First St 663.51 1829 E Fourth St 335.45 1318 N Dunleith Ave 77.41 3724 Signet Dr 278.68 1211 E Twenty-Fourth St 190.95 1412 E Fifth St 349.64 1802 E Fifth St 251.59 1214 E Twenty-Sixth St 225.79 435 Nash Ave 245.14 2216 E Twenty-Third St 273.52 2609 Raleigh Ave 576.72 431 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf St 245.14 1208 E Fourth St 314.81 1304 E Fourth St 433.51 1314 E Fourth St 479.95 1601 E Fifth St 436.09 832 N Cameron Ave 433.51 1228 E Twenty-Fourth St 157.40 1029 N Cameron Ave 1165.05 2023 Bowen Blvd 285.13 2213 E Twenty-Third St 176.76 2817 Raleigh Ave 539.30 2123 E Twenty-Third St 343.19 608 Terrace Ave 423.19 1109 N Cameron Ave 888.94 2721 Stokes Ave 437.37 600 Washington Ave 101.00 0 Booker St 34.83 2409 N Liberty St 522.53 654 Tanders St 56.77 0 Barbara Jane Ave 317.39 2063 Bowen Blvd 313.52 2948 N Glenn Ave 728.97 4623 Circle Dr 77.41 0 Circle Dr 69.67 0 Circle Dr 116.12 0 Circle Dr 18.06 0 Circle Dr 73.54 545 Shamel Ct 1048.93 1072 Sycamore Ridge Dr 1428.25 0 Ontario St 25.81 1704 E Twenty Fifth St 25.81 0 Motor Rd 86.44 1328 Motor Rd 86.44 4419 Northampton Dr 1406.96 0 Clara Ln 122.57 3825 Clara Ln 1357.29 4128 Hubbard Rd 1285.04 617 Kinard Dr 610.27 2209 E Twenty-Fourth St 92.89 1824 Kentucky Ave 181.92 1320 Underwood Ave 850.24 0 Stanley Ave 154.83 0 Stanley Ave 139.34 4016 Northampton Dr 992.17 0 Sycamore Ridge Dr 587.04 5401 Mccuiston St 2759.73 0 Eldora St 20.64 610 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf St 369.00 0 N Sunset Dr 73.54 4616 White Rock Rd 795.00 1042 Rundell St 101.93 1906 E Twenty-Sixth St 188.37 5308 Old Walkertown Rd 1248.91 904 Oak Summit Rd 802.50 0 S Marshall St 2157.21 2041 Thurmond St 357.38 0 Mason St 19.36 0 La Casa Blvd 276.10 2042 Temple St 427.05 0 Gardner St 33.54 648 Glenbrook Dr 103.21 2334 Montrose Ave 792.18 1311 N Jackson Ave 85.15 1014 Thurmond St 392.22 1837 Kentucky Ave 1.45 3853 Sawyer St 157.40 0 Northview St 54.19 1050 Shrub St 64.51 1136 E Twenty First St 19.36 0 N Claremont Ave 43.87 0 Lowery Ct 279.97 0 Tenth St 33.54 4554 Oak Ridge Dr 627.04 4601 Old Rural Hall Rd 597.36 205 Laura Ave 272.26 857 W Twelfth St 282.56 0 Alvarado St 179.33 2810 Alvarado St 669.62 4370 Pawnee St 1052.80 3870 Whitfield Rd 474.66 2811 Rowell St 224.50 843 N Graham Ave 347.07 3511 Robinson Ct 764.22 410 Barry St 385.77 0 Old Walkertown Rd 32.26 2722 Rosemary Dr 4.09 0 Booker St 21.93 1113 Rundell St 548.34 1232 Dublin Dr 1196.01 0 Glenbrook Dr 141.92 0 Renigar St 49.03 5077 Bismark St 665.74 1860 Kentucky Ave 156.11 410 Burnham Dr 916.04 3630 Carver School Rd 359.97 4333 Ogburn Ave 83.87 405 Neston Dr 2103.02 0 Neston Dr 158.70 0 Garden St 201.27 0 Craver St 101.93 1131 Daryl Ln 408.31 5020 Kaybrook Dr 370.47 1628 E Twenty-Second St 171.60 115 Polo Rd 570.27 5101 Fredonia Ave 69.67 0 W Twenty Fifth St 77.41 109 Hicks St 714.77 50 Cemetery St 138.57 1100 Apple St 521.24 38 W Twenty-Fifth St 590.91 4124 Hubbard Rd 1746.93 744 Voss St 690.25 1241 Opportunity Rd 403.83 2136 Machine St 479.95 1304 Thurmond St 413.37 1817 N Dunleith Ave 43.87 2521 Machine St 287.72 918 Roosevelt St 458.02 102 E Seventh St 20.56 582 N Chestnut St 7.92 3018 N Glenn Ave 184.50 5011 Ohio Ave 507.05 4863 Germanton Rd 237.40 1617 Sanford Dr 500.00 315 N Spruce St 2084.66 2222 E Twenty-Second St 939.27 928 E Twenty-Third St 176.76 0 W Twelfth St 55.48 105 W Fourth St 2834.47 105 W Fourth St 4045.04 105 W Fourth St 3802.13 1419 N Liberty St 1134.09 4765 Ader Dr 463.18 1805 Locust Ave 2941.65 1818 N Dunleith Ave 1405.02 1521 E Eighteenth St 1210.21 0 N Dunleith Ave 38.70 4917 Shulbrook Dr 504.32 901 Gray Ave 394.77 717 Sherbrooke Dr 538.01 1415 N Patterson Ave 123.86 920 Northchester Ln 1291.49 5900 Meadowdale Ct 770.41 827 N Graham Ave 410.28 1402 E Twenty-Second St 32.26 3013 Myra St 8.75 1818 N Jackson Ave 265.78 1323 N Jackson Ave 239.98 2600 Manchester St 30.97 3038 Colgate Dr 1346.97 0 Renigar St 49.03 1415 E Tenth St 1021.84 2701 New Walkertown Rd 484.47 4372 Oak Ridge Dr 1221.82 5133 Davis Rd 180.83 520 Efird St 77.41 1805 E Twelfth St 736.54 1843 Maryland Ave 267.07 3997 New Walkertown Rd 1560.73 0 Cherryview Ln 55.48

OWNER Towler, Pamela Towler, Pamela Bullock Towler, Pamela Bullock Trader Publishing Co Trannon, Jamika Transitions Development And Consulting Transitions Development And Consulting Transou, Pauline T Heirs Trapp, Ella M Trejo Sanchez, Jorge Triad Legacy LLC Triad Legacy LLC Triad Seafood Distribution LLC Triad Sports Weekly, Inc. Triplett, B Stephen Triplett, B Stephen Triplett, B Stephen Triplett, Buel Stephen Trolleys Investments LLC Trollinger, Michael L Trollinger, Thomas Trollinger, Thomas Trollinger, Thomas P Trollinger, Thomas P Trollinger, Thomas P Tucker, Barbara Heirs Turner, Jovan E Turner, Lillian R Turner, Margaret Turner, Walter R Heirs Tuttle, Keith Tuttle, Keith Tuttle, Keith Tuttle, Keith L Twin County Properties Inc United Christian Outreach United Christian Outreach United Christian Outreach Upcycle Development LLC Upcycle Development LLC Upcycle Development LLC Urbieta, Federico Quiroz Us Capital LLC Valente, A L Valentine, Early Jr. Valera, Merida Vanhoy, Ann W Vanhoy, Ann Whicker Vanhoy, Gladys G Heirs Vanhoy, Leona I Heirs Vanhoy, Leona I Heirs Vaughn, Ashley L Vaughn, Jacqueline Velazquez, Jamie Lynn Victory Financial Union LLC Villalobos, Gilberto Aguilera Villalva, Flavio Leal Villani, Phyllis Villani, Phyllis Vincent, Deborah L Vincent, Norma C Heirs Visionz Entertainment Complex Inc Vivar, Hector E Vogler, Nathan P W B Of Nc Na Wade, Jerry Jr Wade, Judy Y Wade, William F Heirs Wagg, John T Walker, Dewitt E Heirs Walker, Joyce A Walker, Joyce A Walker, Justin Hurley Walker, Mary Walker, Sherman McKenzie Walker, T L Heirs Wall, Carolyn Wall, Carolyn Wall, Carolyn A Wall, Carolyn A Wall, Carolyn Ann Wall, Carolyn Ann H Wall, Carolyn H Wall, Carolyn H Wall, Odessa R Heirs Wall, Sue P Heirs Wallace, Mark L Heirs Wallace, Sally Walters, Charles D II Ward, David Mack Wardlow, Albert Jr. Wardlow, Albert L Wardlow, Luke Warner, Teaddy Warren, Janet W Warren, Rachel Warren, Theodore R Jr Heirs Washington, Alphonso Tyrone Washington, Camille B Washington, Garland E Washington, Garland E Jr. Washington, Garland Eugene Washington, Garland Sr Washington, James Leon Heirs Washington, James Leon Heirs Watercott, Thomas J Watkins, Beverly Watkins, Kirt A Watkins, Willie D Watson, Betty Louise Martin Watson, Charles Watson, William Lewis Watters, Bryan Weaks, Willie E Heirs Webb, Mona J Webb, Mona J Webb, Preston Jr. Webster, Derika Dene Weisner, Teresa R Heirs Welch, John Jr Heirs Welch, Nannie Ruth Heirs Welch, Naomi T Heirs Welch, Naomi T Heirs Wells, Donald Lee Wells, Louise W Heirs Werts, Shirley J Werts, Viola H West Salem Home Cooking LLC West, William Howard Jr. West, William Howard Jr. West, Willie Mae Heirs Westmoreland, Gertrude Heirs Westmoreland, Gertrude S Heirs Weyer, Eric Wharton, Catherine W Wharton, Catherine Wynecoff Heirs Wharton, Robert W Iv Whicker, Elizabeth Heirs Whisonant, Irene D White, Juanita C Heirs White, Mark White, Taryn M Whiteheart, Ray Egar Heirs Whitlock, David N Whitlock, Fred Henry Heirs Whitworth, Richard J Heirs Wiggins, George Trustee Wilder, Anthony Wilder, Anthony V Wiles, Michael D Wilkes, Frances Jr. Wilkes, Napoleon G Heirs Wilkins Jr, Quether Stefan Wilkins, Quether S Jr Wilkins, Raeford B Williams, Aaron Williams, Bernard B Williams, Broderick Williams, Broderick Williams, Broderick L Williams, Broderick Lamont Williams, Carl A Williams, Cheryl M Williams, Daisy H Heirs Williams, Donald A Williams, Edna Heirs Williams, F W Heirs Williams, James Heirs Williams, Mary L Williams, Roger A Williams, Sharon Brooks Williams, Susan S Williams, Tomez Williams, Victoria B Williams, Virginia F Heirs Williams, Vivian M Williams, Willie Mae Williamson, Clarence Williamson, Hans L Williamson, Jamey B Williamson, Jamey B Williamson, John B Williamson, John B Williamson, Khionta Williamson, Linda D Williamson, Linda D Williamson, Linda Darnell Willis, Dorothy L Willis, Joshua Wilson, Bonnie Wilson, Douglas B Heirs Wilson, Gloria A Wilson, Jean Wilson, Juanita Wilson, Katherine N Wilson, Miniie A Heirs Wilson, Peggy Lee Wilson, Porcial W Wilson, Ronald G Wilson, Ronald G Sr Heirs Wilson, Thomas D Wilson, Woodrow Jr. Wise, Jessie Withers, Juanita Witherspoon, Curtis Jerome Witherspoon, Dorothy S Wofford, Bobby T Wofford, Edith N Heirs Womble, Jamal D Womble, Jamal D Wood, Spurgeon Webster Jr. Woodland Properties LLC Woodruff, Juanita Lee Wooten, Billie Wooten, Marion B Wooten, Misty Wooten, Nancy L Heirs Worthy, Calista R Wpda Inc Wright, James W Jr Wright, Kelley D Wright, Louise Ellis Estate Wright, Louise Ellis Estate Wright, Marcel T Wright, Marcel T Wright, Marcel T Ww Realty LLC Wynes, Anthony Tyrone Wynn, Gwendolyn Jones Wynn, Robert J Yarbrough, Todd Alexander Young, Ashley S Young, Emma Gh Heirs Young, Joseph B Young, Ronald Jr Young, Verbena Younger, Antonio L Younger, Antonio L Younger, Ernest D Zamudio, Javier Gomez Zayas, Francisco Lara Zeback, Kristina Marie Zeferino Escamilla, Ruben Zohar, Yakov Zuhair Investments LLC

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6847-09-4134.000 0 School St 85.15 6837-98-9110.000 0 Motor Rd 28.38 6847-08-1874.000 2001 School St 1121.19 6836-67-2924.000 0 Thirtieth St 129.02 6846-00-2294.000 0 Addison Ave 87.73 6835-86-2591.000 0 N Graham Ave 60.64 6835-86-2596.000 129 N Graham Ave 67.09 6847-32-5683.000 5050 Butterfield Dr 2202.23 6847-65-8105.000 3907 Sunflower Pl 807.66 6838-92-3052.000 4733 Baux Mountain Rd 1028.29 6827-86-1840.000 0 Lodge St 232.23 6835-85-8559.000 0 E First St 59.35 6827-76-0198.000 4459 Indiana Ave 3457.73 6836-75-7200.000 1505 E Twenty-Fourth St 205.14 6835-11-6158.000 619 W Walnut St 1407.61 6835-11-7202.000 0 Walnut St 91.60 6835-11-7224.000 615 W Walnut St 912.17 6835-11-8015.000 620 W Walnut St 1481.15 6837-51-4683.000 3636 N Glenn Ave 2.32 6847-26-0178.000 0 Carver School Rd 498.37 6846-74-3235.000 0 Shaftesbury Ln 154.83 6846-74-3327.000 0 Shaftesbury Ln 216.75 6846-77-7985.000 0 Parrish Rd 18.06 6846-84-2703.000 0 Kittering Ln 278.68 6846-84-2907.000 0 Kittering Ln 278.68 6827-39-7946.000 144 Blaze St 932.82 6846-35-2718.000 2520 Atlee St 534.14 6847-21-4277.000 3734 Carver School Rd 844.42 6836-46-8312.000 2709 Patrick Ave 257.36 6836-05-1634.000 403 W Twenty-Fifth St 734.13 6835-67-3239.000 1202 E Fourth St 81.28 6835-87-8656.000 1820 E Fifth St 921.20 6836-25-2425.000 2434 Greenway Ave 390.93 6837-43-7158.000 545 Efird St 77.41 6837-75-9182.000 1120 Newport St 361.25 6836-64-7503.000 1203 E Twenty Second St 19.36 6836-83-0343.000 0 N Jackson Ave 43.87 6846-03-2179.000 1600 Attucks St 89.03 6826-93-3640.000 1706 N Cherry St 292.87 6835-96-5801.000 1936 Maryland Ave 412.87 6835-96-5845.000 1940 Maryland Ave 236.11 6836-25-9580.000 210 E Twenty-Fifth St 590.91 6836-74-0943.000 1231 E Twenty-Third St 241.27 6847-31-2137.000 3641 Kinghill Dr 1193.44 6847-16-8230.000 4906 Lansing Dr 330.21 6839-44-6392.000 6448 Reubens Ridge Dr 219.10 6856-85-7318.000 337 Walkertown-Guthrie Rd 505.44 6856-05-4294.000 4145 Reidsville Rd 3131.11 6856-15-4351.000 0 Reidsville Rd 169.01 6848-71-7886.000 4885 Dippen Rd 514.39 6848-71-7955.000 0 Dippen Rd 70.22 6838-02-9874.000 434 Oak Summit Rd 1279.88 6835-96-1267.000 216 Terrace Ave 1.12 6838-83-3358.000 233 Cecil Dr 540.60 6835-39-1375.000 893 N Liberty St 10656.08 6838-40-1441.000 800 Dawson St 704.45 6837-53-7670.000 711 Mccreary St 424.48 6856-56-9150.000 493 Rickard Dr 106.31 6856-56-9269.000 491 Rickard Dr 162.59 6848-70-8804.000 5108 Talltree Dr 708.27 6828-32-9063.000 169 Beechwood Cir 856.05 6838-04-7653.000 5521 Legare Dr 3637.08 6836-24-1250.000 2320 Greenway Ave 192.32 6849-12-1750.000 6051 Baux Mountain Rd 74.89 6826-74-8946.000 0 Twenty Fourth & Half St 3.87 6845-27-0742.000 712 Rankin St 68.79 6837-88-5874.000 1309 Wentworth Rd 67.09 6846-47-1852.000 0 Cardinal St 114.82 6837-48-7980.000 0 Motor Rd 107.09 6837-96-2582.000 0 Lane St 38.70 6846-12-7077.000 1411 Emerald St 354.81 6846-12-7171.000 1415 Emerald St 33.54 6849-00-8079.000 5298 Phelps Dr 320.28 6838-53-1946.000 5577 Old Rural Hall Rd 117.41 6867-33-2044.000 4624 Gallant Ln 936.47 6837-29-8808.000 0 Starmount Dr 6.45 6838-41-7701.000 0 Wilcox St 1.03 6838-41-7789.000 5400 Old Rural Hall Rd 1.81 6836-82-5835.000 1453 Hattie Ave 8.70 6837-53-9907.000 720 Ontario St 7.20 6837-62-1902.000 3930 Tise Ave 12.81 6838-79-7595.000 5057 Natalie Temple Ln 24.54 6837-67-3083.000 1002 Ada Ave 23.28 6838-41-7680.000 904 Wilcox St 10.83 6835-89-0652.000 901 N Jackson Ave 139.34 6848-40-6640.000 4936 Davis Rd 77.41 6837-59-8761.000 5016 Ohio Ave 41.29 6835-97-7206.000 1969 Maryland Ave 389.64 6826-84-2935.000 616 W Twenty-Fourth And Onehalf412.87 St 6837-79-1934.000 5025 Old Rural Hall Rd 528.98 6845-59-5306.000 0 Waterworks Rd 70.96 6845-59-5235.000 3405 Old Greensboro Rd 379.80 6845-26-1946.000 2236 Flag St 232.83 6835-87-3793.000 1715 E Fifth St 242.56 6837-59-5780.000 5009 Voss St 1090.22 6847-37-4310.000 0 Fredonia Ave 69.67 6847-31-3867.000 3900 Glen Oak Dr 1614.51 6835-99-4265.000 839 Camel Ave 461.89 6828-40-1136.000 121 Blaze St 881.21 6847-02-5055.000 3820 Barkwood Dr 1278.59 6837-55-3966.000 630 Kapp St 590.91 6836-55-8236.000 2403 N Liberty St 350.93 6836-54-4174.000 915 E Twenty-First St 165.15 6836-36-6543.000 400 E Twenty-Eighth St 195.58 6836-65-2278.000 1115 E Twenty Fourth St 36.13 6835-88-1963.000 802 N Graham Ave 801.21 6846-03-9536.000 413 Eldora St 29.68 6827-61-5609.000 3714 N Cherry St 2730.63 6845-37-8628.000 416 Mount Vernon Ave 85.15 6847-31-7981.000 3420 Cumberland Rd 1219.37 6826-94-2526.000 2047 Lincoln Ave 375.45 6847-20-2488.000 3705 Prospect Dr 378.36 6829-97-6553.000 1316 Yardley Ter 652.50 6836-46-6402.000 2714 Patrick Ave 501.10 6848-31-1590.000 0 Northwest Dr 134.18 6848-31-2319.000 0 Northwest Dr 161.28 6836-34-6883.000 2313 N Glenn Ave 1.33 6846-12-7485.000 1443 Emerald St 14.85 6856-03-8167.000 0 Granby St 128.98 6837-97-9304.000 0 Renigar St 76.12 6836-46-1167.000 515 E Twenty-Seventh St 424.19 6837-97-7487.000 0 Renigar St 49.03 6837-97-8452.000 0 Renigar St 54.19 6828-63-0115.000 214 Kevin Dr 1339.23 6827-76-1939.000 122 Melody Ln 776.70 6826-74-8409.000 2049 K Court Ave 825.73 6826-84-6336.000 2022 Harrison Ave 390.93 6835-03-2634.000 328 Green St 4293.74 6848-47-9451.000 0 Davis Rd 261.32 6848-57-0567.000 5409 Davis Rd 164.92 6836-34-6575.000 2241 N Glenn Ave 132.89 6847-38-8603.000 0 Old Walkertown Rd 27.09 6847-38-8459.000 4958 Old Walkertown Rd 768.96 6826-80-2568.000 1033 Manly St 423.19 6835-86-8977.000 1816 E Third St 248.89 6835-86-1832.000 222 N Graham Ave 388.35 6837-59-8666.000 5012 Ohio Ave 274.81 6856-05-7267.000 4151 Reidsville Rd 1402.45 6836-24-1741.000 2368 Greenway Ave 553.50 6837-63-6343.000 836 Mccreary St 252.88 6849-12-1870.000 6065 Baux Mountain Rd 79.67 6846-13-0292.000 2325 Dunbar St 42.58 6837-56-3491.000 0 Carrie Ave 28.38 6837-08-1920.000 4020 N Patterson Ave 1161.18 6826-93-3193.000 1609 N Cherry St 103.21 6838-63-9837.000 5468 Pine View Dr 162.56 6835-85-7518.000 0 S Cameron Ave 249.01 6838-90-7871.000 1506 Jordan Dr 1296.65 6836-38-4686.000 3079 Indiana Ave 2204.95 6848-01-0004.000 1530 Jordan Dr 1003.78 6838-60-3995.000 0 Sycamore Cir 34.83 6826-96-6028.000 412 Bacon St 488.99 6835-99-0244.000 836 Rich Ave 176.76 6837-12-3597.000 310 Clayton St 223.21 6826-75-8974.000 719 W Twenty-Sixth St 286.67 6836-46-2338.000 2720 Stokes Ave 901.85 6828-30-3333.000 5120 Britt Rd 748.31 6836-75-8043.000 1516 E Twenty Fourth St 32.26 6845-69-4857.000 3504 Old Greensboro Rd 488.99 6845-69-3854.000 3500 Old Greensboro Rd 319.97 6846-37-7289.000 3211 Carver School Rd 1216.66 6856-79-1681.000 4628 Stanley Ct 820.79 6845-26-6830.000 2641 Belews Creek Rd 540.60 6836-35-3310.000 2419 N Patterson Ave 621.88 6829-97-5131.000 5917 Stoneybrook Cir 369.86 6836-84-7004.000 1634 Ashley School Cir 209.01 6836-05-1682.000 0 W Twenty Fifth St 5.16 6846-12-0131.000 215 Dellabrook Rd 76.31 6846-04-7834.000 0 E Twenty Third St 3.87 6856-05-5840.000 3745 Signet Dr 6.69 6847-64-3162.000 5221 Larkspur Dr 375.45 6827-85-1391.000 55 Hoskins Dr 1234.72 6845-37-0309.000 2721 Old Greensboro Rd 149.66 6836-24-9481.000 2335 Okalina Ave 245.47 6836-46-2573.000 520 E Twenty-Eighth St 98.05 6846-10-0767.000 2323 Gerald St 412.87 6847-23-5326.000 0 Pressman Dr 150.95 6845-59-3542.000 0 Waterworks Rd 127.73 6845-47-0329.000 401 Mount Vernon Ave 291.58 6847-42-4835.000 0 Butterfield Dr 39.99 6847-42-6514.000 0 Butterfield Dr 85.15 6847-42-8690.000 5094 Butterfield Dr 798.66 6847-42-9584.000 0 Butterfield Dr 21.93 6847-43-4147.000 0 Tony Dr 136.76 6847-52-0555.000 5096 Butterfield Dr 931.18 6847-52-1693.000 0 Butterfield Dr 66.54 6847-33-0785.000 5056 Bismark St 323.80 6847-87-2962.000 4432 Northampton Dr 975.39 6836-27-7043.000 2828 Bon Air Ave 424.48 6828-62-3464.000 230 Barlow Cir 1665.65 6836-74-8753.000 1518 E Twenty Third St 32.26 6826-95-2768.000 438 W Twenty-Sixth St 798.64 6826-92-8948.000 813 Kimberly Rd 971.52 6836-51-8218.000 1209 Highland Ave 1247.25 6825-94-6232.000 809 Salem Pointe Ln 642.76 6836-35-6582.000 404 E Twenty-Fifth St 550.91 6836-24-5302.000 2324 Montrose Ave 718.64 6847-95-4667.000 400 Allison Ave 703.98 6847-28-3686.000 2134 Bristol St 486.40 6847-38-1539.000 4842 Monte Vista St 64.51 6825-91-9044.000 837 Holland St 1325.03 6836-74-4970.000 1417 E Twenty-Third St 206.43 6847-14-2007.000 4125 Whitfield Rd 105.89 6846-04-7909.000 2212 E Twenty-Fourth St 73.54 6846-39-0718.000 3530 Carver School Rd 681.48 6836-12-9277.000 112 Asher Ct 200.00 6847-02-5730.000 3821 Whitfield Rd 1111.67 6835-89-0354.000 833 N Jackson Ave 92.89 6826-82-7046.000 1371 Woodruff Glen Dr 1143.12 6847-61-8263.000 3844 Northampton Dr 1058.06 6845-47-1572.000 416 Barbara Jane Ave 268.36 6835-29-8437.000 860 N Liberty St 830.89 6826-94-4948.000 458 W Twenty-Fourth St 773.56 6819-51-1117.000 1100 Tommys Lake Rd 956.19 6846-47-6081.000 3761 Spaulding Dr 1837.25 6835-89-6300.000 835 Gray Ave 343.19 6866-07-9659.000 623 Conestoga Trl 2066.04 6836-16-9958.000 2828 Greenway Ave 648.97 6837-01-9491.000 4021 Reynolds Ct 1.64 6836-82-2704.000 1615 N Jackson Ave 220.62 6838-51-0432.000 5338 Old Rural Hall Rd 83.87 6846-13-8193.000 0 Emerald St 15.48 6846-13-8196.000 0 Emerald St 14.20 6826-95-2614.000 469 W Twenty-Fifth St 666.63 6836-37-3623.000 2925 N Patterson Ave 454.15 6836-37-3628.000 2927 N Patterson Ave 552.21 6837-05-9481.000 410 Alspaugh Dr 872.17 6838-59-6615.000 1115 Cedarview Trl 900.56 6835-87-3867.000 512 N Cameron Ave 2.70 6847-97-5211.000 4391 Winnabow Rd 8.91 6856-79-7922.000 1034 Whirl-Win Dr 1222.78 6836-38-7006.000 3007 N Glenn Ave 1140.54 6845-48-8997.000 521 Chandler St 317.39 6856-46-4814.000 441 Rickard Dr 806.38 6835-89-9149.000 833 N Cameron Ave 998.62 6835-89-7066.000 820 N Cameron Ave 430.93 6837-33-4646.000 4057 Sheraton St 549.62 6846-37-4424.000 3222 Carver School Rd 116.12 6829-97-5204.000 5921 Stoneybrook Cir 816.63 6836-65-3078.000 1120 E Twenty-Fourth St 619.29 6835-76-7564.000 126 N Jackson Ave 411.58 6848-07-8347.000 0 Phelps Dr 70.91 6847-37-6758.000 4629 Erin St 223.26 6836-24-7808.000 2384 Okalina Ave 547.05 6838-62-6151.000 5315 Pine View Dr 678.64

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Waymon Monroe Executor for Hazel S. Hollingsworth, deceased 1252 Reynolds Forest Dr. Winston-Salem, NC 27107 The Chronicle May 5, 12, 19, 26, 2022 noTiCe To CreDiTorS The undersigned, having qualified as Executor of the Estate of Alex G. Marsha aka Alex Gerald Marsha, late of Forsyth County, North Carolina, hereby notifies to all persons, firms and corporations having claims against said Estate to present them to the undersigned on or before August 20, 2022, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, firms, and corporations indebted to the said Estate will please make immediate paymet to the undersigned.

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noTiCe To All eQUAl eMPloYMenT oPPorTUniTY hiSToriCAllY UnDerUTiliZeD BUSineSSeS (hUB), i.e. MinoriTieS, DiSABleD PerSonS AnD WoMen oWneD AnD oPerATeD BUSineSSeS ThAT inClUDeS MB ConTrACTorS, VenDorS, AnD SUPPlierS. BiD inViTATion For: Jackson County Aquatics Center, Cullowhee, nC 28723 MAnDATorY Pre-BiD MeeTinG: Thursday, May 19, 2022 @ 9:00am (At the Jackson County recreation Complex – 88 Cullowhee Mountain rd., Cullowhee, nC 28723) An open-bid meeting will be held for all interested bidders. The meeting will address project specific questions, issues, bidding procedures and bids forms.

BiD DATe: Thursday, June 2, 2022 @ 3:00pm (Please send bids no later than 12:00pm Noon the day of the bid) Sealed proposals will be received by Jackson County in Cullowhee, NC; in the office of Rusty Ellis, 88 Cullowhee Mountain Road, Cullowhee, NC 28723 and immediately thereafter publicly opened and read for the furnishing of labor, material and equipment entering into the construction of Jackson County Aquatics Center. All proposals must demonstrate compliance with all aspects of North Carolina law and Jackson County policy, including MBE, verification and other requirements.

Plans & Specifications may be examined at the following location: General Contractor: Hickory Construction Company, 352 2nd Street NW, Suite 201 (28601) or P.O. Box 1769, Hickory, NC (28603) is Shawn O’Neil (Sr. Estimator)@ soneill@hickory-construction.com, Ph. (828) 381-4080 The work consists of existing facility renovations & upgrades (1 Story, approx.. 22,477 sq. ft.) and new aquatics center construction (1 story, approx.. 30,565 sq. ft.) for a total of 53,042 sq. ft. of construction for Jackson County.

Hickory Construction Company, Hickory, NC is seeking subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers for: selective demolition of existing buildings at the project site, grading of an existing area to provide center, construction of; competition swimming pool and locker rooms; recreational pool and play structures; offices, and support areas, construction of new landscaping and parking, other work indicated in the contract documents.

Project Architect and Engineer: Clark Nexsen, Inc., Architecture and Engineering, 301 College Street, Suite 300, Asheville, NC 27601, Ph. (828) 232-0608 Owner: Jackson County (Don Adams, County Manager), 401 Grindstaff Cove Road, Suite A207, Sylva, NC 28779, Ph. (828) 631-2207 Hickory Construction Company will provide quick pay agreements and policies to enable minority contractors and suppliers to meet cash-flow demands.

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JUNE 10, 2021

Information regarding the Advertisement of 2021 Tax Liens North Carolina law requires local tax collectors to annually advertise current-year unpaid taxes levied on real estate. The advertisement of tax liens is a very serious matter because it marks the initiation of the foreclosure process.

2021 taxes levied on real estate became past due on January 6, 2022.

Our office has mailed tax notices to the property owners listed within this advertisement. In the case of property that has been conveyed to another, the tax notice should have the new owner’s name. The owner of record as of January 6, 2022 or any subsequent owner is responsible for the payment of taxes.

Transfer of ownership relieves the owner of record as of January 1, 2022 of the tax liability. Proration agreements between buyers and sellers are just that – an agreement between the buyer and seller.

As far as the Tax Collector is concerned, if the taxes remain unpaid, the current owner now bears the responsibility for payment according to G.S. 105-365.1 (b1). This advertisement is the first step toward the eventual foreclosure of the real estate.

The following list contains unpaid 2021 taxes that create a lien on the real estate which is listed in the name of the owner of record as of January 6, 2022 or any subsequent owner, along with the identifying PIN (parcel identification number) and address. The interest and any other fees due are not included.

The listing reflects payments received in the Tax Collector’s Office through April 22, 2022. Any unpaid accounts after that date are subject to be charged advertisement costs in addition to applicable interest. Please note that properties that contain “Heirs”, “Estate” or “Trust” in the ownership name may not reflect that specific designation in this advertisement. For these instances, the name in this advertisement will more than likely reflect the name on the current deed.

The Tax Collector’s Office is already utilizing enforced collection methods such as the garnishment of wages, attachment of bank accounts, levy, and impending foreclosure action.

Foreclosed property sales are listed in the legal

section of the Winston-Salem Journal and posted on the second floor of the Forsyth County Hall of Justice. A copy of this advertisement is available on the Tax Assessor/Collector web site at www.forsyth.cc/tax. A listing of upcoming foreclosure sales is available on the Tax Assessor/Collector web site at www.forsyth.cc/tax or www.ZLSNC.com .

Payment Methods We are pleased to offer the convenience of using credit or debit cards and electronic-check (e-check) as additional property tax payment methods. To pay your tax bill online, visit the online tax bill services page on our website. There are two ways to pay online, by e-check or by credit card. The fee schedule for these payment types per transaction are as follows: $2.95 for debit card; $0.25 for E-check and 2.30% of total amount due for credit card ($1.50 minimum).

There is no provision under North Carolina law that allows a local government to extract the cost of this service directly from the property tax payment. If you find the convenience fee to be unacceptable, you may still mail your payment via check or money order or pay in person with cash, check or money order during our normal hours of operation.

A payment drop box that can be utilized at any time is located on the outside wall facing Chestnut Street near the parking deck entrance of the Forsyth County Government Center.

If you pay a tax bill through your bank’s online bill pay service, it is imperative that you use the correct account number for the bill that you are trying to pay. The account numbers change every year, so to avoid rejection of payment, please verify that you are using the correct number. Unpaid accounts accrue interest monthly, so we encourage you to check the status of the bill on our web page to see if it is paid when using any electronic form of payment. www.forsyth.cc/tax/taxbill.aspx. Forsyth County assumes no responsibility for paymets being misapplied by third party mobile payment services such as Venmo, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Papaya, etc.

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