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Front Row: Angela Evans-Everette, Scholarship Co-Chair; Inaya Mack,
Kenyetta Richmond, Phi Omega President; Nia Sweatt; DaNajah O'Neal Back
Row: Kalyn Younger; Jada Moore; Kiyanna Simmons; A 'Niyah Brown; and
Nora P. Baker, Scholarship Co-Chair.
AKA awards
scholarships
SPECIAL TO
THE CHRONICLE
Phi Omega Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Incorporated
grants several Pearl and Phi
Omega Scholarship
Awards annually to stu
dents in the Winston
Salem/Forsyth County
community. Pearl
Scholarships are awarded
to recipients who choose to
attend Historically Black
Colleges/Universities
(HBCU). Phi Omega
scholarships are awarded to
recipients who choose to
attend any college/univer
sity. The 2016 recipients
received their $1000 schol
arship awards on Sunday,
Aug. 7, at a reception held
in their honor at the W.B.
Atkinson Science Building
on the campus of Winston
Salem State University.
The recipients are as fol
lows:
Pearl Scholarships:
?Aniyah Brown,
daughter of Anthony
Tucker and Krisha
Kimbrough, is a Mt. Tabor
High School graduate. She
is attending Hampton
University in Hampton,
VA.
?Jada Moore, daughter
of Janet Moore, is a
Reynolds High School
graduate. She is attending
NC A & T State University
in Greensboro.
?DaNajah O'Neal,
daughter of Eric O'Neal
and Michelle Carter, is a
Mt. Tabor High School
graduate. She is attending
Howard University in
Washington, DC.
?Kiyanna Simmons,
daughter of Krystal
Simmons, is a Glenn High
School graduate. She is
attending North Carolina
Central University in
Durham, NC.
Phi Omega
Scholarships:
*Inaya Mack, daughter
of Orlando and Faith
Miller, is a Mt. Tabor grad
uate. She is attending
Appalachian State
University in Boone.
*Nia Sweatt, daughter
of James and Ulysesa
Sweatt, is a West Forsyth
graduate. She is attending
Howard University in
Washington, DC.
?Kalyn Younger,
daughter of Allan and Kelli
Younger, is an Atkins High
School graduate. She is
attending Johns Hopkins
University in Baltimore,
MD.
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Incorporated?
(AKA) is an international
service organization that
was founded on the campus
of Howard University in
Washington, D.C. in 1908.
It is the oldest Greek -letter
organization established by
African-American college
educated women. Alpha
Kappa Alpha is comprised
of more than 283,000
members in approximately
993 graduate and under
graduate chapters in the
United States, the U.S.
Virgin Islands, Bermuda,
the Caribbean, Canada,
Japan, Germany, South
Korea and Africa. Led by
International President
Dorothy Buchanan Wilson,
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority is often hailed as
"America's premier Greek
letter organization for
African American
women." For more infor
mation on Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority and its pro
grams, log on to
www.akal908.com.
Kenyetta Richmond
currently serves as
President of Phi Omega
Chapter.
Com. Cal.
from page B4
Office at 1450 Fairchild Road. The sale
also offers herbaceous perennials and
flowering shrubs and trees. Also visit the
Garden Boutique for some incredible buys
on gently used garden accessories and
tbols. This event is the major fundraiser for
the Master Gardener Program. Proceeds
help maintain the Extension
Demonstration Gardens and fund the
"Forks on Friday" garden lecture series
held in the spring and fall. Shop early for
best selection. For additional information,
call 336-703-2850.
Sept. 24 - Youth Theatre audition
workshop
The youth theatre audition workshop
will be held on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 9
ajn. - 12 noon. The location is Norvell
Theater, 135 E. Fisher St., Salisbury, for
ages elementary through high school. The
workshop will focus on preparing students
to audition for a non-musical production,
specifically geared toward PPT's upcom
ing production of "The Boxcar Children."
Skills developed will be in acting, stage
movement and auditioning techniques. If
your child has ever wanted to audition for
a play but just didn't know how, has audi
tioned many times and just can't seem to
get that role, or just wants to fine tune their
audition skills, this workshop is for you.
The cost is $40. To sign up, call 704-633
5471.
Sept. 24 - Marvtastic Celebration
A Marvtastic Celebration will be held
Sept. 24, 6 to 11 p.m. at the Winston
Salem Marriott Hotel. There will be a
Marvtastic Bash Celebration & Slient
Auction: A celebration of the Life &
Legacy of Larry Leon Hamlin,
NCBRC/NBTF founder. Tickets for this
event are $40. Get tickets at
http://www.ncblackrep.org/marvtastic-cel
ebration/.
Sept. 24 - Fiesta Hispanic Festival
On Saturday; Sept. 24, the city is a
sponsor of Fiesta, the Hispanic League's
annual Hispanic cultural festival in down
town Winston-Salem from 11 ajn. to 7
r
p.m. Admission is free and will include
Hispanic entertainment, food and mer
chandise vendors. The city will have a tent
with information from multiple depart
ments to share with the public. For more
information about Cultural Awareness
Month, call City Link 311.
Sept. 24 - Poker Run
The Winston-Salem Jaycees will host
the inaugural Band Aid for Burn Survivors
Poker Run on Sept. 24. Proceeds from the
event benefit the N.C. Jaycee Burn Center
in Chapel Hill and the Burn Center at
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center,
which are the only burn centers in North
Carolina. This year's event will be hosted
at 2nd & Green Tavern, 207 N. Green
Street, and will make five stops: Ted's
Kickin Chicken, Ole Watering Hole,
Double D Burn Out Saloon,
Time Out Sports Bar, and back to 2nd
& Green Tavern. Registration starts at
10:30 a.m. at 2nd & Green Tavern; kick
stands up at 12 p.m. Entry Fee: $15 per
motorcycle, $5 per add passenger, and $20
per car. There will be live music after the
Poker Run at 2nd & Green Tavern.
Sept. 24 ? Poetry Workshop for
Novice Writers
Winston-Salem Writers and the
Forsyth County Public Library have part
nered with local poet Peter Venable for a
workshop on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 1-4
pjn. at die Reynolda Branch Library for
novice or beginning poets to learn the var
ious perspectives of the craft of poetry
writing. Participants will have the opportu
nity to construct their own poems from
prompts offered during the workshop.
Participants are asked to bring pad, pen or
laptop. Local poet Sam Barbee will also
read selections from his newest book of
poetry. To register email donna@wswrit
ers.org or sign up at the Reynolda Branch
circulation desk.
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CLASSIFIEDS
YADKIN VALLEY
SEWER AUTHORITY
500 NC HIGHWAY 208 W
ELKIN.NC 28621
2015 WWTP Improvements
CWSRF No. CS37Q541-06
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed Bids for the constmction of the
2015 WWTP Improvements Project will
be received, by the Yadkin Valley Sewer
Authority, at the office of the Authority's
office, until 2:00 PM, local time on Thurs
day, October 27,2016, at which time the
bids received will be publically opened
and read. The Project consists of:
Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Im
provements contract (including replace
ment of 35' diameter clarifier with a new
58' diameter clarifier, new replacement lab
building, new replacement mechanical bar
screen, new replacement scum pump, new
replacement subnatent submersible
pumps, new dissolved oxygen probes,
new RAS flow meter, miscellaneous site
and equipment repairs, and rehabilitation
of approximately 2,150 LF of 18" effluent
line), and
WWTP Effluent Line Rehabilitation con
tract (includes rehabilitating 1,928 linear
feet of 18" gravity pipe (treatment plant
effluent line) by installation of cured-in
place pipe)..
Bids will be received for a single prime
Contract. Bids shall be on a lump sum and
unit price basis, with additive alternate bid
items as indicated in the Bid Form.
The Issuing Office for tlie Bidding Docu
ments is West Consultants, PLLC; 405
South Sterling Street; Morganton, NC
28655, the contact person is Kathy Jordan,
phone: (828) 522-4725, email: kjor
dan@west-consultants.com. Prospective
Bidders may examine the Bidding Docu
ments at the Issuing Office on Mondays
through Fridays between the hours of 8
AM and 5 PM, and may obtain copies of
the Bidding Documents from the Issuing
Office as described below.
Bidding Documents also may be exam
ined at:
-iSqFt + bidclerk - online at www.bid
clerk.com
-McGraw-Hill Construction/Dodge - on
line at www.construction.com/dodge
-Hispanic Contractors Association of the
Carolinas (HCAC/iSqFt) - Charlotte, NC
and at the Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority;
500 NC Highway 268 W; Elkin, NC
28621, on Mondays through Fridays be
tween the hours of 9 AM and 4 PM.
Bidding Documents may be obtained from
the Issuing Office during the hours indi
cated above. Bidding Documents are
available on compact disc (as portable
document format /PDF) files) for a non
refundable charge of $50 including ship
ping via overnight express service.
Alternatively, printed Bidding Documents
may be obtained from the Issuing Office
either via in-person pick-up or via mail,
upon Issuing Office's receipt of payment
for the Bidding Documents. The non-re
fundable cost of printed Bidding Docu
ments is $300 per set, payable to "West
Consultants, PLLC". Upon Issuing Of
fice's receipt of payment, printed Bidding
Documents will be sent via the Issuing Of
fice's delivery method of choice. An ad
ditional charge will be required for special
shipping services requested by a Prospec
tive Bidder. The date that the Bidding
Documents are transmitted by the Issuing
Office will be considered the prospective
Bidder's date of receipt of the Bidding
Documents. Partial sets of Bidding Doc
uments will not be available from the Is
suing Office. Neither Owner nor Engineer
will be responsible for full or partial sets
of Bidding Documents, including Ad
denda if any, obtained from sources other
than the Issuing Office.
Bid security shall be furnished in accor
dance with the Instructions to Bidders.
Bidders for the WWTP Improvements
contract must hold a valid North Carolina
General Contractors license with a classi
fication of "PU-Water Purification and
Sewage Disposal" or "Unclassified." Bid
ders for the WWTP Effluent Line Reha
bilitation contract must hold a valid North
Carolina General Contractors license with
a classification of "PU-Water and Sewer
Lines" or "Unclassified."
A non-mandatory pre-bid conference will
be held Tuesday, October ll,2016at2:00
PM at the Authority's office building. The
conference will include information to as
sist bidders in soliciting Minority Business
Enterprises. t-~
The Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority en
courages small, minority, female, and
local contractors to bid on this project.
The Authority is an equal opportunity em
ployer and encourages others to provide
equal employment opportunities.
Owner: Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority
By: Nicole Johnston
Title: Executive Director
Witness: Brad Haynes
Date: September 19,2016
The Chronicle September 22,29 and
October 6,2016
M/WBE Bid Notices
WBE's subcontractors! Hickory Construc
tion Company is seeking subcontractor
and supplier proposals for the restoration
of the Union Station Restoration & Reno
vation project in Winston Salem. The Bid
Date is Thursday September 23, 2016 ?
2.00 PM. The work consists of renovation
of the transportation facility. The renova
tions will include lease space for retail and
other uses. The restoration will be de
signed to accommodate a future expansion
for regional and long distance passenger
rail service.
The renovation of Union Station would re
store each of its three floors. The top floor
would be reserved for transit uses, while
the middle and bottom floors would be
used for retail, office space, or related
uses.
Need subs for the following divisions: se
lective demolition; concrete; masonry
work; metals; thermal & moisture protec
tion; doors and openings; finishes; special
ties; hydraulic elevators; fire protection
systems; plumbing; mechanical; electrical;
earthwork; paving; fence; planting;
water/sewer storm drainage.
Plans and specifications may be viewed at
the City/County purchasing department.
Room 324, city Hall Building, 101 N
Main St., Winston-Salem, Nc 336-727
2983; iSqFt Plan Room, 4300 W. Lake
Forest Drive, Ste 502 Cincinnati, OH
45242, 800-364-2059, www.iSqFt.com
and call for appointment to few at Hickory
Construction Company @ 828-322-9234
or email Chuck Moss, estimator atc
moss@hickory-construction.com; All
MWBE subcontractors are encouraged to
submit a quote for any portion of the work
included.
The Chronicle September 8,
and 15,22, 2016
Request for Proposals for
CONTINUUM OF CARE
HOMELESS ASSISTANCE GRANTS
The City of Winston-Salem seeks propos
als for an agency to be responsible for pro
vision of Permanent Supportive Housing
Services to households that are formerly
homeless living with a disability and are
currently residing in independent housing.
Proposals are due by 5:00 p.m., October
14,2016. The full Request for Proposals
with detailed information is available at
http://www.cityofws.org/Departments/
Community-and-Business-Develop
ment/Planning/Homelessness. For more
information, contact Mellin Parker at
(336) 734-1310ormellinp@cityofws.org.
The Chronicle September 22,2016
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of the Estate
of Colistia Glenn, deceased, of Forsyth
County, North Carolina, the undersigned
does hereby notify all persons, firms and
corporations having claims against the Es
tate of Colistia Glenn, to present said
claims to the undersigned, in the care of
Renita Thompkins Linville, P.O. Box
20802, Winston-Salem, North Carolina,
27120-0802, on or before the 1st day of
December 2016, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons, firms, and corporations in
debted to the said Estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 1st day of September 2016.
GEORGE S. GLENN
EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF
COLISTIA GLENN
Renita Thompkins Linville
Attorney at Law
205 West Third Street
P.O. Box 20802
Winston-Salem, NC 27120-0802
(336) 725-0998 (Office)
(336) 725-1980 (Fax)
The Chronicle September 1,8,15,
and 22,2016
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Roy Howard Lumbert (16 E
1378), deceased December 25, 2014,
Forsyth County, North Carolina, this is to
Notify all persons, firms, and corporation
having claims against the Estate of said
deceased to present them to the under
signed on or before December 17,2016 or
this Notice will be pleaded in bar of recov
ery. All persons indebted to the said dece
dent or estate shall please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 15th day of September, 2016.
Keith Lumbert
Administrator CTA for
Roy Howard Lumbert. deceased
1770 Crossfield Ridge Lane
Winston Salem, NC 27127
The Chronicle September
15,22,29, October 6,2016
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