Since the formation of the Atlantic Coast Conference in 1959, the city of Greensboro has become a staple for the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. Despite changing locations throughout ACC...
For people convicted of crimes, judicial punishment may seem like the worst of their troubles. However, even after serving time, people with past convictions can face discrimination for the rest of their...
Perched between the Artmongerz Gallery and Table 16 downtown sits an interesting museum. Reanimating an old thrift shop, Elsewhere adds a splash of joy to the downtown and Greensboro communities with an...
You are walking downtown and suddenly pass a beautiful wall mural. It is colorful, shows part of a large tree connected to a real tree behind the wall and people looking like they are painting the wall....
“Black History Month is the time to celebrate the accomplishments of African-Americans all over the diaspora,” said James Shields, director of the Bonner Center for Community Service & Learning.
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This year, a Greensboro community is expected to have access to a grocery store after 15 years of existing as a food desert.
Since Winn-Dixie shipped out of the shopping center on Phillips Avenue in...
Guilford College. University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Greensboro College. Guilford Technical Community College. Bennett College. Elon University School of Law. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical...
No one disputes that on Nov. 3, 1979, neo-Nazis and members of the Ku Klux Klan shot and killed five people, wounding 10, in Greensboro during a demonstration by the Communist Workers’ Party. But beyond...
“Military service, particularly during wartime, can leave lasting mental and physical scars that make it very difficult to reintegrate into civilian society,” said Ross Kintzer, a three-time veteran...
