With temperatures dropping into the single digits and more than a few inches of our “Southern” snow this winter, shelters across the city are trying to keep those they service
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Because of their outstanding community service, the Rev. Dr. Nathan Edward Scovens, pastor of Galilee Missionary Baptist Church, and Randon Blackmon Pender, president and a charter member of the Winston
On Tuesday, March 3, Rep. Edward Hanes Jr. commented on the decision of North Carolina U.S. Sens. Thom Tillis and Richard Burr not to support the nomination of Greensboro native
Ret. Sgt. Allen Megginson received a new home for him and his wife, Amy, on Friday, Feb. 28. Bank of America donated the home in partnership with the Military Warriors
Six months ago, James “Jim” Shaw announced that he would be resigning as president and chairman of the Liberty Street
(Above: Gallery Lofts is one of the many downtown projects that used the Historic Preservation Tax Credit) As of this year,
Many downtown residents have kept a close eye on the construction that’s transforming a dilapidated parking lot in the heart
(Photos by Donna Rogers– Charity Wagner, a senior at Parkland High School, asks about shoes to go with prom dresses she
On Saturday, Feb. 21 from 4 to 6 p.m., Freedom Tree IDR, formerly The Institute for Dismantling Racism, held a
(Above: Photo by Chanel Davis– Dennis Debbaudt, author, led the session and presented materials and information designed to help first responders
