On The Board
Plant-Based Eats for Meat Lovers
If the meager veggie options of yesteryear didn’t make your mouth water, step into the future with some of this stuff.
Interactive Resource Center Takes Ownership of Its Downtown Home
After 15 years operating on E. Washington Street, the day center for the unhoused now owns the property.
Take a Hike
Trying to find your footing in the new year? More than 30 miles of serenity await you on Greensboro’s trails.
A Whole Latke Love
Greensboro’s 913 Whiskey Bar and Southern Kitchen offers both a traditional version of latkes and a new spin.
‘We Need Young Voters’
Students and Democrats in Guilford County push for early-voting sites on college campuses as voting access becomes a more partisan issue nationwide
Turning Pages
Two used bookstores—one old, one new—offer eclectic finds for Greensboro’s literary enthusiasts
More Local Coverage
To Korea and Back Again at Seoul Garden
Seoul Garden offers a delicious, spicy stew, which is a window into another place and time.
Guilford College Off Probation, Retains Accreditation
After some financially rocky years, the college’s accrediting agency has lifted its probation. Leaders say they are ready to start growing again.
More Than History
At 76 years old, the Historic Magnolia House preserves its past while looking to the future
An Embarrassment of Riches at Saint Louis Saveurs
This Senegalese restaurant re-opened in a new and better location last month— and Greensboro is richer for it.
Saying Farewell
Six Greensboro City Council members attended their last meeting this week before new council members were sworn in.
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