Recently released documents include a proposal to use the site of the former American Hebrew Academy to detain immigrants. The city of Greensboro says it’s ready to push back.
Greensboro Responds to Potential ICE Detention Plans
Posted inFood & Drink
Feeling Lucky at Lucky 32
With a recent series of restaurant closings in Greensboro, we have to appreciate the institutions that survive.
Posted inElections
‘I’m a Huge Listener’
Irish Spencer wants to bring her communication skills to the Guilford County Board of Education.
Posted inK-12 Education
A ‘Champion for Children’
After a career in youth development, Ebony Burnett hopes to bring her experience to the Guilford County Board of Education.
Posted inElections
NC A&T, UNCG Students Continue Fight For Early-Voting Sites
After local and state boards of elections did not include the campuses as early-voting sites, students have filed lawsuits and raised funds to transport students to and from polls ahead of the primaries.
Posted inElections
More Than The Students
Sherry Walker, a first-time candidate, says she’s prioritizing educator and staff needs as part of her platform for Guilford County School Board.
Posted inFood & Drink
What Do Greensboro’s Restaurateurs Make During a Snow Storm?
Greensboro restaurant owners and chefs share their favorite comfort foods for snow days.
Posted inFood & Drink
Closing Time for Dame’s Chicken & Waffles
Greensboro’s beloved comfort food joint announced it will cease operations in the city, leaving memories of friendship, community, and delicious food.
Posted inWeather
By The Numbers: Winter Storm Reaction
The City of Greensboro rallied for Winter Storm Fern, pre-treating and plowing roads, bridges and city streets. But more snow and ice could be on its way this weekend.
Posted inHousing
‘Homelessness is a Housing Problem’
Guilford County’s new director of homeless services brings years of experience and data-backed ideas
