Not everyone can afford a lawyer. That doesn’t mean they can’t be prepared for court—with a little help.
New Guilford County Legal Support Center Aims to Overcome ‘Barriers to Justice’
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Grubbing with The Grasshoppers
For some people, ballpark food is a second thought. For others, it’s the whole game.
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Remediation of Former Landfill Sites Still in Limbo Despite Yearslong Park Closures
The state auditor’s office released a report in July showing limited progress in addressing former unregulated landfill sites.
Posted inBooks
‘Everybody Eats,’ Five Years Later
Community advocates published a book about food justice in Greensboro five years ago. Now they’re launching a mini book tour to continue conversations.
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Sushi, Robots, and the ‘Restaurant Experience’
At Shinjuku Station Revolving Sushi Bar, the food is just one part of the equation.
Posted inPolitics
Greensboro City Council Reconsiders Data Center Moratorium
“We didn’t get to this consensus by ignoring our disagreements. We got here by working right through them.”
Posted inCulture
Postmark Greensboro: The Sedgefield Inn at 100
From a fox hunting preserve to golf course, Sedgefield has been the site of Civil Rights stands and one of the oldest stops on the PGA Tour. Is it ready for its next challenge?
Posted inImmigration
Immigration Agents ‘Ramping Up’ Detentions
A Nicaraguan man was detained in Greensboro by immigration agents. What are the trends and future of detentions in the state?
Posted inAgriculture
Is North Carolina Ready for an Invasion of Bee-Killing Hornets?
After creeping north for three years, the yellow-legged hornet has arrived. Both hobbyists and professional beekeepers are gearing up for a fight.
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The Signs of a Successful City
Ten years after James Fallows’ framework, Greensboro has many hallmarks of a successful city, with strong civic collaboration, education, innovation, and momentum—but continued leadership and investment remain essential.
