Parker did not deny the allegation that she had smacked and grabbed an employee’s buttocks in July 2021.
October 2025
Posted inElections
From Patriotism to Politics
Political newcomer Jeannette Davidson-Mayer wants to bring Republican sensibilities to District 5.
Posted inElections
‘I Know My District’
District 5 incumbent Tammi Thurm says she’s ready to serve a third term on the Greensboro City Council
Posted inLetter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Setting the Record Straight on Greensboro’s Growth
Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan and City Manager Trey Davis respond to recent sponsored content in The Assembly on city development.
Posted inCulture
Hidden Magic at Augustino Gusto Bakery and Gelateria
The little, tucked-away shop in Greensboro is easy to miss. But doing so would be a lost opportunity.
Posted inCulture
Behind the Screams
In the Triad, Spookywoods and Woods of Terror draw thousands of visitors each year with their next-level frights
Posted inElections
Crystal Black Says She’ll ‘Step Up and Do the Work’ in District 1
Crystal Black, a community advocate, faces a four-term incumbent in the general election.
Posted inElections
Sharon Hightower is Proud of Her District 1 Work
Sharon Hightower, a four-term councilmember, says the work she’s been doing for 12 years should continue.
Posted inFood & Drink
Drinking With Intention at Bitters Social House
With more people abstaining from alcohol these days, bars are upping their “mocktail” game. Bitters Social House has it covered.
Posted inFood & Drink
Littlefoot Matcha’s Big Steps
Anna Sullivan travelled the world and tasted the world’s best matcha. Now her Greensboro small business is bringing it—and its traditional preparation—to everyone.