Our Weekly roundup of weekend goings-on in Greensboro and the Triad.
Gale Melcher
Gale is a Report for America corps member and Greensboro-based reporter for The Assembly. She previously covered local government and community issues for Triad City Beat. She holds a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences from N.C. State University.
Posted inFood & Drink
A Home Office Away From Home
Coffee is just the beginning when you’re looking for a place to work.
Posted inMental Health
Fighting a ‘Silent War’
Facing mental health issues can be a struggle—particularly those facing language barriers. Area organizations are hosting a film screening to offer support and foster hope.
Posted inFilm & Television
Life As a ‘Human Shield’
A new documentary about abortion clinic escorts In North Carolina and beyond premieres at the RiverRun International Film Festival.
Posted inHealth Care
A Place to Live
A partnership between two Guilford County-based nonprofits will create housing for people living with HIV.
Posted inFood & Drink
Coffee, Consistency, and Comfort
Tate Street Coffee House has caffeinated Greensboro for more than three decades. Not much has changed.
Posted inHealth
New Greensboro Clinic to Expand Reproductive and Gender-Affirming Healthcare
Founded by two local midwives, Haven Health aims to fill healthcare gaps through affordable in-person and telehealth visits.
Posted inHealth
‘Great Minds Are Not All The Same’
Temple Grandin’s visit to Asheboro, and her story of thriving as a person with autism, inspired a capacity crowd.
Posted inFood & Drink
Food That Slaps at Crazy Mexico
A husband and wife team runs the Tate Street outpost of this fun Mexican chain.
Posted inEnvironment
A New Day for Bingham Park
In a policy reversal, the city moves to fully remediate a contaminated park in East Greensboro.