You’ve Got A Friend In Me
Greensboro’s Speed Friending events create space for lasting connections.
The Lowdown on Downtown
Greensboro’s city center is facing increasing scrutiny and competing interests. What’s working and what needs to change?
‘You Can Really See the Impact’
With a series of pop collaborations and outside-the-box events, the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra is looking to attract new audiences.
Greensboro Celebrates Completion of Downtown Greenway
After 25 years and more than $50 million, Greensboro’s ambitious Downtown Greenway project is complete.
‘I’m Committed to Making Change’
Former Guilford County Commissioner Ray Trapp has returned to Greensboro to help expand the work of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Triad.
‘On the Verge of Catalytic Change’
The City of Greensboro is selling an old church lot in the Glenwood neighborhood. Residents say it could change the community for years to come.
Take a Hike
Trying to find your footing in the new year? More than 30 miles of serenity await you on Greensboro’s trails.
More Place Coverage
Turning Pages
Two used bookstores—one old, one new—offer eclectic finds for Greensboro’s literary enthusiasts
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.
Creating Their Own Villages
In the Triad and beyond, women are creating membership groups to find connection and meaning.
Postmark Greensboro: Immanuel Lutheran College Survives in Faith and Memory
Born during segregation, the institution that graduated hundreds of ministers, high school and college students thrived for decades. Why did it disappear?
At Greensboro’s ‘City in the House,’ Parents Can Unleash Their Kids and Socialize
Situated in a small shopping center off Lawndale Drive, across from Target, City in the House is a new indoor playhouse cafe, and is as parent-friendly as it is kid-centric.
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