There are a lot of contenders for Greensbor City Council’s at-large seats—some incumbents, some well-known and well-funded names running for the first time. But Irving Allen thinks he has a shot this time around.
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How Eric Robert Decided Against Another Run for Mayor
After publicly announcing a run for mayor earlier this year, Eric Robert decided against it.
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The Thread: Why Eric Robert Isn’t Running for Mayor
After publicly announcing a run for Greensboro mayor earlier this year, Eric Robert decided against it.
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The Thread: Remembering Jim Melvin
Jim Melvin served as mayor of Greensboro for a decade from 1971 to 1981—a period of rapid growth, social change, and shocking violence that, in some ways, continues to define the city.
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‘He Never Stopped Being Mayor’
The late Jim Melvin helped shape the city he loved for over half a century, earning the moniker “Mr. Greensboro.”
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The Thread: Support Without Strings
Held is a Greensboro-based nonprofit that gives money directly to people struggling to work their way out of homelessness.
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The Thread: The New Face in Greensboro’s Mayoral Race
Akir Khan wants to be mayor of Greensboro. A Muslim son of immigrants, he is concerned about ICE, cuts to the social safety net, and food insecurity. He’s also a Republican.
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‘Not Waiting My Turn’
Akir Khan is running for Greensboro mayor in his first political campaign. He believes he can build a broad coalition as part of a new generation of leadership.
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A Game of (Hot) Chicken
Nashville Hot Chicken now belongs to the world. But with two new hot chicken joints opening across the street from each other in Greensboro, we’ve reached a peak.
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The Thread: A Game of (Hot) Chicken
Confronting peak hot chicken and your guide to getting out there, The Weekender.