Back Table, a new coffee shop in Greensboro wants to be an “East Coast epicenter of music and art and expression.”
April 2025
Posted inImmigration
How Siembra NC Sorts Fact From Fiction
The grassroots immigrant organization saw a flood of calls about Trump’s rumored enforcement actions.
Posted inFood
Southern Chefs Take Meals to New Highs
At Asheville’s Infuso, chefs are riding a wave of wave of cannabis-infused cooking experimentation.
Posted inBusiness
Some N.C. Businesses Are Actually Happy About Tariffs
As Trump’s tariffs threaten to upend global commerce, some North Carolina producers say they’re a welcome respite.
Posted inHigher Education
Why Conservatives Want to Revamp College Graduation Requirements
Jenna Robinson, the president of the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal, says college students should know basic facts about U.S. history and government.
Posted inElections
Elections Officials Narrow Jefferson Griffin’s Path to Victory
The State Board of Elections said a key part of the state Supreme Court’s ruling last week will only apply to Guilford County.
Posted inHealth
‘There is No Place for Us’
Author Brian Goldstone discussed his book on homelessness and how it doesn’t look the way he expected at a recent event in Greensboro.
Posted inPolitics
N.C. Task Force on FEMA Urges ‘Cautious Approach’
The group recommends against some of the moves the Trump administration has already taken.
Posted inBusiness
Greensboro Cannabis Crawl Offers A Different Kind of Buzz
As THC-derived drinks grow in popularity, businesses in downtown Greensboro are riding the high a “Cannabis Crawl.”
Posted inMental Health
A Death In the Woods
Some families have turned to wilderness therapy programs to deal with kids’ mental health crises. But as last year’s death at Trails Carolina shows, there are concerns about oversight.