As THC-derived drinks grow in popularity, businesses in downtown Greensboro are riding the high a “Cannabis Crawl.”
Sayaka Matsuoka
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The Thread: Now We’ve Got a Mayor’s Race
Plus, the city’s new approach to helping those facing homelessness and a look at Greensboro’s only Black-owned bookstore.
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‘Unapologetically Who We Are’
At Greensboro’s Next Chapter, Black stories are centered on and off the page.
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The State of the City—and of City Council Races
Mayor Nancy Vaughan gave her last State of the City address last week, Cone Health’s CEO stepped down, and a prominent name entered the race for City Council.
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Greensboro Leaders Tout Successes, Get Criticism for State of the City
The Guilford County School Board chair aired her criticisms as city officials highlighted progress.
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The Thread: The Cracks in Preservation Greensboro
Today we take a closer look at the escalating problems at Preservation Greensboro, the local nonprofit devoted to protecting historical homes and properties.
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The Thread: A Community Loss and Community Coming Together
On Monday Greensboro lost Rev. Nelson Johnson, a community activist who impacted the city for decades. This week, we look at a mutual aid project he would have loved and an organizer in his mold who is taking on a popular incumbent for a city council seat.
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‘Hot Mess Express’ Transforms Lives—One Swiffer at a Time
What began as a small group of Triad women cleaning strangers’ homes for free has become a national movement.
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Objects Can’t Lie
A Greensboro museum has been working to return artifacts taken from Japan during World War II.