A program in Greensboro offering bus tickets to those experiencing homelessness has sparked controversy and garnered support from advocates.
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The Thread: Shots Fired in District 4 City Council Race
Filing won’t officially open for Greensboro City Council seats for another month, but one race is already getting contentious.
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The Thread: Memorial Day and Memory
The Thread examines the dual nature of Memorial Day and Greensboro’s role in American history. Plus, we have your government meeting agendas for the week.
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The Thread: Greensboro’s Housing Crisis
A “By the Numbers” look at housing in Greensboro. Plus, the Weekender has a variety of events for you to check out this Memorial Day Weekend.
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The Thread: Postmark Greensboro Looks at The King Cotton Hotel
Our Postmark Greensboro series unpacks the history of the King Cotton Hotel and offers a look at the legacy it left on the city.
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Postmark Greensboro: The King Cotton Hotel
A vacant plot of land in the center of downtown Greensboro holds decades of history and untold potential.
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The Thread: Finding Common Sound with the NC Folk Festival
A preview of the N.C. Folk Festival, returning to Greensboro in September. Plus, a rundown of what’s ahead in local government meetings this week.
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The Thread: Welcome Aboard
The Thread brings you a look ahead at local government this week. Plus, hundreds gathered at Greensboro’s Center City Park for the NC Muslim Festival.
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The Thread: The Cost of Running for City Council
On Tuesday, the Greensboro City Council voted 8-1 to substantially increase filing fees for council candidates. Plus, The Thread has what’s happening in Greensboro this weekend.
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The Thread: City Settles for $1.75 in Police Killing of Unarmed Man
The City of Greensboro has reached a $1.75 million settlement with the family of Joseph Lopez, an unarmed 29-year-old man fatally shot by a Greensboro police officer nearly four years ago.