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.
Gale Melcher
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The Thread: Summer on a Roll
I walked into Black Magnolia, searching for comfort with a plan to write about their classic cinnamon rolls. My plans changed.
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Black Magnolia Serves Up Comfort, With a TwistÂ
Cinnamon rolls? Classic. But Black Magnolia Southern Patisserie’s lemon blueberry rolls offer a tangy spin.
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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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The Thread: A Reporter Notebook and Legal Limbo
A Guilford County judge silenced a News & Record reporter and seized her notes. The same judge is blocking efforts to challenge the ruling.
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The Thread: Greensboro Cyclists Work For Better Bike Safety
City officials and local groups aim to make Greensboro more bike friendly, and safer. Plus, a by the numbers look at non-motorist accidents.
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Changing Course
City officials and local groups aim to make Greensboro more bike friendly, and safer.
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The Thread: New Faces, New Races
As races for Greensboro City Council seats officially get underway, there are some brand new faces in the mix.
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The Thread: Greensboro City Council Races Are On
Filing ended Friday for Greensboro City Council, setting the races for the October 7 primary and the November 4 general election.
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The Thread: Summertime News
Glenwood Camp offers families an affordable, community-centric camp where kids can build friendships and expand their worldview.