Ian McDowell

On February 29, more than 300 people watched with respect and reverence as the City of Greensboro unveiled a statue of two civil rights pioneers and local living legends, Justice

As of March 11, sports betting will be legal in North Carolina, but if you want to do it in the Triad, it must be online.

On March 5, Greensboro City Council voted to enter into contract negotiations with Oak View Group for private management of the Greensboro Coliseum Complex and the Steven Tanger Center for

Four of Greensboro’s 10 homicides this year happened at bars and nightclubs.

When Boba House, the vegetarian and vegan restaurant on UNCG’s college strip at 332 Tate St., closes at 9 p.m. this Saturday, it’s for good.

At the end of the March 19 meeting of Greensboro City Council, District 1’s Sharon Hightower spoke of confidentiality and the United States Constitution.

Actions by the City of Greensboro have resulted in the closure of three of the five nightclubs, bars, and strip clubs that Mayor Nancy Vaughan expressed concern about in a

Since early February, homeowners in Greensboro’s historic Lindley Park neighborhood have complained to the city and the media about an Airbnb at 631 Scott Ave. that they say has become

Natalie Sowell is excited about the 2024 Amplify Black Voices Festival of New Plays, performed at the International Civil Rights Center & Museum at 134 S. Elm St. in Downtown

“When I was growing up, I could name maybe one Asian actress in Hollywood, maybe two,” said Tina Firesheets, co-organizer of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Film Festival at