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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

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.

UNC-Greensboro is offering to buy out the tenure of senior faculty members in programs that are being discontinued. Those accepting the offer cannot be hired for another tenured position in

A FEMA section chief and a successful filmmaker are among the distinguished alumni of the UNC-Greensboro Anthropology Department who condemn its recently announced termination.

According to one of the local investors who purchased the Triad Stage building at 232 S. Elm St. in downtown Greensboro, the site will become a music venue rather than

After months of controversy and complaints, the Greensboro Police Department has revised its directives for investigating prostitution at massage parlors.

A non-profit downtown booster organization and an unnamed team of investors plan to reopen the building that once housed Triad Stage, but it is unclear if it will again produce

“One thing we accomplished is some highly-paid administrators had to try to serve students themselves,” said Eastern Guilford High School Cafeteria Manager Kelly Shepherd about last week’s walkout by nutrition

“Cut their pay, not our programs” chanted students gathered in front of UNCG’s Jackson Library at 9 a.m. on November 16, before marching past the Alumni House where the UNC

At Spinning Dreams, a new cinema recently opened in Greensboro by filmmaker, actor and educator Edna Thompson, the concessions are cheap and the movies are free.