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“There I was overseas, part of the forces serving under Stormin’ Norman [General Norman Schwarzkopf], and every time I got promoted, the men would ask me who I slept with

On October 18, Chancellor Franklin D. Gilliam responded to criticisms that UNCG spends too much on administrators and athletics.

Joe Borlik, who lives in Archdale and works in Greensboro, plays Black Belt Joe, the supernatural villain of Karate Ghost 2, whom he describes as “a martial arts Freddie Krueger.”

Sometimes you overlook what’s in front of you, or in my case, right down the street.

“If you’re going to cut anything at UNCG, it’s clear what needs to be cut is administration,” said Howard Bunsis on October 5, via Zoom to more than 150 UNCG

Since 2001, local men known to their families and friends as accomplished amateur chefs have been participating in Greensboro’s annual Men Can Cook fundraiser to support the Women’s Resource Center

Throughout October, two downtown Greensboro venues are hosting scary recurring events with the words “Nightmare” and “Elm Street” in their titles. One is cinematic, the other literary.

On Monday, James Upchurch announced his immediate resignation from the Guilford County Board of Commissioners.

The latest meeting of the Guilford County Board of Education was packed with parents and clergy expressing support for the board and the “legislative overreach” that put its newest member

On Thursday, September 28, the Tanger Center’s Stage Door Lounge will host Acme Comics’ Greensboro Geek Out: Spiderman, a free pre-show event celebrating the cultural significance of Miles Morales, who