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Greensboro Shows its PRIDE

September 23, 2022

Under bright clear skies, an efflorescence of Pride exploded in Greensboro, crowding Elm Street with color, excitement, style and a joyful sense of freedom. At the Greensboro Pride Festival, thousands of friends, allies and family unabashedly marched, sang and danced with delight, acknowledging inclusivity for the wellbeing of LGBTQIA2+ community.


Rebellious to debut at Triad Stage

September 23, 2022

The Greensboro History Museum will host Bennett Belles who took part in the 1960 Sit-ins during a live History Notes podcast at 2 p.m., Sunday, September 25, at the Upstairs Cabaret, Triad Stage, 232 S. Elm St. History Notes is a technology-enriched educational resource, an innovative podcast series that connects past experiences with today’s learner. […]


The People’s Town Hall

September 23, 2022

The Beloved Community Center hosted its second People’s Town Hall for this election cycle, inviting state and national candidates to listen to community concerns at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant in Greensboro. “A people’s town hall is where the people get a chance to speak,” said Joyce Johnson with Beloved Community Center. She then opened […]


It is important to be consistent when taking prescription medications

September 16, 2022

When you receive a new prescription, it comes with directions on how the medication should be taken. It is remarkable how many people fail to read the directions and just take the pills at any time. The directions on how a medication should be taken are indeed important. It could be the difference between a […]


First day cheers at Dudley High School

September 16, 2022

Students at James B. Dudley High School were welcomed back on the first day by a host of teachers, administrators and members of The Divine Nine Black sororities and fraternities. Principal Lisé Timmons McLaughlin invited members of The Divine Nine which are the sororities and fraternities of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Alpha Kappa Alpha […]


The 11th Annual NC Folk Festival

September 16, 2022

The 11th Annual North Carolina Folk Festival brought music lovers to downtown Greensboro from Friday, Sept. 9 through Sunday, Sept. 11. The festival featured more than 300 artists on five stages and performances inside the Greensboro Culture Center. Musical artists and groups represented a diverse array of cultural musical traditions from around the world such […]


Leaders convene in Gate City to discuss Building Community

September 16, 2022

Greensboro-based National Conference for Community and Justice of the Triad (NCCJ Triad) recently hosted 15 “sister organizations” working together as the National Federation for Just Communities. The group opened its three-day conference at The Historic Magnolia House for social networking. Together, the organizations share best practices and expertise in the areas of human relations, social […]


Two months to go, Beasley/Budd in a dead heat

September 14, 2022

Call it a horse race if you’d like, but the high-profile U.S. Senate race between Democrat Cheri Beasley and Republican Ted Budd to replace outgoing GOP Sen. Richard Burr is at a virtual tie, according to most polling and professional experts. The winner could help decide which party takes control of the U.S. Senate in […]


NCCU spanks the Aggies for first time since 2016

September 9, 2022

CHARLOTTE, N.C. − A freshman quarterback making his first career start in one of the longest and most heated rivalries in North Carolina and Black college football is challenging enough. Throw in a blocked punt, an interception deep in the opponent’s territory, and a called-back touchdown, and the North Carolina A&T Aggies were on the […]


Know the signs of Peripheral Vascular Disease

September 9, 2022

Throughout the year, we pay special attention to various illnesses. We try to bring information to the forefront about these health conditions. One of the conditions that we highlight this month is Peripheral Vascular Disease or PAD. This is an insidious condition that robs many people of their freedom and their lives. Did you know […]


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