UNCG presents, The Julies: Strindberg Remixed
October 15, 2021UNC Greensboro School of Theatre will present The Julies: A Kinda Sorta Adaptation of Strindberg’s Miss Julie a play by Calley N. Anderson, with in-person shows on October 15-16 and 21-23 at 7:30 p.m., and October 17 and 24 at 2 p.m. On-demand streaming for The Julies will be available from November 4-6. The story […]
Will Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson become next Governor?
October 15, 2021It was only a matter of time before even the Democratic White House would know N.C. Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s name, though not necessarily like what routinely comes with it. “The role of a leader is to bring people together and stand up for the dignity and rights of everyone; not to spread hate and […]
2021 Alamance Hispanic Heritage Festival
October 8, 2021The first annual Alamance Hispanic Heritage Festival sponsored by Alamance Art was held on Saturday, September 25 in Graham, N.C. The festival included live music, dance, food, crafts, a parade and information booths manned by local resource specialists. September 15 to October 15 is set aside as National Hispanic Heritage Month a time in which […]
Mental Health Awareness is vital, and growing
October 8, 2021As we enter the last few months of this unforgettable 2021 year, we should pause to look at some of the events that have occurred over the year. People all over the world have commiserated and discussed the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the health care disciplines that has received much needed attention […]
A&T wins Big South opener over Robert Morris, 41-14
October 8, 2021A&T’s long-awaited Big South Conference debut on October 2 was a dominant one, fueled by the re-emergence of several veteran playmakers that finally appear to be near full strength. Senior running back Jah-Maine Martin eclipsed the century mark for the first time this year after suffering a preseason ankle injury, senior defensive end Jermaine McDaniel […]
Cleavant Derricks brings The Wizard to Greensboro
October 8, 2021Actor Cleavant Derricks is portraying one of the most notable characters in literary history. The Wizard, who was first introduced in the film “The Wizard of Oz” and then Broadway play, WICKED. After sitting down for a year, the actors are back on the road. They have already completed stays in Dallas and Los Angeles […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October 8, 2021This National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, as in months and years before, the troubling numbers are virtually the same – Black women remain among the highest at risk of dying of metastatic stage four breast cancer in North Carolina, and across the United States. In fact, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and […]
Pirates Tame the Tigers
October 1, 2021Page 43 Ragsdale 14 The Page Pirates used a superior offense and stout defense to defeat Jamestown’s Ragsdale Tigers 43-14 in a Metro 4-A Conference game. Page improves to 2-0 Metro, 2-3 overall, while the Tigers drop to 0-1, 1-4 overall. Page took the opening kickoff and marched 60-yards, capped off by junior quarterback Nick […]
The connection between the mind, heart and body is real
October 1, 2021It is not a secret that the stresses of life can and do affect the quality of your health. This is particularly so with the quality of your cardiovascular health. Strong scientific evidence has proven that the mind, the heart and the body greatly impact one another. Previous studies in this field have studied how […]
Something ‘WICKED’ this way comes!
October 1, 2021The Steven B. Tanger Performing Arts Center is gearing up to present its first Broadway play, WICKED. With opening day on October 6, it will run at the Tanger Center until October 24. The musical, which first premiered in 2003, looks at what happened in the Land of Oz, but from a different angle. Long […]
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