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GSO Pallet shelter residents move out on Friday, days earlier than postponed date March 24, 2023
Featured photo: Pallet shelter residents moved out on Friday after previously being told they would be able to stay until at least March 27. (photo by Gale Melcher) Residents at Greensboro’s Pallet shelter community moved out on Friday. At approximately 2 p.m. today, TCB visited Pomona Park where the temporary shelters for homeless individuals have […]
Gale Melcher
Winston-Salem’s Mayor Allen Joines announces bid for re-election in 2024 March 23, 2023
At 10:30 a.m. today, on the steps of City Hall, Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines announced his bid for re-election next year.
Gale Melcher
Three members of Greensboro Police Department were fired for sex-related crimes. What does that reveal about police culture? March 23, 2023
They say that once is an isolated incident, twice is a coincidence and three times denotes a pattern. On Jan. 12, former Greensboro police officer Kenneth Eugene Adams was charged with sexual battery, assault on a female and giving alcohol to an underage person. Eight days later, on Jan. 20, another former Greensboro police officer, […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
Luchadores, literacy, legends captivate at Cook’s Flea Market March 23, 2023
Featured photo: Two luchadores fight at Cook’s Flea Market during Vivo Lucha Libre in early March. (photo by Jerry Cooper) The parking lot that spirals around Cook’s Flea Market is chock full. In this warehouse that sits just north of Winston-Salem, seats are starting to fill up in a small addition that attaches to the […]
James Douglas
EDITORIAL: Protest Bill for whom? March 23, 2023
It takes only three people to make a riot, according to HB 40, the Protest Bill that has been ratified by both houses and which Gov Roy Cooper declined to veto.
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