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Greensboro has a co-response policing model in place. The police chief wants a non-police team, too. The hold up? Funding and staffing. October 2, 2023
In the first seven months of this year, the city of Greensboro’s Behavioral Health Response Team responded to 1,437 calls for service. “The goal is to decrease interactions with law enforcement officers,” said Latisha McNeil, the manager of the city’s newly created Office of Community Safety. “We didn’t want people calling back repeatedly.” The behavioral […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
Winston-Salem to receive millions from state budget for economic development, infrastructure improvements October 1, 2023
Winston-Salem is receiving millions of dollars that will be used to support economic development as well as enhance city infrastructure and entertainment facilities. In a Thursday press release from the city, Mayor Allen Joines and Rep. Donny Lambeth (R-Forsyth) announced that the recently passed state budget includes an appropriation of $35 million that will go […]
Gale Melcher
What happened to Zachary Smith Reynolds? New Reynolda House exhibit delves into the mysterious death of RJR’s youngest son September 29, 2023
Featured photo: Zachary Smith Reynolds and Libby Holman, cropped (photo courtesy Liam Donnelly Archive) The terminal at the small airport just outside of downtown Winston-Salem houses a small shrine dedicated to its namesake. Inside, a stained-glass mural bathes the room in a cool, blue glow, displaying the seal of Forsyth County surrounded by aircraft of […]
James Douglas
More routes or less wait times? Greensboro unveils public transit options to move city to becoming car-optional September 29, 2023
Featured photo: Buses parked outside of the bus station in downtown Greensboro (photo by Gale Melcher) Greensboro is on the road to becoming a car-optional city, and the city wants residents’ input as they make major changes to the Greensboro Transit Agency’s bus routes. The public-input phase of GoBORO, a long-range public transit plan to […]
Gale Melcher
EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: It’s fall, y’all September 28, 2023
The leaves are turning, some making their final descent from their branches. The air is crisp, the humidity that soaked the atmosphere a forgotten memory. Pumpkin spice is back at Starbucks. It’s officially fall, y’all. Fall, autumn, or aki, as it’s called in Japanese, is my favorite season of them all. It’s the second to […]
Sayaka Matsuoka

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