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Guilford College students who protested for Palestine during graduation ceremony barred from walking across stage May 18, 2024
Featured photo: A group of protesters including Guilford College students, faculty and activists held signs outside of the school gym after the college’s graduation commencement ceremony on May 18. (photo by Maaroupi Sani) As hundreds of students, faculty, staff and family members walked out of Guilford College’s Ragan Brown Field House on the morning of […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
‘Spiritual Gatorade’: New book chronicles the life and impact of Greensboro activist, former lawyer Lewis Pitts May 16, 2024
Featured photo: While Lewis Pitts is retired now, having resigned from the bar in 2014, the community activist has a long and storied 40-year career working in “movement lawyering.” (photo by Sayaka Matsuoka) “When I talked to Lewis, I felt better about things.” That’s the enduring sentiment that runs through a new book by civil […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
CasaShanti on Trade Street is a spiritual practitioner’s safe haven May 16, 2024
CasaShanti, on Trade Street in Winston-Salem, opened last June and is offering a wide range of metaphysical supplies.
Staff
Weatherman, Boliek win run-off Republican elections for NC lieutenant governor, state auditor May 15, 2024
After a run-off election on Tuesday, North Carolina now has two Republican nominees who will face off against their Democratic opponents for lieutenant governor and state auditor in November. In the race for lieutenant governor, Hal Weatherman of Wake Forest won the second primary against Winston-Salem’s Jim O’Neill, who currently serves as Forsyth County’s district […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
A group fighting evictions in Guilford County gathers support from city council members ahead of budget season May 15, 2024
Featured photo: Keep Gate City Housed launch party on April 7. (Photo by Gale Melcher) A group fighting evictions in Guilford County made their way to Greensboro’s city council on May 7. Keep Gate City Housed is a group pushing for funding for TEAM, or Tenant Education Advocacy Mediation, a group that operates out of […]
Gale Melcher

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