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Help save Triad City Beat! We’re looking to raise $20,000 to keep operating next year. December 21, 2024
Hi everyone, it’s Sayaka from Triad City Beat. For those that don’t know me, I’m the managing editor of an independent newspaper that covers Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point. We’ve been in operation since 2014 and celebrated our 10 year anniversary this past February. I’m here today to be transparent and honest with you about […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
City of Greensboro seeking applications for vacant at-large seat December 20, 2024
Starting on Jan. 2, the city of Greensboro will be accepting applications to fill Mayor Pro Tempore Yvonne Johnson’s vacant at-large seat on city council, until Jan. 17. Johnson passed away at 82 on Dec. 4. She served for decades on the city council, as mayor and mayor pro tempore. The person selected to be […]
Gale Melcher
Republican Appeals Court Judge Griffin asks the NC Supreme Court to throw out votes December 19, 2024
This story was first published by Lynn Bonner, NC NewslineDecember 18, 2024 Republican Appeals Court Judge Jefferson Griffin asked the state Supreme Court on Wednesday to do what the state Board of Elections would not — throw out tens of thousands of votes on the belief that canceling them will elevate him to a seat […]
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The Solidarity Book Drive has a special wish this holiday season: To send books to people in prisons December 19, 2024
Featured photo: Courtesy of Prison Books Collective The Solidarity Book Drive has a special wish this holiday season: to send as many books as possible to people in prisons in the new year. Since 2021, the Triad Abolition Project, a Triad-based prison abolitionist organization, has been hosting the book drive which sends free books to […]
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‘This is yoga’: A free, community-oriented space led by people of color expands possibilities on and off the mat December 17, 2024
Featured photo: Denise McCollough says the classes are “a safe space.” (photo by Sayaka Matsuoka) It’s like a trust fall, but with their own bodies. Each of the people who’ve gathered in the third-story studio in the Cultural Arts Center on Saturday morning stands with their feet hip-width apart, hands clasped behind their backs. They […]
Sayaka Matsuoka