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MICHAEL W. SMITH: 35 YEARS OF FRIENDS TOUR – APRIL 15, 2020, AT 7:30PM

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MICHAEL W. SMITH: 35 YEARS OF FRIENDS TOUR – APRIL 15, 2020, AT 7:30PM

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December 30, 2019

Everything Hemp store now open in Kernersville

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Everything Hemp store now open in Kernersville

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December 27, 2019

Fiddle & Bow Society January Concert in Greensboro

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Fiddle & Bow Society January Concert in Greensboro

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December 27, 2019

Sugar and spice: Dewey’s Christmas cookie factory

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Sugar and spice: Dewey’s Christmas cookie factory

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December 27, 2019

Museums on us for the holidays

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Museums on us for the holidays

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December 27, 2019

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My Unhoused Story: In TCB’s short film, Winston-Salem resident Ron Schultz tells his story, onstage and off November 27, 2024
Featured photo: Homeless resident Ron Schultz gazes at Winston-Salem’s skyline. (Photo by Louie Poore) For this story, TCB commissioned a short film by local filmmaker Louie Poore. Watch the film below. “My name is Ron, and I’m homeless.” Ron Schultz sits on a step in Winston Square Park next to his faithful dog, Hope. He’s […]
Gale Melcher
The Triad’s Really, Really Free Markets fight capitalism, encourage mutual aid by giving things away for free, really November 27, 2024
Featured photo: Kathy Clark, pictured here at a past Greensboro market, has been organizing these events for more than 15 years. (courtesy photo) The first time Kathy Clark helped organize a Really, Really Free Market in Greensboro, she remembers watching a little boy sink further and further into a white loveseat couch as he sat […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
New photo book centers and shows Black life, moments of resistance throughout history November 27, 2024
Featured photo: Kenyan premier Jomo Kenyatta shares a laugh with Thurgood Marshall in Nairobi, Kenya in 1963. The photo is one of millions of rare images that Getty Images has in its archives. Dozens of these rare images were recently digitized and published in the newly released book, Picturing Black History: Photographs and Stories that […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Gratitude, now more than ever November 26, 2024
I was born on July 26, 1992 in the St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital Center in Manhattan at around four in the afternoon. The weather was mild, a balmy 75 degrees, much cooler than summer days in the city today. I weighed about two pounds, six ounces; I was born two months early. The other day, […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
EDITORIAL: Omnibus disaster bill kind of a disaster itself November 26, 2024
Its biggest play is to move the State Board of Elections under the authority of the newly elected state auditor, Dave Boliek, who would take over naming members of the board from the governor, who currently handles the task.
Brian Clarey