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As residents of Winston-Salem celebrated the holidays with family and friends, the city experienced some technical difficulties that prevented many from paying bills or requesting services. An "unauthorized actor” accessed an “encryption of certain systems on the city’s networks,” City Manager Pat Pate explained to reporters at city hall on Jan. 17, causing the city to take certain computer systems offline.
John Kilburn first had the idea of opening Ruckus Climbing Gym in Greensboro after going to several other climbing gyms in other parts of the state for his daughter's competitions. “We were just going to gyms a lot outside of the Triad, and I just was always like, ‘Why isn’t there anything modern and large here?’” Kilburn says.
As residents of Winston-Salem celebrated the holidays with family and friends, the city experienced some technical difficulties that prevented many from paying bills or requesting services. An “unauthorized actor” accessed an “encryption of certain systems on the city’s networks,” City Manager Pat Pate explained to reporters at city hall on Jan. 17, causing the city to take certain computer systems offline.
John Kilburn first had the idea of opening Ruckus Climbing Gym in Greensboro after going to several other climbing gyms in other parts of the state for his daughter’s competitions. “We were just going to gyms a lot outside of the Triad, and I just was always like, ‘Why isn’t there anything modern and large here?’” Kilburn says.
Shot in the Triad is a weeky photoessay series by Greensboro photographer Carolyn de Berry.
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