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Winston-Salem’s new environmental justice report highlights past, present and path forward

Winston-Salem’s Sustainability Department is identifying areas where the city can work to create a clean and equitable environment for its residents. During a community development, housing and general government committee meeting on Dec. 9, Director Shaleen Miller presented the department’s 2024 environmental justice report.

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North Carolina’s new governor is sworn into office

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As ‘smart cities’ tools grow nationwide, so do privacy and ethical concerns

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‘Hamilton’ is coming to Greensboro. We talked to cast member Devin Tyler Hatch ahead of the show.

Hamilton’s run on the Tanger stage in Greensboro starts on Dec. 26 and runs through Jan. 5.

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The 2024 Triad 100

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The Solidarity Book Drive has a special wish this holiday season: To send books to people in prisons

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‘This is yoga’: A free, community-oriented space led by people of color expands possibilities on and off the mat

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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: In times of uncertainty, a call to the body

As a Type A perfectionist, I don’t handle not knowing very well.

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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Resistance is all around us

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EDITORIAL: Resistance, Part II — Here We Go Again

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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Greensboro’s city council hates homeless people

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Shot in the Triad

Shot in the Triad is a weeky photoessay series by Greensboro photographer Carolyn de Berry.
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S. Elm Street, Greensboro Streetside barbershop at the Juneteenth Mural Concert in downtown Greensboro.
Brookhaven Mill Road, Greensboro Tom Pyne, of TGP Forage and Livestock, shears a sheep at Brookhaven Mill Farm on Spring Sheep Shearing Day.
Duke Street, Greensboro Scene from a Spanish-language re-enactment of the Stations of the Cross at St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
W. Market Street, Greensboro Protesters hold signs during morning traffic at the “We Won’t Go Back Piedmont NC” rally in downtown Greensboro.
W. Friendly Avenue, Greensboro Svetlana Chub, center, a native of Kharkiv, Ukraine, stands wrapped in the Ukrainian flag at a community rally at Trinity Church to support Ukrainians.

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Three… Two… One… Happy Noon Year! Celebrate the New Year Early at the Miriam P. Brenner Children’s Museum

The MBCM Noon Year’s Eve bash is the largest family-oriented New Year’s Eve party in downtown Greensboro!

PBS NC inspires viewers with a new season of intimate conversations in ‘Side by Side’

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For better, for worse: LGBTQ+ couples are strengthening their marriages in the wake of Trump’s election

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A photography project in W-S captures nonbinary and trans folks for who they authentically are, one portrait at a time

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As Trump prepares to take office once again, local organizations are fighting to protect the undocumented community