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Jamilla Pinder chosen to fill GSO at-large city council seat, looks forward to ‘building relationships deeply’

In a 7-1 vote on Friday afternoon, Jamilla Pinder was selected as Greensboro’s new at-large city councilmember. Pinder, who grew up in Greensboro, is the director of community engagement and impact for the Cone Health Foundation and will fill the seat formerly held by Yvonne Johnson who passed away in December.

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Triad City Beat to close at the end of February, will celebrate with goodbye party

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GSO City Council hears from 19 applicants for the open at-large seat. They’re set to make their final decision on Friday. 

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GALLERY: Dozens march in Greensboro to protest Trump presidency

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‘Still ascending’: New mural tells history of Black mill workers in GSO, memorializes the East White Oak Community Center

In recent months, community efforts have amplified the importance of the East White Oak Community Center, its history and the ways in which structural racism has played a part in the city.

Culture

Reaching new heights: Ruckus looks to fill the gap in Greensboro’s rock-climbing community

Culture

In ‘After the Storm,’ Asheville artist Cleaster Cotton calls upon her past self to help herself and others grieve, process post-Hurricane Helene

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‘It’s like an adult slumber party’: Moms Unhinged to bring relatable comedy shows to the Triad

Opinion

Opinion

EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Hey NC voters, Jefferson Griffin may be trying to nullify your vote

Heads up, Jefferson Griffin may be trying to cancel your vote.

Opinion

EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Just start small

Opinion

PUBLISHER’S NOTEBOOK: One last time

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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Meditations (in the spirit of Marcus Aurelius)

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Shot in the Triad

Shot in the Triad is a weeky photoessay series by Greensboro photographer Carolyn de Berry.
Visit here for the full gallery.

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

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