In February’s Shot in the Triad series, Carolyn captures fading Black Lives Matter artwork, light on an old seafood standby, the aftermath of icy weather in the Triad and a glimpse at the oldest African-American cemetery in Greensboro. Click on the images to make them larger. All images are taken by Carolyn de Berry.
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Feb. 4 Issue: S. Church Street, Greensboro Student artwork hangs outside The Experiential School in downtown Greensboro. -
Feb. 11 Issue: E. Bessemer Avenue, Greensboro The Fullwood family has been running Ocean Fresh Seafood since 1978. -
Feb. 18 Issue: Guilford College Road, Greensboro Freezing rain and ice over the weekend caused tree damage and power outages for thousands of households in the Triad. More icy weather is in the forecast. -
Feb. 25 Issue: S. Elm Street, Greensboro Union Cemetery is Greensboro’s oldest known African-American cemetery. Some of Greensboro’s most prominent Black residents from the late 19th and early 20th centuries are buried here. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993. Located in downtown Greensboro at the corner of E. Whittington.
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