Marshall Tucker Band coming to Greensboro’s Carolina Theatre
Southern rockers The Marshall Tucker Band will perform Aug. 4 at the Carolina Theatre in Greensboro. SOURCE
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Farm Bill could make N.C. pioneer in legal development of industrial hemp
Andrew Ross, a Marine Corps veteran who served in Afghanistan, in January was working private security for a cross-country delivery of hemp. Ross’s task was…
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Crime Stoppers Reward Grows to $24,420 for Christopher Young Homicide
Update: Anonymous donations increase additional reward to $22,420.00. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for information that solves this case, bringing the total reward…
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Hampton Elementary community gathers for a farewell cookout
Community member Sadie Bynum and Hampton teachers, Makayla Bynum (2nd grade), Megan Lynch (Kindergarten) and Miranda Newby (2nd grade). Photo by Yasmine Regester/Carolina Peacemaker Hampton…
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Carolina Journal’s Rick Henderson discusses N.C. craft beer compromise
Rick Henderson, Carolina Journal editor-in-chief, discusses a compromise between N.C. craft brewers and beer distributors. Henderson offered these comments during an interview with Donna Martinez…
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City Council’s decision to omit glass from recycling is shortsighted
The admonition “pay me now or pay me (more) later” is relevant to the Greensboro City Council’s recent and shortsighted decision to omit glass from…
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Commercial buildings need basic standards
The Greensboro City Council will vote on minimum standards for commercial buildings at the next Council meeting on Tuesday. SOURCE
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Smell the Roses gives hope to homeless
Lubika decided to follow the advice of his father and do something good for his community. He founded Smell the Roses, a nonprofit group, to help the homeless and provide them with tools and pathways to reintegrate into the community.
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Farm Bill could make N.C. pioneer in legal development of industrial hemp
Andrew Ross, a Marine Corps veteran who served in Afghanistan, in January was working private security for a cross-country delivery of hemp. Ross’s task was…
Read MoreCrime Stoppers Reward Grows to $24,420 for Christopher Young Homicide
Update: Anonymous donations increase additional reward to $22,420.00. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for information that solves this case, bringing the total reward…
Read MoreHampton Elementary community gathers for a farewell cookout
Community member Sadie Bynum and Hampton teachers, Makayla Bynum (2nd grade), Megan Lynch (Kindergarten) and Miranda Newby (2nd grade). Photo by Yasmine Regester/Carolina Peacemaker Hampton…
Read MoreCarolina Journal’s Rick Henderson discusses N.C. craft beer compromise
Rick Henderson, Carolina Journal editor-in-chief, discusses a compromise between N.C. craft brewers and beer distributors. Henderson offered these comments during an interview with Donna Martinez…
Read MoreCity Council’s decision to omit glass from recycling is shortsighted
The admonition “pay me now or pay me (more) later” is relevant to the Greensboro City Council’s recent and shortsighted decision to omit glass from…
Read MoreCommercial buildings need basic standards
The Greensboro City Council will vote on minimum standards for commercial buildings at the next Council meeting on Tuesday. SOURCE
Read MoreSmell the Roses gives hope to homeless
Lubika decided to follow the advice of his father and do something good for his community. He founded Smell the Roses, a nonprofit group, to help the homeless and provide them with tools and pathways to reintegrate into the community.
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