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Community honors civil rights pioneers on the 65th anniversary of the Greensboro sit-in
Today’s breakfast was a moment for celebration and reflection as participants gathered to hear messages about fighting for equality.
International Civil Rights Center and Museum in Greensboro recognized as historic landmark
Saturday will mark 65 years since four Black college students (David Richmond, Frank Mccain, Ezell Blair Junior, who is now known as Jibreel Khazan, and Joseph Mcneil) ...
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'Blessed to be here.' Joseph McNeil, one of the Greensboro Four, returns for anniversary observance
"To be at the age when he did this, I cannot fathom how much he went through and how traumatizing it was," granddaughter ...
Greenway Phase Four Project construction prompts road closures in Greensboro
Busy Triad roads will be closed daily for the Greenway Phase Four Project construction, according to Greensboro city ...
NASCAR hauler parade cruises through Winston-Salem ahead of Cook Out Clash
The Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem is just days away, and the haulers are heading in. On Friday, the NASCAR hauler parade, featuring dozens of colorful ...
Fortified Dreams Colab offers real estate services, coworking space in Greensboro
The latest venture for this self-made businesswoman is a one-stop shop for those looking to rent, find a property manager for ...
Greensboro City Council selects representative for At-Large seat
Jamilla Pinder is a Greensboro native and North Carolina A&T State University alumna with an extensive background in the ...
International Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro preserves history of Greensboro Four 65 years later
Remembrances are happening January 31 and February 1, marking the 65th anniversary of the Greensboro sit-ins. The building ...
A Living Legacy: How Greensboro is Honoring the 65th Anniversary of the Woolworth Sit-Ins
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will mark the 65 th Anniversary of the Woolworth Sit-Ins./ On ...