The librarian and community organizer says she can represent the district and the city more holistically.
Joe Killian
Joe Killian is The Assembly's Greensboro editor. He joined us from NC Newsline, where he was senior investigative reporter. He spent a decade at The News & Record covering cops and courts, higher education, and government.
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The Thread: Simply Delicious, Never Uncomplicated
It’s Friday, gang. We made it.
We’ve got food for thought, city council candidate profiles and a roundup of weekend events for you.
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A Delicious, But Never Uncomplicated, Meal at Reel Seafood Grill
A whole flounder, head and tail intact. Flash Fried with a sweet chili sauce, this meal at Reel Seafood Grill is worth the complication.
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The Thread: From Activism to Leadership in District 2
After years of organizing and community work, Cecile Crawford and Monica Walker both say they’re read to represent District 2 on the Greensboro City Council.
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The Thread: From City Staff to City Council
Both Irish Good and Denise Turner say their deep experience working in city government would make them valuable Greensboro City Council members.
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Denise Roth Wants to Go From City Manager to City Council
The former city manager says her experience could be essential on a shifting council.
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The Thread: A Folk Festival Weekend
It’s N.C. Folk Festival weekend and we hope you’re making plans to get out there and enjoy it.
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The Thread: ‘It’s Our Time in Greensboro’
Michael McKinney and Richard Beard are two of ten candidates vying for three available at-large seats on the Greensboro City Council.
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The Thread: Greensboro At-Large
With early voting beginning for Greensboro City Council primaries on Sept. 18 we’re bringing you more candidate profiles in the coming weeks.
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The Thread: My Cup of Tea
Sometimes you have to give yourself a win — a small, trivial luxury.
For me, it’s afternoon tea at the O. Henry Hotel.
