An effort to commemorate a neighborhood steeped in Black history finally pays off.
P.R. Lockhart
P.R. Lockhart is a former Greensboro-based reporter for The Assembly and a Report for America corps member. She previously reported for Mountain State Spotlight and Vox, and studied psychology and journalism at Duke University.
Posted inPolitics & Government
Greensboro Looks to Ease Housing Crunch
Millions in voter-approved bond money still hasn’t been tapped. City leaders are pushing for speed and accountability.
Posted inHousing, Archived
Greensboro Residents Demand Action on Housing Conditions
Renters at a Greensboro apartment complex say they have been living in substandard conditions, and that the city isn’t doing enough to protect them.
Posted inPolitics & Government
At Greensboro’s HBCUs, Persistence in the Face of Defeat
Kamala Harris would have been the nation’s first president to graduate from an HBCU. Students say her loss won’t damper their political engagement.
Posted inNewsletters
The Thread: Community Loses in Effort to Remediate Bingham Park
Greensboro’s City Council decides not to remediate Bingham Park, and N.C. A&T puts a spotlight on voter and civic engagement.
Posted inEducation
Can $150 Million Transform Early Childhood Education in Guilford County?
A collective effort supported by $150 million in private investment and philanthropic organizations aims to transform early childhood education.
