Situated in a small shopping center off Lawndale Drive, across from Target, City in the House is a new indoor playhouse cafe, and is as parent-friendly as it is kid-centric.
Sayaka Matsuoka
Sayaka Matsuoka is a Greensboro-based reporter for The Assembly. She was formerly the managing editor for Triad City Beat, an alt-weekly based in Greensboro. She has reported for INDY Week, The Bitter Southerner, and Nerdist, and is the editorial/diversity chair for AAN Publishers.
The Thread: A Place to Work and Play
Lauren Massengale and Chelsea Fong built the sort of place they needed as working moms. Now they’re ready to share it with other families.
The Thread: Guilford College Celebrates Fundraising, Faces Further Challenges
As it struggles to survive, Guilford College has raised $6 million โ but falling enrollment still threatens its future.
The Thread: Summertime News
Glenwood Camp offers families an affordable, community-centric camp where kids can build friendships and expand their worldview.
In Greensboro, a Different Kind of Summer Camp
The camp operates on a pay-what-you-can model with caregivers paying anywhere from $5 to $20 per family per week.
The Thread: Looking Closer
We want to look deeper and tell better, more complete storiesโthe type you too seldom get anywhere these days, even on Sundays. These stories are a good example of that ethos.
The Thread: Watchdog Wednesday
“Just minding the people’s business.” Today, we’re bringing youย some of our favorite watchdog stories in Greensboro.
The Thread: We The People
Today’s Thread brings you stories of some of the remarkable people, from across the political and socio-economic spectrums, who have helped define and represent Greensboro.
The Thread: Fun and Games
Today we’re showcasing the lighter side of our work over the last year, including cannabis crawl, puppetry, festivals and board games.
The Thread: Do or DEI at North Carolina Universities
Federal and state officials have declared war on DEI at N.C. colleges and universities. But what those orders mean isn’t always clear.


