The House Rules Committee chairman runs a hemp company. He’s also trying to kill a bipartisan Senate bill to regulate the hemp industry. He doesn’t think that’s a problem.
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Posted inCulture
Greensboro Daily Photo Showcases the City, One Shot at a Time
Janis Antonek started the Greensboro Daily Photo blog in 2008, a place to share photos she captured in the community.
Posted inPlace
Back on Track
Hurricane Helene wiped out several major rail lines in Western N.C. Now most are back up and running. Here are scenes from the rebuilding.
Posted inAll Access
The University of Austin Courted UNC-Chapel Hill’s Jed Atkins
The dean of the School of Civic Life and Leadership was approached to become president of the new private school.
Posted inCulture
Talking to North Carolina’s Latest Pulitzer Prize Winner
UNC-Chapel Hill historian Kathleen DuVal won a Pulitzer Prize for her book Native Nations: A Millennium in North America.
Posted inHigher Education
UNC-Chapel Hill Wants to Restructure Admin Roles, Sparking Layoff Fears
University leaders launched the ServiceFirst initiative as part of a broader plan to address increasing financial uncertainty.
Posted inCulture
Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200
The official Monopoly game for Greensboro omits key local landmarks. Some say knock-off versions better represent the city.
Posted inSports
Lacrosse’s Path to National Growth Runs Through North Carolina
How an upstart from Maryland built a championship program in Chapel Hill and expanded the reach of lacrosse.
Posted inEssay
A Father’s Education
When my son was diagnosed with autism, I didn’t want to accept it. Now I’m grateful for all Julian has taught me.
Posted inHealth
‘It Takes a Village’ to Dismantle a Food Pantry
The City of Greensboro eliminated a neighborhood food pantry that had problems with cleanliness, drawing rats and insects. The community it fed says they should have worked with them to solve the problems.