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103 S. Tremont Drive
This house at 1945 S. Tremont Drive was built in 1945, right at the end of World War II. If…
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Yesterday…a rainbow!
Did you see the rainbow yesterday? In the afternoon, the weather in Greensboro seemed to have a mind of its…
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David M. Spear 2026
Yesterday morning, David M. Spear spoke at the Forum at New Garden Friends. We first heard him speak and featured…
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The OLG Community
Yesterday, we stumbled upon a Boy Scout troop holding a bicycle safety clinic in the parking lot of Owings Gymnasium…
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Corner of Walker & Elam
Walker and Elam Avenues are quite busy on the weekends. Last night, people were socializing in restaurants and bars, and…
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Littlefoot Matcha
Earlier in the week, we featured the recently-opened Latecheckout Thrift at 1101 W. Gate City Boulevard at Glenwood Avenue. The…
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Downtown Greensboro
The above view of the Lincoln Financial Group building comple ( the gray building peeking through) was taken from Davie…
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Lindley Elementary
(Sorry, subscribers, if you received this post twice. We’re still learning). Great progress is being made on Lindley Elementary School,…
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Late Checkout Thrift
Late Checkout Thrift has only been open since Saturday, but it is already making a big impression on the community.…
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Happy First Day of School
Today is the first day of school for the traditional schools in Guilford County. For commuters, this means allowing extra…
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A Southern Love Letter
Yesterday, we were in the gallery at the Center for Visual Artists at the Cultural Arts Center on Davie Street.…
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Wolf Spiders
Time for a little fauna! We found this wolf spider hanging out in an outbuilding in Greensboro. As seen in…
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Senior 2027
This week in Greensboro, private and charter schools started and public school teachers returned. By Monday, all of the K-12…
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King House (Marshall Muse Gallery)
On August 15th, we featured Tracey Marshall who founded The Marshall Muse Gallery (see HERE). We mentioned that the gallery…
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405 Blandwood Avenue
On a recent rainy day, as we were leaving downtown, we were struck by the dramatic contrast in the sky.…
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Nathanael Greene on Holliday Circle
Every year or so, we like to showcase Nathanael Greene, the American Revolutionary War hero for whom Greensboro was named.…
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The Doris Henderson Newcomers School
The above photo was taken at Saturday’s Block Party for the Doris Henderson Newcomers School on East Washington Street. The…
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Christ Covenant Church Progress
We love monitoring progress on buildings in Greensboro. We featured Christ Covenant Church on July 5th and then didn’t notice…
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Marshall Muse Gallery
We have been to the Marshall Muse Gallery several times and each time, we are more and more impressed with…
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Grasshoppers Baseball
If you are looking for a summer activity before school starts, attending a Greensboro Grasshoppers game is a great choice.…