For many in the Guilford Community, the Folk Festival in downtown Greensboro is a weekend of fun-filled events with incredible live music and vibrant art. For Marcus Smith, it was a death sentence. During...
Sometimes, the meat-and-potatoes of your existence is not food. It is extra socks, empty water bottles and a beat-up flip phone with just a few minutes of air time left.
For G, whose name has been abbreviated,...
Cuba
The government of Havana, Cuba, will release 3,522 prisoners ahead of a visit from Pope Francis. This will be the third time Cuba has granted mass amounts of prisoners release before a papal visit....
“Military service, particularly during wartime, can leave lasting mental and physical scars that make it very difficult to reintegrate into civilian society,” said Ross Kintzer, a three-time veteran...
“Why are you arresting him?”
“Shame on you, shame on you.”
“The whole world is watching.”
Earlier this month, these were the cries of people experiencing homelessness in Fort Lauderdale,...
“In captive, drugs and alcohol/ Wondering will I live or die/ My soul a walking time bomb/ Living day by day/ Hustling through life/ To meet my needs,” wrote Forrist Willis in his poem, “My Life...
Imagine attending college with no roof over your head.
According to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, more than 33,000 college students nationwide face this situation. Guilford is no exception...
