March 2021

The Thrill is Back John Hart’s latest novel, The Unwilling, is finally here By Page Leggett Greensboro’s own John Hart, New York Times bestselling author of fast-paced thrillers, has just wrapped [...]

To Bee or Not to Bee The puzzle that sometimes stings a little   By Maria Johnson Dear Sam, I hope you don’t mind if I call you by your first name. Or that I know your first name. I know it [...]

The Fish Bone Or, one of the most embarrassing nights ever   By Cynthia Adams As a coastal weekend drew to an end, we stopped at Sandy’s, a fishmonger in Southport. With cruelly blue skies [...]

March Almanac By Ashley Wahl   March is as harsh as it is hopeful. The earth is aflame with tender new grasses. Dead-nettle spills across the lawn like a sea of purple kisses. The birds are [...]

Paradise Found How a funky house on Lake Jeanette became a fortuitous vision By Ashley Wahl  Photographs by Amy Freeman   Plan all you want, but life has a way of leading you where you were [...]

Our Crown Jewel The evolving history of Greensboro’s Country Park   By Billy Ingram I exit the cockpit of a F2H Banshee Navy fighter jet, walk past the 20 mm cannons mounted on the fuselage [...]

The Wonder of Color Piedmont Photography Club delivers the whole, glorious spectrum By Maria Johnson     Let us take a moment — here in this month of mud, bluster and bursting forth — [...]

Pairing Mantids   He has only one job to do. And she, with her hunger, her need to feed the future without him by consuming him, has a lot to get done before winter. His head tilts slightly, [...]

Adventures in Television How a hat and a T-shirt accidentally changed everything for a young Greensboro comedian   By Billy Eye Television is an invention that permits you to be entertained [...]

Hardy Hummers Rufous hummingbirds are midwinter guests   By Susan Campbell It may sound odd, but this is a good time to talk about hummingbirds. I have been fielding reports of these tiny, [...]