Dimon Kendrick-Holmes

3 weeks ago | greensboro.com | Dimon Kendrick-Holmes

Watch Hoppers and Dash clash Minor League Baseball officially starts this weekend in the Triad, with the Grasshoppers opening a three-game series on Friday at First National Bank Field in Greensboro against the Asheville Tourists. There's FANomenal Fireworks on Friday and Spectacular Fireworks on Saturday. What's the difference?

1 month ago | greensboro.com | Dimon Kendrick-Holmes

Support the bard You know, Shakespeare. That dude was way ahead of his time, as evidenced by "Twelfth Night," his gender-bending comedy romp through love and identity and its twists and turns. This performance is from About Shared Radiance Performing Arts Company, and it runs all weekend in The Stephen D. Hyers Theatre, the cool black box theater in the Greensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie Street, Greensboro. Doors open about 20 minutes prior to curtain, and seating is general admission.

2 months ago | journalnow.com | Dimon Kendrick-Holmes

1 Answer the big questionUNC Greensboro kicks off its spring theater season with “Everybody,” which it bills as “a thrilling modern twist on the timeless tale of Everyman.” The lead role is played by a character selected from the ensemble cast by “sheer chance at every performance.” Everybody, whoever it is, takes the audience on a quest to find the meaning of life. The play opens Friday and runs through March 2.

2 months ago | journalnow.com | Dimon Kendrick-Holmes

You know why I write a column in the Journal once a week? Because it increases the chances that you’ll reach out to me. Let’s say you want to suggest a story we should write, or you want to complain about a story we did write. Quite often, you just pick up the phone or sit down at the laptop, or sometimes even put pen to paper, and you tell me what you think because you feel like you know me a little bit and that we have something in common.

2 months ago | greensboro.com | Dimon Kendrick-Holmes

As you know, we've had some technical issues this week so we're going to share the local stories from today's print newspaper in case we have delays in delivery. Thanks for reading the N&R!