Nancy McLaughlin
Religion Reporter at Greensboro News & Record
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1 week ago |
greensboro.com | Nancy McLaughlin
GREENSBORO -When the only battalion of Black women serving overseas during World War II returned home, they didn't receive a parade or the fanfare that went to others. They just slipped back into their lives. Historian Glenn Chavis of High Point would not learn that one of the few from North Carolina was his aunt, Sgt.
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2 weeks ago |
greensboro.com | Nancy McLaughlin
1-Egg-citing weekend ahead With Easter and spring here, lots of egg hunts with a twist are taking place across the Triad. Large scale events for the public include: West Market Street United Methodist Egg Hunt For Good at West Market Street UMC which takes place from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday at LeBauer Park, includes a scavenger hunt and an adult egg hunt. Organizers suggest you bring non-perishable food items to benefit local food pantries and place them in the church's donation bins.
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2 weeks ago |
greensboro.com | Nancy McLaughlin
Actress and mental health advocate Ashley Judd closed out the popular Bryan Series Tuesday by opening up about the trauma in her life, including the suicide of her mother, country music superstar Naomi Judd, in 2022. She had already forgiven her mother years earlier for the rape the younger Judd suffered at the age of 9 when she was left to live alone in a house for two years. "She had so much guilt and shame," said an emotional Judd. "I reminded her that all was forgiven a long time ago.
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2 weeks ago |
greensboro.com | Nancy McLaughlin
Rhiannon Giddens got back on the porch with a few familiar faces. "I think we've forgotten the idea of porch music - locusts, hives, kids playing next door," the eclectic singer and banjoist is saying from her home in Ireland. "Just as if I sat down next to you and started playing," she said. "One fiddle.
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3 weeks ago |
greensboro.com | Nancy McLaughlin
GREENSBORO - Once a star outfielder at Greensboro Senior High School (now Grimsley), Monsignor Joseph Showfety had chosen the priesthood over opportunities to play minor league baseball. His final assignment as a priest would bring him back to Greensboro and St. Benedict, the city's first Catholic parish, where he had been baptized, attended kindergarten and served as an altar boy.
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