Greenway sucker punch
I’ve written before about the aggravation that construction of Greensboro’s downtown greenway has caused me, in the process speculating that it can’t be doing the Deep Roots Market much good,…
I’ve written before about the aggravation that construction of Greensboro’s downtown greenway has caused me, in the process speculating that it can’t be doing the Deep Roots Market much good,…
Nothing you don’t already know, but what can I say Charlotte will never stop striving to be like New York City, and NYC will never stop striving to remake southern…
Meanwhile, in tony Fisher Park, Deep Roots Market—beneficiary of a $100,000 loan from the City of Greensboro—is in financial trouble. A message from the board of directors doesn’t sugar coat…
I covered Deep Roots Market’s efforts to expand 15 or so years ago, when the co-op planned to move to West Market Street here in Greensboro. That effort did not…
Big Sunday N&R front-pager on NewBridge Bank Park 10 years after breaking ground: When the Greensboro Grasshoppers played their first baseball game in the city’s downtown ballpark in 2005, the…
The N&R highlights my new neighbors, the Felt family, in its front-pager on Greensboro’s 20 percent rise in home sales: The Felt family is part of that boost in the…
Interesting agenda item for Tuesday’s Greensboro City Council meeting: Resolution authorizing extending the repayment start date an additional twelve months on a $1,275,000 loan to the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship…
In today’s front-pager on Greenway at Fisher Park apartments, the N&R reports “work will begin in early July on the new home for Deep Roots Market, which will go up…
The Greensboro City Council last night approved a forgivable no-interest $100,000 loan to assist Deep Roots Market’s move to a new downtown location. Do I even need to say the…
*Lots of long faces out there this Monday morning. But I’ll submit the most depressed fans out there belong to the Demon Deacons, who simply didn’t bother to show up…
The N&R reports the Greensboro City Council will consider a forgivable, interest-free $100,000 loan to help Deep Roots Market set up shop at their new downtown location: In exchange, Deep…
E-mail from the Fisher Park listserv: COME LEARN MORE ABOUT DEEP ROOTS MARKET’S RELOCATION PROJECT TO THE DOWNTOWN AREA! The Co-op has lined up a site for a new grocery…