About three weeks after reporting on the state-of-the-art sound system that will grace Greensboro’s proposed $78 million downtown performing arts center, the N&R reports (front page, above the fold—bigger than…
For starters, the majority of this Rhino Times article deals with Greensboro’s cop cam issue—-the City Council viewed video of a police officer using an “inappropriate amount of force” with…
Greensboro’s proposed $78 million performing arts center—-named the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts after the largest private donor—was unveiled during a press conference Wednesday morning. Despite the fact that…
Sam Hieb reports for Carolina Journal Online on cost increases tied to Greensboro’s new downtown performing arts center. John Hood’s Daily Journal probes prospects for the next economic recession.
No doubt you’ve heard or read that the Greensboro City Council approved a plan to fill the $9.6 millionn budget gap for the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts.…
Big N&R front-pager on plans to address $10 million in cost overruns for the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts. Bottom line is private donors will be hit up…
N&R reports: Officials overseeing plans for downtown’s new performing arts center are mulling downgrades to the design to save money. A scaled-back lobby. A cheaper sound system. Fewer architectural details.…
IMPLAN is at it again. This time, Tom Tveidt, now working for SYNEVA, is using it to justify a performing arts center for Asheville. The idea has been in the…
The O’Jays play Gboro’s 55-year-old venue tonite and then it becomes a parking lot. Literally— premium parking revenue for the next-door Greensboro Coliseum will help offset deficits for the downtown…
N&R reports the Steven B. Tanger Center for the Performing Arts will open in 2017. That’s later than originally planned, but “city officials say the delay was worth it to…
Columbia Journalism Review* writes up the N&R’s pay to play deal with ArtsGreensboro. Editor and publisher Jeff “Grits” Gauger tells CJR: Part of the reason Gauger agreed is the subject…
Former editor John Robinson on the N&R’s pay for play deal with ArtsGreensboro: I’m sure that arts organizations and patrons want more coverage. I don’t doubt that the readers of…