O'Henry Magazine is a fantastic resource for anyone living in Greensboro, NC. It beautifully…read moreshowcases local businesses, events, and the talent of local writers and artists. Each issue is a delightful read that highlights the vibrant community and makes it easy to discover new places and stories in the area. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to stay connected to Greensboro! I LOVE advertising my business with O'Henry Magazine!

And they have moved to 111 Bain Street, #334, Greensboro, NC 27406! O.Henry magazine celebrating 10…read moreyears in Greensboro!

My favorite local bookstore in the country! It's our Christmas tradition to pick up a few book club…read moregifts while collecting book recs for the following year. This year I also got a photo with the grinch (such a cute event) and learned about Libro.fm. I love that I can support local bookstores instead of billionaires while I feed my audiobook habit. The booksellers here are all great. Come say hey and take home your next read.

A Winston Salem gem. I love coming here for a chill evening to browse and find a good read. An…read moreawesome third space. I love reading the staff pick cards. There's an attached coffee shop with seating also offering pastries. Lots of events and book talks. A great wall of gifts and accessories. It may be a little difficult to find but you will come to appreciate its nook in the city!

Always a pleasure coming here to enjoy a good tea and book. Awesome service always. Love the new…read moreset up at the front counter. Looks great. Tried the ice chai today, loved it. Very affordable pricing. A must if visiting Reynolda Gardens.

I stop by here after my run in Reynolda Village. They have drinks from teas, coffee and mimosas…read morealong with some small pastry choices. The music is always light and tranquil. They have various comfortable seating choices with free WiFi. You can spend hours in here perusing all genres of books from spiritual, fiction, adventure, biographical and nonfiction. There's a section for kids as well. There is of course the option to buy books with Wakeforest and local souvenir options. Love this place!

I don't think the prior reviewer has or perhaps is able to read this paper. It's a FREE WEEKLY…read morepaper and certainly not a wannabe Rhino (considering The Rhino folded and Yes is profitable that's pretty clear). Yes Weekly reveals the sincerity, pride, & heart of its staff week after week in addition to letting me know what's up in Greensboro. FREE!

From the owner: YES! Weekly is an alternative weekly newspaper started in Greensboro, NC. A second office was…read moreopened in November 2007 in the Arts District of Winston-Salem, but recently moved to share a building with Ziggy's Music Hall. In addition to local news and politics, the newspaper provides arts and entertainment news and reviews, nationally syndicated columns, and other features. YES! Weekly is one of the largest free newspapers in the Piedmont Triad and is available in Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem. It is also available in Alamance County and Davidson County. YES! Weekly is edited by Brian Clarey and published by Womack Newspapers, Inc of Greensboro.

This is a free, local, weekly print publication that comes out everything Thursday…read more I've been reading the The Rhino Times for as long as I can remember. Every week I make it a point to pick up the new copy. It keeps me updated with the latest local gossip, events, and real estate. It's an enoyable read!

Thank goodness for the weekly Rhino! This is the only "fair and balanced" paper you can obtain…read morecovering Greensboro and vicinity. Of course, it doesn't appeal to the far left liberals - they are content to read the daily paper which carries the Democratic Party's water and mirrors the propaganda emanating from the Washington regime. I never cease to marvel at the depth of coverage which this weekly paper provides - and the investigative reporting is on par with the best "big city" newspapers (that is, the few unbiased papers remaining). I look forward to every issue as do the increasing number of readers (just compare the Real Estate advertising in this paper vs. the daily rag). As I previously said, "Thank goodness for the Rhino".