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The Human Race has been around for roughly some 200,000 years. In Greensboro, North Carolina, The Human Race has been around since 1994 and is back live and in-person on April 2, 2022. Of course, we’re talking about The Volunteer Center of the Triad’s annual fundraiser 5K where participants walk, run, or roll to support their favorite charity. After two years of being run virtually thanks to the pandemic - the event, now in its 28th year, moves to LeBauer Park in downtown Greensboro. In the past, the race has been hosted at the Greensboro Coliseum and before that, at Grimsley...

21 March, 2022 /

From left to right: Nicky Smith, Eddie Balla, Matthew Hutton and Mitchell Smith As the owner of Carolina Digital Phone, I like to keep in touch with every facet of my business. Since I am busy with meetings and other business-related duties, I am not in the office every day. Like so many people nowadays, I work remotely much of the time. However, I make it a point to work from our offices in the historic Guilford Building on Elm Street a couple of times a week. In particular, I look forward to being in the office every Friday that I...

07 March, 2022 /

Progress Printing Plus, Virginia's largest privately held printer, has thrived during the pandemic thanks to Carolina Digital Phone's flexible cloud-based phone system. Director Tom Thornton praises the dependable service and personal customer support, enabling the company to adapt operations effectively. Committed to sustainability, they recycle 98% of waste and produce eco-friendly printed materials, maintaining high-quality service for their clients....

28 February, 2022 /

Mandi Clift, an architect at J Hyatt Hammond Associates, joined the firm in 2007, transforming old structures into vibrant spaces. She emphasizes the importance of listening to clients and managing budgets. The firm specializes in renovations, including restaurants and breweries in the Triad, making a significant impact on the community by revitalizing downtown areas and creating meaningful spaces....

14 February, 2022 /

In our continuing Customer Spotlight series, we are focusing on The Greensboro Urban Ministry. Assistant Executive Director Mark Sumerford was kind enough to take a few minutes out of his busy day to speak with us. Feeding Those In Need In North Carolina, over 15% of the population don’t know where their next meal is coming from. Greensboro Urban Ministry offers free meals daily and gives out emergency groceries four days a week. The Potter’s House Community Kitchen provides a hot, nutritious lunch every day, including holidays. In addition to the community lunch, Potter’s house also provides breakfast and dinner to guests staying...

24 January, 2022 /

Steve Worrell, owner of Steven W. Worrell CPA, P.A., combines his expertise in accounting with a passion for music, having played in a rock band for over 40 years. His firm provides strategic financial planning and tax compliance services. Worrell emphasizes the importance of technology in maintaining connections with his bandmates while working on new music projects....

17 January, 2022 /

Ross Cox, a seasoned business coach with 50 years of experience, leads ActionCOACH to help businesses regain their footing post-pandemic. After losing half his clients during COVID-19, he emphasizes seeking guidance for success. Cox encourages business owners to take small, consistent steps toward improvement, fostering growth through dedicated coaching and honest feedback....

20 December, 2021 /

Laura Way, CEO of Arts Greensboro, has led the organization through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, securing over $1 million in funding for local artists. She emphasizes the importance of community support for the arts as a means to drive economic growth. Way advocates for investing in the creative economy to attract talent and enhance Greensboro’s cultural landscape....

13 December, 2021 /

Like most government agencies, the City of Lexington, North Carolina needed to bring its phone system into the 21st Century. Their Mitel phone system was aging, and the city was looking to have some redundancy outside of their facility. Systems Administrator Lindsay  Hedrick, who has been with the city for 6 years, opted to take their communications to the cloud! Previously, all of their hardware was on-site. Now, The City of Lexington has moved its telephone services into the cloud with Carolina Digital Phone. Before the move, he says, they relied on their telephone vendor heavily for support - all the...

29 October, 2021 /

If you thought ransomware was scary, now the world of cybersecurity is contending with an even more diabolical threat - killware. No, we’re not talking about SkyNet, the self-aware AI computer security network from the Terminator movies hell-bent on destroying all humans. But the idea of cyberattacks actually designed to kill people is, apparently, all too real. After the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack in the Spring of 2021 - which disrupted a major fuel delivery pipeline and resulted in the company paying a $4.4 million ransom -  companies large and small are on edge. And with good reason, according to Homeland...

15 October, 2021 /
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