EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: The last one, but not the end

Featured photo: A Triad City Beat newspaper box off of Walker Avenue in Greensboro taken by Carolyn de Berry during the COVID-19 pandemic. (photo by Carolyn de Berry)When I first started working at Triad City Beat back in late 2014, I had no idea what journalism was or what it entailed. I could never have anticipated the heartbreaks, the joys, the never-ending river of stories that come from the job.I was a freshly graduated college kid looking for the next thing to do when I found an ad for edi

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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: The last one, but not the end

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