Sad news to begin this week’s Served column: According to my Facebook feed, Green’s Supper Club on Highway 29 is falling into foreclosure. One of the last institutions of its kind, the supper club is also where I had my very first drink in Greensboro. Sad news; I’ll likely stop by for one more plate of prime rib before it goes.

Room for more? As a result of the government shutdown in Minnesota, more than 300 bars across the state are unable to order more liquor or cigarettes because their licenses have expired. Shortages are scheduled to begin in September..

Its early spring, or so Im told, and its what you do now in your backyard plot that makes your garden grow also, so Im told. But if you havent prepped for strawberries yet, Id say youre pretty much out of luck..

The good news is that Triad Restaurant Week, wherein all your favorite Triad restaurants offer three-course meals at reduced prices, is still going on. The bad news is that it ends on Sunday. Find out the score at www.triadrestaurantweek.com.

What is the deal with Triad restaurants? What better time to ask than Triad Restaurant Week,.

It's been six and a half years since they took over the spot vacated by Macadoo's at the juncture of Davie and Summit, bringing tapas to the downtown restaurant scene. The restaurant's last night will be on Friday..

The air is wet and cold, the leaves are turning and falling and everyone's getting pumped for the biggest free candy score.

Greensboro College seniors Justin Gardin and Amanda Vosloh have opened Wired Coffee in the school's library.