O.Henry Magazine

O.Henry Magazine Named for William Sydney Porter, one of the most celebrated writers of the Gilded Age, O.Henry Magaz

O.Henry is a free publication distributed at various Greensboro locations. Look for our Tiffany blue distribution boxes around town or visit our website, www.ohenrymag.com and click on the "Where's O.Henry" tab for a complete list of distribution points.

UNCG’s Spartan Recovery program and The Moth go against the traditions of addiction recovery with this StorySLAM event. ...
11/20/2025

UNCG’s Spartan Recovery program and The Moth go against the traditions of addiction recovery with this StorySLAM event. Read about the members and their stories in ‘So Many Windows’ here: https://ohenrymag.com/so-many-windows/.

Written by: Brian Clarey
Photography by: Lynn Hey
Special thanks to UNCG's Spartan Recovery program and The Moth

In this month's Simple Life, Jim Dodson talks about how a special little tune has helped him to keep his head high and l...
11/18/2025

In this month's Simple Life, Jim Dodson talks about how a special little tune has helped him to keep his head high and live life to the fullest after a prostate cancer diagnosis. Read more about his journey in the latest issue here: https://ohenrymag.com/simple-life-151/.

Written by: Jim Dodson
Illustration by: Gerry O'Neill

Mrunalini Ranganathan, a local potter in Greensboro, shares her experience with pottery and what has led her to the pott...
11/13/2025

Mrunalini Ranganathan, a local potter in Greensboro, shares her experience with pottery and what has led her to the pottery wheel. Read more about Miru in our latest issue here: https://ohenrymag.com/kuyathi/

Written by: Cassie Bustamante
Photography by: freeman fotographics

Ron Muir, Harvard Turnbull and Stu Roberts made hockey history for Greensboro in the ’60s by playing on our first ever h...
11/11/2025

Ron Muir, Harvard Turnbull and Stu Roberts made hockey history for Greensboro in the ’60s by playing on our first ever hockey team. Read more about these three Generals and the team that started it all in our latest issue here: https://ohenrymag.com/glory-days/

Sadly, Ron Muir passed away on October 14, 2025, while this story was in production.

By: Ross Howell Jr.
Photography by: Tibor Nemeth

Speaking of generals, we would like to take some time to thank those who have served in the military. Happy Veterans Day and thank you for your service!

In this month’s O.Henry Ending, it seems that Sawyer may have been in over his head. A simple Greensboro Gobbler 5k betw...
11/06/2025

In this month’s O.Henry Ending, it seems that Sawyer may have been in over his head. A simple Greensboro Gobbler 5k between a mother and son quickly takes a sharp turn but ends as a Thanksgiving tradition in the long run. Read more about this story in our latest issue here: https://ohenrymag.com/o-henry-ending-108/

Illustration by: Harry Blair

Our November issue is gliding into stands around town now! Inside you’ll find a feature on the OG Greensboro hockey team...
11/04/2025

Our November issue is gliding into stands around town now! Inside you’ll find a feature on the OG Greensboro hockey team, the Generals, as well as a BTS photo feature of practice. We also sneak into the backyard pottery studio of , visit at and take a look back at the bygone era of shopping malls. Grab your copy and get cozy for a fun reading sesh!

In this month's Simple Life, founding editor Jim Dodson reflects on the month of October, almost behind us now. "Everyth...
10/30/2025

In this month's Simple Life, founding editor Jim Dodson reflects on the month of October, almost behind us now. "Everything from my mood to my golf game, in fact, improves with the arrival of October." Read his musings on the month here: https://ohenrymag.com/simple-life-150/
Illustration by Gerry O'Neill

In "Bat Girl," contributor Sarah Ross Thomson writes about "a summer of darkness to spread my wings," a look back on the...
10/28/2025

In "Bat Girl," contributor Sarah Ross Thomson writes about "a summer of darkness to spread my wings," a look back on the time she took a summer position as an undergraduate research assistant studying bat echolocation at Wake Forest University. Read her tale of these fascinating creatures here: https://ohenrymag.com/pleasures-of-life-4/

In this month's Chaos Theory, editor Cassie Bustamante reflects on signs from the other side: rainbow in a blue, cloudle...
10/23/2025

In this month's Chaos Theory, editor Cassie Bustamante reflects on signs from the other side: rainbow in a blue, cloudless sky; a song played at just the right moment; or a stray dog who brings to mind a beloved friend. "Too fixated on where we are going and knocking out miles-long to-do lists, we often miss them. But, in my case, sometimes the universe gives me a little auditory nudge — a snap of its fingers, so to speak — before showing me the sign I need." Read it here: https://ohenrymag.com/chaos-theory-32/

Out of 380 proposals submitted by cities around the nation, Greensboro was one of only five boroughs selected to host th...
10/21/2025

Out of 380 proposals submitted by cities around the nation, Greensboro was one of only five boroughs selected to host the Library of Congress’ National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature, Mac Barnett. He'll be at N.C. A&T's Harrison Auditorium this Saturday morning, sharing his passion for the picture book; each child in attendance will take home a free book, thanks to Greensboro Bound. In this month's Wandering Billy, Billy Ingram learned about Mac's incredible career journey. Read it here: https://ohenrymag.com/wandering-billy-106/
Photo by Shawn Miller via Library of Congress

Address

1175 Revolution Mill Drive, Suite 11
Greensboro, NC
27405

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when O.Henry Magazine posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to O.Henry Magazine:

Shortcuts

Share

Category