All aboard: Atlantic & Yadkin bridge nears completion
A new pedestrian bridge soon will restore the greenway’s direct route of travel. SOURCE
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Skip Wants Chicago-Style Crime-Fighting in Guilford: Will GOP Commissioners Go “Full Robbie” Again?
Some of us might laugh out loud at the prospect of adopting crime-fighting ideas from the city of Chicago to be used in Greensboro. But…
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Two men identified in deadly Greensboro apartment shooting
Greensboro Police are investigating a late night double homicide.
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Greensboro police identify the two victims from the fatal shooting homicide at Stonesthrow apartments
CITY OF GREENSBORO Contact: Ronald Glenn FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Phone: 336-574-4002 Homicide Update GREENSBORO, NC (August 18, 2018) – Both victims succumbed to their injuries…
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Lead experts tell Guilford schools, good start, but keep working on issue
The district recently tested a single tap at more than 100 buildings and found three with elevated lead levels. The experts said if schools test…
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Developer to bring $27.7M downtown project to city council
A developer is planning to build up to 90 apartments, townhomes and row houses on a three-acre site at the southwest corner of South Elm Street and Gate City Boulevard – if the Greensboro City Council votes Tuesday to sell the property to an LLC affiliated with Arden Communities of Winston-Salem.
The manager of developer Greenline Holdings II LLC is Stuart Parks, managing member of Arden Group. The development is convenient to Greensboro’s Union Square Campus, which opened in 2016.
Arden Communities…
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Parents ask for assurances that school water is safe
About 30 parents, students and staff gathered for a meeting with school leaders Thursday night to discuss the safety of water from taps at school…
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In defense of Budd: no sensible congressman would subject himself to townhall meeting
I respectfully disagree with letter writer Dwight Wyland (Aug. 8), who does not think Congressman Ted Budd is in touch with his constituents because he has not held a face-to-face town hall meeting since being elected.
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Skip Wants Chicago-Style Crime-Fighting in Guilford: Will GOP Commissioners Go “Full Robbie” Again?
Some of us might laugh out loud at the prospect of adopting crime-fighting ideas from the city of Chicago to be used in Greensboro. But…
Read MoreTwo men identified in deadly Greensboro apartment shooting
Greensboro Police are investigating a late night double homicide.
Greensboro police identify the two victims from the fatal shooting homicide at Stonesthrow apartments
CITY OF GREENSBORO Contact: Ronald Glenn FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Phone: 336-574-4002 Homicide Update GREENSBORO, NC (August 18, 2018) – Both victims succumbed to their injuries…
Read MoreLead experts tell Guilford schools, good start, but keep working on issue
The district recently tested a single tap at more than 100 buildings and found three with elevated lead levels. The experts said if schools test…
Read MoreDeveloper to bring $27.7M downtown project to city council
A developer is planning to build up to 90 apartments, townhomes and row houses on a three-acre site at the southwest corner of South Elm Street and Gate City Boulevard – if the Greensboro City Council votes Tuesday to sell the property to an LLC affiliated with Arden Communities of Winston-Salem.
The manager of developer Greenline Holdings II LLC is Stuart Parks, managing member of Arden Group. The development is convenient to Greensboro’s Union Square Campus, which opened in 2016.
Arden Communities…
Parents ask for assurances that school water is safe
About 30 parents, students and staff gathered for a meeting with school leaders Thursday night to discuss the safety of water from taps at school…
Read MoreIn defense of Budd: no sensible congressman would subject himself to townhall meeting
I respectfully disagree with letter writer Dwight Wyland (Aug. 8), who does not think Congressman Ted Budd is in touch with his constituents because he has not held a face-to-face town hall meeting since being elected.
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