Young manager Miguel Pérez set for first season with Grasshoppers
The 35-year-old former catcher will lead the first Pirates’ affiliate to call Greensboro home. SOURCE
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After meeting with appeals panel, Bennett College leader remains ‘hopeful for a favorable outcome’
The private women’s college expects to get a ruling on its accreditation appeal by next Monday. SOURCE
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Next TEDxGreensboro forum features 14 of Greensboro’s thinkers, doers
TEDxGreensboro will showcase an all-day forum on April 4 in which 14 of Greensboro’s thinkers and doers share ideas and entertainment around the theme of…
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Triad Stage brings holiday shows to Greensboro, Winston-Salem next season
Triad Stage will present holiday shows in both Greensboro and Winston-Salem, in addition to five MainStage productions in Greensboro for its 19th season in 2019-20….
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Craft distillers’ group says state ABC monopoly harms producers, consumers
The Distillers Association of North Carolina, calling the state’s system of controlling liquor “an 80-year-old regulatory scheme,” is urging lawmakers to reform and modernize the…
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Elon Women’s Tennis Rallies to Stun Davidson in Greensboro
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Trailing 3-0 in the match after dropping the doubles point and courts five and four at the start of singles, Elon University…
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With 8 dead from overdoses so far this year, police, health professionals come together to battle opioid crisis
About a dozen people attended the opioid symposium at the Lewis Community Recreation Center where officials shared statistics and information on efforts police and the…
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Tough public comments send council members ‘running for cover’
Council member Sharon Hightower said it is hypocritical for her colleagues to have campaigned for office on promises of open government, initially invite public comment in town halls and then run for cover when people don’t comment to their liking.
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After meeting with appeals panel, Bennett College leader remains ‘hopeful for a favorable outcome’
The private women’s college expects to get a ruling on its accreditation appeal by next Monday. SOURCE
Read MoreNext TEDxGreensboro forum features 14 of Greensboro’s thinkers, doers
TEDxGreensboro will showcase an all-day forum on April 4 in which 14 of Greensboro’s thinkers and doers share ideas and entertainment around the theme of…
Read MoreTriad Stage brings holiday shows to Greensboro, Winston-Salem next season
Triad Stage will present holiday shows in both Greensboro and Winston-Salem, in addition to five MainStage productions in Greensboro for its 19th season in 2019-20….
Read MoreCraft distillers’ group says state ABC monopoly harms producers, consumers
The Distillers Association of North Carolina, calling the state’s system of controlling liquor “an 80-year-old regulatory scheme,” is urging lawmakers to reform and modernize the…
Read MoreElon Women’s Tennis Rallies to Stun Davidson in Greensboro
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Trailing 3-0 in the match after dropping the doubles point and courts five and four at the start of singles, Elon University…
Read MoreWith 8 dead from overdoses so far this year, police, health professionals come together to battle opioid crisis
About a dozen people attended the opioid symposium at the Lewis Community Recreation Center where officials shared statistics and information on efforts police and the…
Read MoreTough public comments send council members ‘running for cover’
Council member Sharon Hightower said it is hypocritical for her colleagues to have campaigned for office on promises of open government, initially invite public comment in town halls and then run for cover when people don’t comment to their liking.
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