Greensboro Interactive Resource Center announces new executive director
Bennita Curtain will be the fourth person to serve in this role since the day center opened in 2009.
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Cone Health to open new heart center in Greensboro
The Steven D. Bell Family Heart & Vascular Center will provide services such as doctor's appointments, testing and picking up medicine.
Guilford County seeks public comment on comprehensive plan, budget
The Guilford County Planning Board will host a special meeting for the presentation of its updated comprehensive plan on Wednesday.
Hundreds rally in Greensboro to protest Trump administration's policies
The rally was one of hundreds of demonstrations seen over the weekend to denounce Trump and comes just two weeks after similar protests took place.
Guilford County Democratic lawmakers back diversity initiatives amid anti-DEI bills
Three of Guilford County's Democrat state legislators displayed support for the policies as community members voiced worries at a town hall about growing attempts to roll them back.
Interactive Resource Center to host conversation on the rise of working homeless individuals
The IRC will host journalist Brian Goldstone to discuss the increasing number of people who are employed but can't find housing.
Superior Court Judge Lora Cubbage takes job with the city of Greensboro
As a deputy city attorney, Cubbage will represent Greensboro’s public safety departments.
Greensboro launches bus shelter design program to develop young artists
The Neighborhood Arts: Next Up program will pair professional artists with creative youth to come up with digital designs for bus shelters in the city.
Greensboro relocates Doorway Project and extends program through the summer
The pallet-shelter program will be moved to the former motel site the city once planned to turn into permanent supportive housing.
Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan reflects on progress made in final State of the City address
Vaughan highlighted a list of businesses investing in the area that would bring hundreds of jobs to Greensboro.