Greensboro Officials Discuss Flood Hazard Mitigation
The City of Greensboro is exploring new ways to reduce and prevent flood damage.
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Greensboro Launches Online Survey To Assess Affordable Housing Needs
City leaders in Greensboro are working on a 10-year affordable housing plan.
New Development At Greensboro Park Will Add Inclusive Playground
The project at Keeley Park in northeast Greensboro means $2.2 million of improveme
Clergy Request Apology From City For Its Role In Greensboro Massacre
A group of Greensboro clergy and civil rights leaders is asking for an apology from the city for its role in the 1979 Greensboro Massacre.
Participatory Budgeting Greensboro Engages New Voices In Democratic Process
Greensboro residents ages 14 and older will soon begin deciding how to spend a half-million dollars in City funds.
Proposed Greensboro Budget Includes First Property Tax Increase In Over A Decade
Greensboro residents haven't seen a property tax increase in more than a decade, but that could soon change.
State Says 'Serious' Safety Violations Led To Worker's Fatal Fall
The North Carolina Department of Labor has cited the city of Greensboro and its water resources department for “serious” safety violations after a city employee fell to her death last November at a
One Year Later: How Greensboro Is Still Recovering From EF2 Tornado
On Sunday, April 15, 2018, an EF2 tornado touched down on the eastern side of Greensboro.
Greensboro Using Technology To Help Make City Roads Safer
Some Greensboro motorists will soon have access to new information that could make driving safer.
Greensboro Adopts New Rules For Electric Scooters
The City of Greensboro on Tuesday adopted new rules, effective immediately, for the use of electric scooters. The ordinances apply to riders as well as businesses marketing the vehicles.