City of Greensboro

The review comes a week after former city attorney Chuck Watts announced his retirement.

Cubbage joined the Greensboro attorney's office in March.

The city council approved a rezoning in a largely single-family community in April that would allow for a townhome development.

Chuck Watts worked for the city for six years, and previously served as general counsel for the North Carolina Department of Transportation.

A number of festivals and celebrations are taking place throughout the Piedmont Triad to celebrate Juneteenth in 2025.

The plan includes starting an interdisciplinary coalition to address public safety issues among other things.

Greensboro's "Elm Street Stroll" will allow people to congregate more freely downtown with outdoor dining options, live music, and more.

The website provides real time data points and allows residents to provide feedback.

The proposal includes adjustments such as potential changes to the operating hours for the city's library and parks.

The free event will include a wide range of panels for adults and children.