Greensboro

A documentary will screen in Greensboro this month that explores the stories of Haitian women, known as Madan Sara, who play a pivotal role in the country’s economy. They are in charge of managing all the logistics of bringing food and other essentials to the local market in Haiti. 

The City of Greensboro is going to use federal grant money to develop a regionwide traffic safety plan. 

The short-term rental business may be in for some big changes in the Triad. 

The City of Greensboro has opened a new space to assist those experiencing homelessness.

Voting rights advocates in Greensboro rallied against a North Carolina case that’s now being heard in the U.S. Supreme Court.

A group of Latino organizations is kicking off the holiday season by organizing a free fair for Greensboro’s community.

An exhibit in Greensboro that honors women will soon be recognizing additional community members who have made notable contributions to the city.

FaithAction International House is hosting their yearly multicultural Thanksgiving Monday, November 14.

College Park Baptist Church found itself in the news last week when the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee voted to remove it from its rolls because of its “open affirmation, approval and endorsement of homosexual behavior." That action came 23 years after the congregation itself voted to leave the SBC, but according to the Executive Committee, it had remained on its rolls until now.