A Greensboro homeowner wants out of the city limits. Will state lawmakers intervene?
A property owner who wants to leave the city of Greensboro is asking state lawmakers for help.
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ACC is moving its women's basketball tournament from Greensboro to the Atlanta area in 2026
The Atlantic Coast Conference women's basketball tournament will move from its longtime home in North Carolina to the Atlanta area in 2026.
The Guilford College Bryan Series to end in April
The speaker series was originally free but became a subscription model around the same time organizers moved it off campus. It’s been held at the Tanger Center since 2022.
Federal cuts jeopardize support for 300 Greensboro refugees
Trump administration cuts have forced a Greensboro refugee resettlement nonprofit to furlough staff and find new funding to support their clients.
Hundreds attend Greensboro rally protesting GOP efforts to throw out NC ballots
Hundreds gathered in Greensboro to protest a legal challenge by Republican Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin, who is seeking to invalidate 65,000 ballots from the November election.
Hundreds gather at Senator Tillis' Greensboro office to protest Trump's actions
They demanded that Tillis vote against Russ Vought as President Trump’s budget director. Vought is a key architect of Project 2025.
Greensboro History Museum to hold 9th annual Lunar New Year Celebration
The Greensboro History Museum will host a Lunar New Year Celebration on Saturday. Feb. 8.
Greensboro's Trash Bash highlights the art of reusing
The city of Greensboro has partnered with a nonprofit to raise awareness about reusing old materials.
Warming shelters open in the Triad as nighttime temperatures drop
The city of Greensboro activated its White Flag warming centers to be used Monday night from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. at Greensboro Urban Ministry and Glenwood Recreation Center.
In Greensboro, a historically African American neighborhood makes the National Register of Historic Places
Preservation efforts for the South Benbow Road Historic District in Greensboro began a decade ago to recognize the 1950s-era African-American architects who lived and worked there. The district includes 450 contributing structures.