Soccer game is 'way to connect' for refugees and Greensboro city staff
Greensboro has a large population of people displaced from their homelands, a fact the city celebrates annually on World Refugee Day.
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Greensboro signs on to monarch butterfly conservation effort
The City of Greensboro has signed on to a national effort to help protect monarch butterflies.
City of Greensboro addresses water contaminants after new EPA guidelines released
New guidelines from the U.S.
U.S. Selects Greensboro Site To House Unaccompanied Minors
The site of the former American Hebrew Academy in Greensboro will become a housing and education facility for unaccompanied refugee children.
Greensboro Bound Literary Festival brings large and diverse slate of renowned authors to Triad
The Greensboro Bound Literary Festival returns this week in-person for the first time since the pandemic began.
Greensboro mayoral race: Nancy Vaughan makes case for fourth term
Greensboro's primary elections are Tuesday to determine city council members and to narrow the field of mayoral candidates down to two for the upcoming Greensboro municipal general election in July
Greensboro mayoral race: Eric Robert sees himself as a citizens' advocate
Greensboro's nonpartisan primary elections for City Council and mayor take place next Tuesday with the top two mayoral vote-getters squaring off in Greensboro's
Greensboro mayoral race: Outling aims to curb violent crime and improve the city's prosperity
Greensboro's nonpartisan Primary Elections for city council and mayor take place on May 17, with the top two mayoral vote-getters squaring off in Greensboro's municipal general el
Greensboro's aerial sculpture returns to LeBauer Park
A signature part of the downtown Greensboro landscape — the aerial sculpture at LeBauer Park — is back.