7:11pm Jul 02, 2021
Environment
Environment
Greensboro
-
-
5:25pm Jul 01, 2021Politics & Government Politics & GovernmentMunicipal Election Filings Begin, But Not For Greensboro
The filing period for most of the state’s municipal elections begins Friday.
-
5:13pm Jun 14, 2021Politics & Government Politics & GovernmentTriad Cities Weigh Whether To Reopen Council Meetings To The Public
For the first time in more than a year, the Greensboro City Council is planning to allow members of the public to attend its meetings in-person, but only under certain circumstances.
-
6:50am Jun 14, 2021Transportation TransportationGreensboro Transit Agency Expands Sunday Bus Routes
The Greensboro Transit Agency or GTA is expanding services for riders on Sundays. The new hours come in response to long-time rider requests.
-
10:47am Jun 02, 2021Politics & Government Politics & GovernmentCity Council Says It Will Not Pursue Independent Investigation Into Death Of Marcus Smith
-
10:53pm Jun 01, 2021Race RaceAt Greensboro Rally For Brown, A Call To Also Remember Local Cases
A planned series of rallies in cities across the state Tuesday once again put the spotlight on the case of Andrew Brown Jr., a Black man who was shot to death by authorities in Elizabeth City.
-
4:46pm May 27, 2021Culture CultureReport Finds Equity Among The Strong Points For Winston-Salem Parks
A national survey of park systems ranks Winston-Salem in the bottom quarter of top cities.
-
4:18pm May 27, 2021Arts ArtsNC Folk Festival Returns To In-Person Events This Fall
The North Carolina Folk Festival will take place in person this September. This follows last year’s virtual presentation.
-
9:00am May 14, 2021Race Race Music & CultureMagnolia House Raises Funds For Renovations To Open As Inn This Fall
The team behind the Magnolia House, a historic landmark in Greensboro, is raising the funds necessary to br
-
10:32am May 12, 2021Politics & Government Politics & GovernmentGreensboro City Manager David Parrish To Step Down In June
Greensboro City Manager David Parrish is resigning after nearly nine years of service to his hometown.
-
10:49am May 07, 2021Refugees Refugees Politics & Government ImmigrationU.S. Considers Greensboro Site To House Unaccompanied Minors
Federal officials are considering a former Greensboro private school as a transitional housing site for unaccompanied refugee minors.
-
10:16am Apr 23, 2021Race Race Politics & GovernmentGreensboro Council Ousts Zoning Commissioner For 'Disrespectful' Conduct
The Greensboro City Council has removed a Zoning Commission member after he refused to properly address a Black doctor by her formal title.
iTunes Podcast