Guilford County

County officials are seeking residents' input on a draft plan that will serve as a guidebook in several policy areas over the next few decades.

The financial incentive package would help the Greensboro-based business expand its footprint while creating at least 26 new, full-time jobs.

The Guilford County Division of Public Health is employing an online survey for residents to share their thoughts on the state of public health in the area.

The Board of Commissioners also approved a resolution to put a quarter-cent sales tax increase on the ballot this November.

The plan will help guide the county's direction for its recreational spaces, which includes 17 area parks and over 60 miles of trails and greenways.

Guilford County Schools will be providing meals at no cost to children under the age of 18 this summer. The program starts next week and runs through the middle of August. 

A local nonprofit reports seeing more families with young children and people over the age of 50 experiencing homelessness in Guilford County.

The budget includes no property tax increase and funding for several new positions, including social service workers to handle reports of abuse or neglect.

The county is seeking program ideas that could help in areas such as connecting people to work or social services.