Mayor Nancy Vaughan

Vaughan highlighted a list of businesses investing in the area that would bring hundreds of jobs to Greensboro.

Johnson was elected to Greensboro’s Council in 2011, after serving as the city’s first Black mayor from 2007 to 2009.

During a meeting Tuesday, Greensboro City Council remained mum on the city’s decision to financially settle claims of unwanted touching made against former City Manager T

Vaughan pointed to nearly $9 billion in investments from companies such as Honda Aircraft and Toyota as signs of the city's vitality. She also highlighted the approval of nearly 16,000 potential housing units since 2021, and the launch of the downtown trolley program.

The company is developing a longer-range version — the HondaJet 2600 model — capable of a nonstop transcontinental flight across the United States.

The professional bull riders team Carolina Cowboys will compete in Greensboro this year. The first home event takes place in September.

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

The Greensboro City Council met on Tuesday, and one of the main agenda items was the future of its violence reduction program.

The city of Greensboro is asking for input on a new security ordinance that would focus on nightlife safety issues.