The Greensboro Transit Authority (GTA), that runs Greensboro’s bus system, is bleeding ridership and money, according to a presentation the GTA is scheduled to make at the Tuesday, Dec. 4 meeting of the Greensboro City Council.
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The Legislative Committee of the Guilford County Board of Education on Wednesday, Nov. 27 approved a funding and legislative agenda to recommend to the full school board. The Legislative Committee also planned the school board’s annual legislative luncheon, tentatively scheduled for Feb. 10 or 11, 2019.
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Holiday events will bring traffic to a halt on many downtown Greensboro streets on Friday, Nov. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 1.
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An unusual spectacle took place in the Guilford County Board of Education chambers on North Eugene Street on Tuesday, Nov. 27: The school board was taken to task for doing everything wrong – and it listened.
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Greensboro will host the U.S. Figure Skating Championships for the third time in 2020, U.S. Figure Skating announced on Tuesday, Nov. 27. The championships will be held Jan. 20 to Jan 26, 2020 at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex.
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The Guilford County Board of Education has proposed a bullying policy that would expand the categories of students protected from bullying – a mirror of constitutionally questionable federal “hate-crime” laws, which are being challenged in cases bubbling up to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Opponents of a plan by Cameron General Contractors to build a retirement home on a 12-acre portion of the old Pilot Life Insurance Co. property have appealed its rezoning to the Greensboro City Council, which will consider the issue at its meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 20.
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The Greensboro Zoning Commission on Monday, Oct. 15 voted 8-to-0 to approve rezoning the old Pilot...
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All 126 schools in the Guilford County school system opened on time Monday, Oct. 15, despite the fact that as of 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, 12 Guilford County public schools were still without power.
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Greensboro is 639 miles inland from Mexico Beach, Florida, where Michael made landfall. But Michael had plenty of punch left for the Gate City. Fortunately, unlike Florence, Michael moved fast so, by dusk, the rainfall and wind were gone but Michael had left a good bit of destruction in its wake.
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Fall has crept up on Guilford County again, which means it’s almost time for the 15th...
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The City of Greensboro Planning Department took suggestions for the future of Greensboro on Friday, Oct. 5, in Center City Park. The event, the first in what the city government is calling PLANIT GSO, was part of the monthly First Friday celebration.
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On Friday, Oct. 5, the showroom of Green Lincoln on West Wendover Avenue was packed with dancers, business people and one dog – a self-described “mutt of indiscriminate origin,” Super Smiley.
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Guilford County Schools students read for more than 3.1 million minutes this summer as part of the school system’s Summer Reading Challenge – started to keep students’ minds sharp over the summer and avoid what’s called the “summer slide.”
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Greensboro Police Chief Wayne Scott and other police officers should be quite visible – and...
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The City of Greensboro this week will begin a public process to update its Comprehensive Plan,...
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Guilford County Schools Superintendent Sharon Contreras donated her $7,500 pay raise for the...
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Guilford County Schools seventh-grade students who showed up for school on Wednesday, Sept. 26...
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Tuesday, Sept. 25 was the last day for Guilford County Schools seventh-graders to attend school...
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The Greensboro City Council, at its Tuesday, Sept. 24 meeting, is scheduled – not for the first...
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The Greensboro Criminal Justice Advisory Commission (CJAC), another step in the city’s...
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Greensboro’s wastewater-treatment system neatly handled the torrents of water dumped on it...
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