Greensboro College unveiled a new athletics logo on Wednesday, April 17 as part of on-campus celebration of the college’s annual Give4GC 24-hour day of giving.

The Greensboro Transit Authority (GTA) that oversees the city bus system was abolished by a unanimous vote of the Greensboro City Council at the Tuesday, April 16 meeting.

It’s not exactly the State of the Union address delivered each year by the president; however, the annual “State of the County” address acts as an important barometer each year that helps summarize where Guilford County government’s mindset is at the present time and what the coming year is expected to hold.

On May 21 the Greensboro City Council plans to pass a “Good Repair Ordinance” that would set minimum standards for all nonresidential buildings in the city.

They say there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but there is most certainly such a thing as a free ride: Area public transportation providers – as well as those across the country – will be providing free rides on Thursday, April 25.  It’s part of a new national awareness and advocacy day – National Get On Board Day – meant to get more people familiar with public transportation, including those who don’t usually – or who never – use that form of transit.