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Guilford County’s $1.7 Billion School Bond May Be Headed To Court
One week ago, after his complaint against the $1.7 billion school bond referendum was denied by the NC State Board of Elections, former Guilford County Commissioner Alan Branson sounded like that would be the end of the road for his quest to defeat the bond – however, on Wednesday, July 6, a newly energized Branson said it was “likely” that he would continue the challenge in court.Read More »
City Council Delays Proposed Development In East Greensboro
The Greensboro City Council appears to be an impediment to …Motion To Dismiss Filed In Police Officer Hamilton’s Case
Former Greensboro Police Officer Matthew Hamilton was charged with manslaughter …Despite What City Council Says There Is No 7-7-7 Rule
On Tuesday, June 21, the Greensboro City Council voted unanimously …County Audit Committee To Meet With County Attorney Behind Closed Doors
It always raises eyebrows at least a little when Guilford …Guilford Commissioners To Learn How To Handle Emergencies
The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) – a …Early Voting In The Postponed And Delayed City Council Election Starts Thursday
Early voting for the Tuesday, July 26, 2022 City Council …City Council Discusses Taking Control Of Council Work Sessions
The Greensboro City Council at the Thursday, June 30 work …High Point Mourns Loss Of Community Leader David Hayworth
On Friday, July 1, the city of High Point lost …Suspect Pleads Guilty To 2018 Murder Of Guilford Man
On Friday, July 1, the Guilford County Sheriff’s Department reported …The 73rd Annual Kirkwood Fourth Of July Parade Is Monday
The 73rd annual Kirkwood Parade will be held on Monday, …City Delays Roll Back Fine While Providing Misinformation About Ordinance
Greensboro has backed off implementing a $25 fine for having …Former County Commissioner Ray Trapp Battling Cancer
Former Guilford County Commissioner Ray Trapp, one of the most …Former Guilford County Schools Chief Of Staff Nora Carr Dies
Nora Carr, a central leader of Guilford County Schools for …Raises For Greensboro Police Don’t Keep Pace With Other Cities
The Greensboro City Council has been patting itself on the …Historic Tax Increase No Big Deal For City Council
The budget approved by the Greensboro City Council last week …Uncle Sam To Jam Sober In High Point On The Fourth
The party on the Fourth has been a High Point …
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Small Business Saturday – Downtown Greensboro 2021
Come visit downtown businesses on small business Saturday the 27th for great deals. Local artists and musicians will be performing …Read More »
Letters to the Editor
Letters To The Editor: July 5, 2022
Green Party Denied Ballot Access Dear Editor, The North Carolina Green Party was denied ballot access by the State Board …Read More »
Ask Carolyn
Ask Carolyn: July 1, 2022
Dear Carolyn: My ex wants alimony, but she had a relationship with a guy when we separated. She says I …Read More »
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During the last weeks of April and the early weeks of May every year, college students are studying and taking …Read More »
Notice of Foreclosure Sale of Real Estate
Notice of Foreclosure Sale of Real EstatePlanned Communities In Greater Demand
When it comes to new home communities, bigger is often better, to builders as well as buyers. Master planned communities, or MPCs, are defined as properties for which every …Hold on to Your Wallet
Fraud isn’t exactly rampant in the mortgage field. But it does happen, perhaps more frequently than you’d think. Sometimes, it’s the would-be borrower who commits the crime. Some lie on …