Let the games begin.
Even before the start of the filing period, a lot of area residents have expressed a desire to take political seats in the next election.
Well, starting right after the July Fourth Weekend, they’ll be allowed to officially toss their hats in the ring by registering to run at the Guilford County Board of Elections.,,
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The Rhino Times has been covering Guilford County government since the early 1990s and, for the first time since then, and perhaps even long before then, the county’s savings account – the “unassigned fund balance,” often described as the financial safety net for local governments – has fallen below the mark of 8 percent of the budget.
That 8 percent mark has long been considered by state finance oversight officials to be the very bare minimum any local government in the state should maintain…
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“Surprise!”
At a top-secret ceremony in downtown Greensboro just after 4 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 28, the assembled group, a Who’s Who of area leaders, didn’t actually shout out that word. However, a very confused Kay Cashion – who’s been a Guilford County commissioner for over two decades – was clearly both surprised and confused.
Everyone had kept this secret from the birthday girl: that the Guilford County Board of Commissioners had decided to dedicate the county-owned building at 201 South Greene St. in Greensboro to Cashion and name it after her thanks to her long-time public service…
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Guilford County government – like county governments across the country – is celebrating “National County Government Month” during the month of April, which, not coincidentally, is National County Government Month…
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City Councilmember Zack Matheny had some choice words about the press release titled “City of Greensboro Statement,” shortly after it was released at 4:57 p.m. on Thursday, March 7, and later he called for a full investigation.
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