The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce announced a change in leadership this week, with Geoff Foster officially stepping into the role of chair of the Chamber’s Board of Directors during the organization’s Annual Celebration.

The event was held at Topgolf Greensboro and it brought together business and community leaders in an attempt to reflect on the past year of business life in Greensboro and look ahead to the future….

Guilford County officials will gather Thursday afternoon to officially cut the ribbon on a project that’s been years in the making – the Reverend Prince Edward Graves Recovery and Treatment Center at 1411 Lees Chapel Rd.

The ceremony is scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 12 at 4 p.m., with county leaders hosting a ribbon-cutting and open house at the newly renovated facility….

When it came to approving $2 billion in school bond funding in recent years and a total debt with interest of well over $3 billion, the voters of the county got to decide.  But when it comes to the next massive funding plan – a $572 million capital improvement plan that means tearing down the Truist Bank Building and building a new county government complex with a sky bridge connected to the Old Guilford County Court house – there are no plans to put the funding up to a vote of county residents….

City of Greensboro crews are continuing round-the-clock work following the last two major winter weather events, and now efforts are focused on clearing the remaining snow and ice from roads and catching up on solid waste and recycling collection.

Road clearing operations are still underway…

The Triad Business Journal announced this week that it will end its print edition and move to an all-digital format – marking another significant moment in the long, slow retreat of printed newspapers in the Triad.

The change is scheduled to take effect this summer and it will leave the Triad Business Journal as a digital-only publication after more than a quarter of a century in print…