Who cleans up? Thomasville realtor raises concerns after repeated encampments and fire
THOMASVILLE, N.C. — For more than a year, Thomasville Realtor Nathan Hepler says trash and now a fire on a property he is trying to sell have made his job and life more difficult. The vacant property sits just off Interstate 85. Hepler said homeless encampments periodically pop up...
County To Hold Ribbon Cutting For No-Cost Naloxone Vending Machine In High Point
When people first started putting erasers on the other end of pencils there was a huge debate about whether it was a good idea or not because many thought it would encourage people – especially school kids – to be less vigilant about mistakes. However, when it comes to issues like deaths by drug overdose or...
Man sentenced to prison time for firing shots into High Point public housing in...
HIGH POINT, N.C. — A High Point man has been sentenced to nearly four years in federal prison after firing shots into a public housing building, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Rodney Jamirne Moore Jr., 60, was sentenced Wednesday to 46 months in prison for possessing a...
Greensboro Chamber Gets New Board Chair
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...
New car prices average around $50,000. What you need to know about financing, extra...
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Buying or leasing a car right now can feel overwhelming. Prices remain high, interest rates haven’t come down much, and more families are struggling to keep up with car payments. That makes staying on budget more important than ever. Consumer Reports says a little preparation and patience can go a...
Piedmont Triad residents frustrated by FedEx delays amid weather aftermath
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Several customers across the Piedmont Triad say they’re still waiting on packages days, and in some cases weeks, after tracking information showed their deliveries were “out for delivery.”. Many say the issues began after the recent winter storm, but they believe the delays have...
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce hosts weekly restaurant takeover
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The winter months can be challenging for business owners, but the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce is doing its part in supporting local restaurants each Thursday. They are doing it through weekly restaurant takeovers for the entire month of February. Lindsay Shelton, the Manager of Jake’s...
Former District at West Market tenants frustrated over apartment refunds, communication
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Former tenants of a Greensboro apartment complex say they are frustrated with delays in receiving refunds and what they describe as poor communication from property management. Last week, Pfalzgraf Communities asked some former residents of The Distict at West Market via email to return to the...
Guilford County Sheriff’s Office identifies victim of unsolved 2024 McLeansville murder
MCLEANSVILLE, N.C. — Authorities have identified the victim in a 2024 homicide in eastern Guilford County as a 16-year-old boy. The Guilford County Sheriff's Office said David White Jr. was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds inside a home on Harvest Road in McLeansville. Deputies were called to an...
Food Lion Opens New Grocery Store in Greensboro, N.C.; Ken Mabe Comments
SALISBURY, NC - Food Lion has nourished the Greensboro, N.C., community with access to fresh and affordable foods for more than five decades, and today, on Feb. 11, it will open a new location at 3501 N. Elm St. The store will become Food Lion’s 14th location serving the Greensboro area, highlighting the company’s...

















