Weeks Hardwood Flooring – Style That Suits Your Family
Presenting the largest showroom for prefinished hardwood, custom hardwood flooring and site-finished hardwood flooring in the Piedmont Triad, Weeks Hardwood Flooring has been treating loyal clients as trusted friends since 1979. While their spacious new showroom address may say Greensboro, the Weeks team is a mere 20 m
City of Greensboro South Elm Street Pedestrian Plaza Pilot Program rescheduled
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The City of Greensboro decided more time was needed to pull off its plan for the South Elm Street Pedestrian Plaza Pilot Program, which was originally scheduled to take place on Monday, Aug. 3. To further expand the South Elm Street Pedestrian Plaza Pilot Program, the event will be rescheduled
Lenovo invests $145M to double Whitsett campus
WHITSETT — A $145 million investment is doubling the size of Lenovo’s Guilford County manufacturing campus, where the technology company is expanding domestic production of servers and other high-performance computing equipment amid growing demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Executives marked the expans
Commissioners Asked To Add Nearly $40 Million To Erwin Montessori Project
Anyone who’s been to the supermarket or filled up their car with gas recently knows that the prices of just about everything are going up, up and away. The impact of the Iran war on fuel, fertilizer and materials prices is making matters worse, and totally out-of-control government spending at the local, state and fede
Audit confirms NC A&T gave students over $700,000 in tuition assistance because of connections...
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A financial report prepared by North Carolina State Auditor Dave Boliek on Friday confirmed that members of the administration from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greensboro awarded improper student financial assistance to family and friends that wasn’t merit-bas
Pergola Progress: Preservation Begins with Paying Attention
Visitors arriving at Körner’s Folly may have noticed that work is underway around the historic pergola that once served as a children’s playhouse as well as stable entrance. Although the pergola has long been one of the property’s quieter architectural features, it remains an important part of the landscape Jule Körner
Great weather to end the week in the Piedmont Triad
PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — We are ending the work week with beautiful weather! Enjoy mostly sunny skies today with highs around 87 degrees. The UV Index is 10 out of 11. High, thin clouds begin to roll into our skies overnight from west to east. Lows dip into the upper-60s. A cold front is headed […]
Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen in Greensboro going strong, serving up support for...
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Downtown Greensboro restaurants are continuing to work together through the Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen meal box program. After launching earlier this year, organizers say the effort is still growing, with August subscription boxes now available to purchase. Organizers say after a slower Jul
Greensboro man uncovers Great Wagon Road
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Most people know Jim Dodson either from his books on golf or as the man who runs Greensboro’s very successful O. Henry magazine. But he did a lot of other work as well. “I have a 55-year-old journalism career behind me, and I wrote a lot of history about the South,” Dodson said. […]
Burlington business sues online payment co. over $122K in unauthorized withdrawals
A Burlington business owner is suing the parent company for the widely-used online payment platform, Square, to recover alleged outstanding payments that she says were illegally diverted from her bank account. The business owner, Karen Wilkinson, initially filed a lawsuit in Alamance County superior court against Block

















