Democratic Party pulls support for NC House candidate
The Guilford County Democratic Party is withdrawing its support for a statehouse candidate after inflammatory social media posts she made resurfaced. In a statement, party officials said they “unequivocally reject and condemn” posts by Shelly Headen, the Democratic nominee for North Carolina House District 62. The post
Another North Carolina HBCU shatters enrollment record as Black colleges surge
North Carolina HBCUs continue to hit enrollment records as the 2026-2027 school year is fully underway. The post Another North Carolina HBCU shatters enrollment record as Black colleges surge appeared first on HBCU Gameday .
This North Carolina Nonprofit Arts-And-Crafts Thrift Store Turns Scraps Into A Treasure Hunt
Somewhere in Greensboro, a 15,000-square-foot warehouse is proving that throwing things away may have been a little premature. The shelves are full of creative supplies waiting for somebody with an idea, a glue gun, and questionable self-control. Nothing stays predictable for long. One donation can change an entire ais
Greensboro City Council discusses data center, impact on water resources
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Greensboro Mayor Marikay Abuzuaiter said hosting data center workshops is important to ensure community leaders are protecting the city’s resources. Wednesday afternoon at Greensboro City Hall, leaders hosted the first work session since the city enacted a 180-day moratorium on new data center
Black and minority business owners press NC leaders for new state contracting goals
GREENSBORO — For years, Gerald Carr knew where to turn when his Charlotte construction company needed help navigating North Carolina’s state contracting system. Now, Carr said, the rules have changed and businesses like his are scrambling to figure out what comes next. Carr, CEO of All-Pro Builders and Restorations,
Greensboro firefighters remember being a part of 9/11 recovery efforts
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — David Garrett wasn’t entirely sure what he was about to do. He was a young Greensboro firefighter who drove one of the trucks for Station 10 off Gate City Boulevard. A few months before, on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, he and his colleagues were out on a chest pain […]
Governor’s teacher roundtable talks retention and salary increases
More school counselors and social workers, stronger recognition of educators and additional resources inside and outside the classroom were among the needs current and future teachers raised during a recent roundtable at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein hosted the September
Alamance commissioners face criticism over library committee picks
Alamance County commissioners are getting pushback over who they’ve picked to help shape library policy. The issue dominated public comment at this week’s commission meeting, where speakers accused the board of politicizing the system through their appointments to the Library Committee. “The commission has skirted prot
Greensboro man accused of lying about his age, soliciting 14-year-old on Snapchat then assaulting...
Greensboro man accused of lying about his age, soliciting 14-year-old on Snapchat then assaulting her.
The legacy of Sandy Waugh Bradshaw, a Randolph County native killed on United Flight...
Patricia Waugh stands next to a commemorative 9/11 American flag, holding a portrait of her daughter, Sandy Waugh Bradshaw. This year marks the 25th anniversary of September 11 — the deadliest terrorist attack on the United States. Sandy Waugh Bradshaw was a Greensboro-based flight attendant from North Carolina. She...

















