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Possible changes coming to Spring Garden Street corridor in Greensboro: ‘Want to see a...

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Greensboro city staff are hoping people will share their thoughts on ways to improve Spring Garden Street at a community input session that will shape the future of the corridor. The Spring Garden Street Corridor plan seeks to address traffic, safety and beautification. Interim Planning...
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Man Charged With Murder In Greensboro’s Third Homicide Of The Year

Greensboro police say they’ve made an arrest in connection with the city’s third homicide of 2026 – but, as is often the case early in an investigation, many key questions remain unanswered. According to the Greensboro Police Department, officers were called to the 3300 block of North...
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Town mgr. proposes 5¢ (14.3%) hike in property taxes, 5% increase in water and...

Elon’s town manager has unveiled a proposed budget that would add 5 cents (or 14.3 percent) to the town’s property tax rate in order to cover an anticipated increase in spending that barely exceeds half a percentage point. Town manager Richard Roedner conceded that this prospective spending plan...
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ALE wraps up Forsyth County fatal crash investigation

The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division (ALE) has finished its investigation into a March 8 fatal crash in Forsyth County that involved underage drinking. ALE agents found that two people under 21 drank liquor at a park in Yadkin County before driving to Winston-Salem, where the crash occurred. The driver...
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City Takes Aim At Deadliest Roads And Speeding

There’s an old saying: “Georgia drivers, no survivors.”. Greensboro drivers aren’t quite that bad but the city certainly has some terrible drivers who frequently create dangerous conditions. Many Greensboro drivers don’t know that there is a lever on their steering wheel that alerts others of their intention to turn;...
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📢 Comment on Greensboro’s Draft Transportation Safety Plan by April 23

The Greensboro Urban Area MPO has released its Draft Comprehensive Safety Action Plan for public review. The plan outlines strategies to reduce serious injuries and fatalities on local roads and will guide future safety investments across the Greensboro urban area, including nearby towns in Guilford County.
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Actor Michael Ealy to speak in Greensboro for NC A&T State University Chancellor’s Speaker...

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — North Carolina A&T State University is excited to announce award-winning actor Michael Ealy as the guest speaker for the Spring 2026 edition of the Chancellor’s Speaker Series, “Quarter Zips and Matcha Moods,” according to a news release. A&T will welcome Ealy on Tuesday, April 7, at 6 p.m....
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Step Inside This Incredible North Carolina Car Museum That Will Whisk You Back In...

Time travel exists, and it’s parked in Kernersville, North Carolina, gleaming under museum lights and smelling faintly of leather and possibility. The Kernersville Auto Museum isn’t just a collection of old cars; it’s a portal to every decade when chrome was king and driving meant something more than getting from...
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Greensboro among NC cities expanding jail diversion program

Greensboro is getting state funding to expand a jail diversion program for people experiencing addiction. Governor Josh Stein announced the city is among several communities sharing a $1.5 million investment to grow Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion, or LEAD, programs across North Carolina. The program allows...
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Koury Corp. announces new tenants for shopping center

The Koury Corporation has secured six additional tenants for a shopping center that will be anchored by a Target store near the intersection of Trollingwood-Hawfields Road and I-85/40. The newest tenants to be announced for the forthcoming, 305,000-square foot mixed-use development, named “Third & Wood,” include:...

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