Shannon Sharpe blasts North Carolina A&T after failed GHOE live appearance
On the latest edition of the Nightcap podcast, Shannon Sharpe announced that he would not be broadcasting live from North Carolina at his homecoming. On October 26, Nightcap announced that they would be broadcasting from North Carolina A&T on Thursday afternoon at 1:15 pm. However, Sharpe detailed a process of miscommunication and changing […] The post Shannon Sharpe blasts North Carolina A&T after failed GHOE live appearance appeared first on ClutchPoints.
North Church Street revitalization focus of consultants’ work
Nearly 30 people visited Burlington’s city hall on Monday for the public debut of a plan that seeks to revitalize the city’s once-bustling North Church Street corridor. At 6:00 p.m. that evening, city staff members joined consultants from the firm of Freese & Nichols for an hour-long “open house” to introduce residents to this corridor plan. Then at 7:00 p.m., Alexis Garcia, a consultant with the Charlotte-based firm, formally presented the plan during a regularly-scheduled meeting of Burlington
Greensboro city leaders discussing parking
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Downtown Greensboro’s parking plan is back in front of city leaders. “We have a lot of activity downtown, especially on Elm Street, so we need designated signs for them to park so they won’t get tickets,” said Don Jones, a Greensboro resident. “We want to improve legibility by making sure the […]
County wraps up new 9-1-1 center, prepares to begin work on Mebane EMS base
The coming few months could make for some significant milestones in a number of big-ticket capital projects that are currently on the to-do list of Alamance County’s government. Early next month, the county’s administrators expect to present the board of commissioners with a contract for a much-discussed ambulance base...
Wake teen arrested in class in connection with Burlington shooting
A Wake County high school student was arrested in class on Wednesday in connection with a shooting at Alamance Crossing.
Greensboro Says RSVP For Bulk Trash And Take Batteries To Patterson Street
Greensboro residents who have gotten used to putting old furniture, mattresses and other large items at the curb every other week will have to change their routine beginning in February 2027. The city’s Solid Waste and Recycling Department is eliminating regularly scheduled bulk trash collection and replacing it with an...
Centenarians Lead North Carolina A&T’s 100th Homecoming Parade
As North Carolina A&T State University gears up for its momentous centennial homecoming, a group of distinguished alumni, each aged 100 or more, will take the spotlight as honorary grand marshals. This remarkable gathering is part of the university’s 100th Homecoming celebrations, promising a weekend filled with nostalgia and pride.
Inside the Fight to Protect the Youth Vote
More than 80 percent of eligible voters aged 18 to 29 in key battleground states said that they "probably" or "definitely" plan to vote in the upcoming midterm elections, according to a recent survey. Despite this enthusiasm, deep concerns remain that thousands of student voters may be thwarted from casting their ballot come November by an absence of polling sites on college campuses.
Pedestrian killed while crossing street on Cone Boulevard in Greensboro
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A pedestrian is dead following a crash on Tuesday morning on Cone Boulevard, according to the Greensboro Police Department. At around 7:42 a.m. on Tuesday, public safety personnel came to the area of East Cone Boulevard near US 29 North after receiving a report of a crash. Investigators say that a […]
Whatley stops in Guilford, Rockingham counties in final campaign push
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley is making a final push across North Carolina ahead of next week's midterm elections. Whatley held a get-out-the-vote rally in Greensboro Tuesday, following campaign stops in Huntersville and Reidsville earlier this week. He's been criticizing his opponent, Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper, over his...

















