Greensboro Urban Ministry takes new approach to winter sheltering with the help of local churches
The program will provide more than 150 beds during the winter for those in need in the city of Greensboro.
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Greensboro Kwanzaa Collective kick off 15th annual celebration
The family-friendly events include a candelight ceremony, music, food and storytelling.
After year of controversy, Greensboro's Interactive Resource Center looks for reset
The nonprofit's leadership discussed what's next for the day center and some of the challenges faced over the past year.
Greensboro police look to spread holiday joy with gift-giving program
More than 50 families and 200 seniors are expected to benefit from the initiative.
City of Greensboro to demolish one of its downtown parking decks
The city is moving forward with plans to close the Bellemeade Street Parking Deck due to costs.
Interactive Resource Center in Greensboro announces executive director's resignation
The IRC has faced scrutiny from local leaders and residents in Greensboro about safety concerns in recent months.
Greensboro will open its first adaptive mountain bike trail
The trail will accommodate more versatile equipment that is wider, longer or heavier than a standard bike.
Creative Greensboro awards $285K to local arts and culture organizations
Fifteen local nonprofits were awarded the money to help support their creative programming.
Greensboro demolishes Regency Inn paving the way for a new housing project
The site is where a housing initiative was set to be established before the city and a nonprofit chosen to run it couldn't agree on terms for a deal.
Greensboro City Council votes to cap and cover contaminated soil at Bingham Park
The park was opened in the 1970s atop an unregulated landfill, but has garnered increased attention as residents have pushed for the contaminated soil in the area to be removed.