New budgets come with pay increases in Winston-Salem, Greensboro
Greensboro’s property tax rate remains the same but Winston-Salem’s will increase by almost 4% under the approved plans.
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How the Triad is celebrating Pride Month 2024
Several upcoming events in the Triad are scheduled for LGBTQ Pride Month. Here's a partial list of happenings in Winston-Salem and Greensboro.
Greensboro community meeting turns contentious over proposal to use local landfill
Greensboro residents voiced frustration with city officials about a proposal to move contaminated soil from Bingham Park to a local landfill at a community meeting on Wednesday.
Sustainable packaging manufacturer to build new facility in Greensboro, creating 80 jobs
A major manufacturer plans to build a new facility in Guilford County, creating dozens of new jobs.
Greensboro hosts tours of White Street Landfill to ease residents' concerns
The local landfill is one of three proposed sites city officials are considering using to get rid of contaminated soil in Bingham Park.
Greensboro interim city manager proposes $802M budget
The city of Greensboro's proposed budget includes raising the minimum wage for employees and increasing starting salaries for police and firefighters.
GSO Behavioral Health Response Team aims to make personal connections with residents this month
The team started in 2021 to better respond to mental health crises in the city of Greensboro. Now, members are scheduling one-on-one sessions to meet with the community.
Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan announces she will not seek reelection
Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan announced at a city council meeting Tuesday that she will not seek reelection. Vaughan has served as Greensboro Mayor since 2013.
Greensboro unveils bus network draft as part of long-term effort to make city car-optional
A draft bus network plan includes expanded hours and services as Greensboro looks toward a public transportation-driven future.
Greensboro appears to sever ties with partner in overdue housing project
After months of delays, the city of Greensboro is distancing itself from Step Up on Second, the organization it tapped to convert the Regency Inn into housing for the chronically homeless.