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Arpajian will replace current executive director Brian Gray, who has been with the organization for almost 40 years.
Expanded route among changes for Greensboro's Hopper Trolley
In its first year, the Hopper provided more than 52,000 rides.
Local investors buy site of Greensboro's former Triad Stage
A group of local investors has closed on a deal to buy the downtown Greensboro location of the former Triad Stage
City of Greensboro releases recommendations to improve downtown parking
The city of Greensboro has released a new plan to make downtown parking more equitable and efficient.
NC A&T’s self-driving shuttles are making pilot runs to downtown Greensboro
Self-driving shuttles from North Carolina A&T State University have begun making short trips from campus to downtown Greensboro.
Organizers of NC Folk Festival's Songs of Hope & Justice concert plan songwriting program
The North Carolina Folk Festival kicks off with the Songs of Hope and Justice Concert Wednesday at the Carolina Theatre.
Greensboro launches 'Hopper' trolley service to provide free downtown transportation
The city of Greensboro's free, downtown Hopper trolleys are now in service.
Greensboro rethinks downtown parking as needs change following pandemic
Greensboro could see changes to its downtown parking in the coming year as city officials respond to new needs.
An outdoor dining upgrade is coming to downtown Greensboro
Greensboro restaurant-goers will have several enhanced dining locations from which to choose this weekend with the addition of new outdoor patios at more than a dozen downt
GSO council approves $2 million for civil rights museum building purchase
The Greensboro City Council has approved a measure to give $2 million to the International Civil Rights Center & Museu