Greensboro Homicide Rate Climbs Toward Record High
With still a few months left in the year, Greensboro has seen a total of 35 homicides. The record for the city was set in 2007 with a total of 39.
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Woman Who Took Took Sanctuary In Greensboro Church Goes Free After Deportation Order Dropped
An undocumented woman from Mexico has left a Greensboro church after taking sanctuary there.
FedEx Adding Hundreds Of Temporary Workers In The Triad
FedEx is planning on hiring 800 seasonal workers in Greensboro.
The company said in a press release that the jobs include package handlers and other support positions.
Court: Group Can't Charge Greensboro Church For Power From Solar Panels
A divided North Carolina appeals court says a clean-energy advocacy group can't install solar panels on a church roof and charge for the electricity generated.
Goodbye National Folk Festival, Hello North Carolina Folk Festival
Hundreds of traditional musicians, craftspeople and dancers gathered over the weekend in the Triad for the 77th National Folk Festival.
Triad 'Dreamers' Petition Rep. Walker For DACA Help
People protected by the “Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals” rule – or DACA – gathered in Greensboro Tuesday to ask for U.S. Rep. Mark Walker's support.
New Road, Ralph C. Johnson Way, Connects Parts Of Northeast Greensboro
A road project nearly two decades in the making has finally opened in Greensboro. The new Ralph C. Johnson Way now links White Street to East Cone Boulevard.
Community Theatre Of Greensboro Names Austin Petty As New Executive Director
The Community Theater of Greensboro is welcoming a new executive director.
Charlottesville Events Parallel Violent Conflict In Greensboro's Past
The white nationalist rally in Charlottesville that left a counter-protester dead is sparking debate about free speech in America. The violent clash and its aftermath parallel a similar event that happened in the Triad decades ago.
