Greensboro city manager announces goal to build 10,000 housing units
The proposal looks to add one-third of the units Guilford County needs by 2030, according to a study.
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Greensboro report shows steady growth but sharp demand for housing
The sustained growth comes as a study shows the region needs more than 32,000 new residential units.
Commemorating a historic Black neighborhood's past and advocating for its future
"Connecting our Past: The History and Culture of Boston-Thurmond" is a new exhibit showcasing the history and evolution of the Boston Thurmond neighborhood in Winston-Salem. The exhibit aims to raise awareness about the neighborhood's past, present, and future, focusing on issues like infrastructure justice, gentrification and community resilience.
Boone Council to address lack of exemptions for emergency relief housing
Boone’s ordinance that guides land use and buildings did not have an exemption for temporary structures for relief efforts. So town officials last week came together to propose changes to those guidelines.
How to be not lonely? 'Cohousing' is an answer for some people
In cohousing communities, neighbors share common spaces, chores and a sense of connection that benefits everyone. For some, it's an answer to the isolation of parenting that many families feel today.
Winston-Salem City Council approves its bold plan for the future
Twenty years from now, Winston-Salem and Forsyth County aim to have attainable housing, strong economic opportunities, accessible public spaces and a sustainable environment. That’s the vision laid out in Forward 2045, the comprehensive plan approved by city council Monday.
Piedmont Craftsmen Guild embraces western NC artists impacted by Helene
In the wake of Helene, many craftspeople in western North Carolina lost their studios due to severe flooding. The Piedmont Craftsmen Guild in Winston-Salem is lowering entrance fees and housing costs to give these artists and others an opportunity to share their work at the guild's 61st annual fair on November 23-24.
Legal Aid of North Carolina to hold free community clinics for disaster relief
Legal Aid of North Carolina provides a host of services to Hurricane Helene survivors including information about legal rights, answering questions regarding insurance policies, assisting with FEMA, appeals and recoupment of benefits, and providing housing support for homeowners and renters.
Greensboro City Council approves contract for winter sheltering, issues sharp criticism of Interactive Resource Center
The IRC has faced scrutiny since moving to a 24/7 model earlier this year with community members and city officials raising safety concerns.
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.