The Greensboro City Council is making zoning ordinance changes as concerns continue over ICE detention center.
‘Not One, Not Two, But Now, Three Levels of Scrutiny’
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At Home at Pho Hien Vuong
A favorite dish and favorite memories become a favorite restaurant at Pho Hien Vuong.
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Gillespie Wants to ‘Be a Bridge’ on Guilford School Board
Gillespie was appointed to the board more than a decade ago, but didn’t live in the district he was to represent.
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‘Stay the Course’
Guilford County Board of Education member Khem Irby is seeking re-election.
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‘I Understand the Entire System’
Michelle Linster, a Democrat, is running for a seat on the Guilford County Board of Education.
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Back Alley Vibes at Chez Genèse
Low lighting, soft jazz, light bites and libations are the vibe at this new lounge.
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‘Never Tasted Anything Like It’
What’s better than chocolate this Valentine’s Day weekend? Local chocolate.
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Cold Winter Weather Stretched Resources Across Greensboro. How Is the City’s Shelter Program Faring?
A city-sponsored program serving Greensboro’s unhoused residents in pop-up shelters is in its fourth year. Despite some problems, officials say the Doorway Project has expanded its mission.
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Kemp Puts Stability at Center of Her Platform
Amy Kemp, an at-large candidate for the Guilford County Board of Commissioners, says she values education and housing.
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‘It’s All About People’
Running for office for the first time, Toby Hedgepeth says she’ll ensure equity, community investment, and public education if elected to the Guilford County Board of Commissioners.
