City officials and local groups aim to make Greensboro more bike friendly, and safer.
July 2025
Posted inElections, Politics & Government
A New Face in Greensboro’s District 4 City Council Race
Libertarian Steve Ignac filed to run for Greensboro City Council at the deadline, turning a two-way race into a three-way primary in October.
Posted inFood & Drink
Food for Thought: Summer Tomato Sandwiches
The tomato sandwich in summer is a sacred Southern thing. But is there room for innovation, or only blasphemy?
Posted inPlace
At Greensboro’s ‘City in the House,’ Parents Can Unleash Their Kids and Socialize
Situated in a small shopping center off Lawndale Drive, across from Target, City in the House is a new indoor playhouse cafe, and is as parent-friendly as it is kid-centric.
Posted inHigher Education
Guilford College Raised $6 Million. It May Not Be Enough.
The school exceeded its fundraising goal, but declining enrollment means it still hasn’t met its revenue targets.
Posted inPlace
In Greensboro, a Different Kind of Summer Camp
The camp operates on a pay-what-you-can model with caregivers paying anywhere from $5 to $20 per family per week.
Posted inPolitics & Government
SBI Investigating Greensboro City Council Member
A Greensboro City Council member is the subject of a State Bureau of Investigation probe.
Posted inPolitics & Government
SBI Investigating Greensboro City Council Member
A Greensboro City Council member is the subject of a State Bureau of Investigation probe.
