Everyone’s Toolbox
Greensboro’s free neighborhood tool lending program opens for its fourth season.
Lawsuit Challenges Stokes County’s Data Center Rezoning
The data center would be on 1,844 acres that abut or include farms, homes, and the burial grounds of Native American and enslaved people.
Matheny Stepping Down at Downtown Greensboro, Inc.
Zack Matheny faced criticism for serving as head of both the nonprofit DGI and as a city leader, the cloud of an SBI investigation, and tension over recent downtown closures.
‘Never Tasted Anything Like It’
What’s better than chocolate this Valentine’s Day weekend? Local chocolate.
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.
‘Homelessness is a Housing Problem’
Guilford County’s new director of homeless services brings years of experience and data-backed ideas
‘Be Careful Out There’
As a possibly historic winter storm looms, officials in Greensboro and Guilford County prepare for the worst.
More Business & Economy Coverage
‘On the Verge of Catalytic Change’
The City of Greensboro is selling an old church lot in the Glenwood neighborhood. Residents say it could change the community for years to come.
On The Board
Greensboro’s new pop-up board game business, Copper Lantern Café, offers fun for all.
Interactive Resource Center Takes Ownership of Its Downtown Home
After 15 years operating on E. Washington Street, the day center for the unhoused now owns the property.
Greensboro Shifts Course on Homeless Shelters
As the city invests more in temporary shelters, advocates and people without housing worry they’ll be left out in the cold.
Support Without Strings
Greensboro-based Held gives money directly to people who are unhoused. It sounds radical, its founder admits, but it’s working.
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