Greensboro City Council Reconsiders Data Center Moratorium
“We didn’t get to this consensus by ignoring our disagreements. We got here by working right through them.”
By The Numbers: Greensboro’s New Rental Assistance Program
Greensboro and local partners introduced HOME-ARP, a new rental assistance program meant to help keep people in their homes.
The Lowdown on Downtown
Greensboro’s city center is facing increasing scrutiny and competing interests. What’s working and what needs to change?
Cone Health’s New CEO on Care, Competition, and Growth
Krakovitz’s first hundred days at Cone Health have included expansion, tensions with competing health systems, and an eye to the future.
By The Numbers: The Impact of Boomerang Greensboro
Five years after its launch, a study suggests Action Greensboro’s Boomerang program is having a $26 million annual economic impact.
Saving The Flat Iron
Greensboro’s storied music venue gets an influx of community support amid financial challenges.
Greensboro Celebrates Completion of Downtown Greenway
After 25 years and more than $50 million, Greensboro’s ambitious Downtown Greenway project is complete.
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A Place to Live
A partnership between two Guilford County-based nonprofits will create housing for people living with HIV.
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.
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