Board of Commissioners Candidate Mike Perdue Addresses Past Criminal Charges
The Republican candidate for the at-large seat on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners responds to past charges related to larceny, child support, and driving a boat under the influence.
On His Path to Power, Drumwright Won Some Followers and Lost Others
The Democratic candidate for the at-large seat on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners has a way of attracting attention.
Candidate Forum Spotlights Local, State Races
Housing, taxes, and education were the evening’s top issues.
A Local Government Watchdog Gets Serious
The Local Government Commission is putting teeth into its financial guidance for municipalities large and small.
‘It’s the System’
N.C. A&T students share their voting experiences for the Congressional Record.
The Newcomer
Republican Mike Perdue entered the race for the Guilford County Board of Commissioners at-large seat after the initial GOP candidate dropped out.
The Incident at Little River
The brutal crime that catalyzed the LGBTQ movement in North Carolina has never been fully chronicled—until now.
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Greensboro 2026 General Election Voter Guide
Guilford County voters can learn how to register to vote, use our sample ballot tool and follow our coverage with our 2026 Election Guide.
Democrats Drop Support for Candidate Who Called for Violence Against Republicans
Democratic state legislative candidate Shelly Headen has called for President Trump’s supporters to “experience sexual assault” and for attacks on conservative states.
City Faces State Scrutiny Over Finances
A letter from the Local Government Commission placed greater scrutiny on Greensboro’s financial moves and raised questions of transparency.
City Council Approves Data Center Moratorium, Residents Push for Longer
Mayor Pro Tem Denise Roth recused herself from votes and planning related to data centers due to her connection to the Dream Center project.
New Guilford County Legal Support Center Aims to Overcome ‘Barriers to Justice’
Not everyone can afford a lawyer. That doesn’t mean they can’t be prepared for court—with a little help.
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