Good morning, Greensboro.

Animal welfare crews rescued almost 550 pigeons living in cramped conditions behind an empty Greensboro home when only 300 birds were expected, and Carolina Waterfowl Rescue is treating the birds with plans to offer healthy ones for adoption.

The 8th Annual Hope Fest 4 Hunger returns Feb.15 at Carolina Theatre - community members will gather to raise funds and fight food insecurity in Guilford County.

The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce named Geoff Foster as its new board chair at its Annual Celebration at Topgolf Greensboro on Wednesday, Feb.

11. He succeeded Sheri Thomas, whose leadership helped steer the chamber through economic growth & organizational stability.

The Canterbury School in Greensboro is teaming with local restaurants + food trucks to offer hot meals to students three days a week, easing lunch prep for families and supporting steady vendor income during winter when business typically slows.

Former tenants of The District at West Market apartments were forced out in December after an inspection condemned the building, and they have shared updates on their next steps in securing new housing.

Food Lion opened its newest Triad location on N.

Elm Street yesterday at 7:45 a.m. The ribbon-cutting awarded the first 100 customers a mystery gift card and a free reusable shopping bag and highlighted energy-saving features (LED lighting, carbon dioxide refrigeration) to reduce the store's environmental footprint.

On Jan. 1, Georgia Nixon’s firm merged with Doermann Edwards to form Nixon, Doermann and Edwards—Nixon will keep her High Point office and open a Greensboro office at 110 John Wesley Way to cut drive time between courthouses.

She said the move lets her focus on criminal and traffic cases.

NC A&T (a local university) partnered with Greensboro to launch the Aggie Innovation Lab, a pilot program that will place Honors students in teams with startups (boosting hands-on learning).

Consumer Reports advises car buyers to contact their banks before stepping into a dealership because new car prices average around $50,000 and interest rates near 7 percent.

They stress watching for extra fees and long loan terms to avoid costly surprises when buying or leasing.

Greensboro drivers worry over a pothole at West Friendly Avenue and Jefferson Road that could damage vehicles if not permanently fixed.

Crews applied a cold mix patch (temporary repair) two weeks ago due to a water main break and delays from winter storms while the Streets Department plans a hot asphalt fix.

Guilford County health officials reported that a raccoon on Harvey Road in Jamestown tested positive for rabies on Feb.

5, marking the sixth animal case this year, and they urge residents to vaccinate pets and supervise them outdoors.

Shelby Rodriguez, a UNCG alum and former ballet dancer, earned a B.S. in Human Nutrition and Dietetics and became board-certified in gerontological nutrition.

She now teaches nutrition and serves on the Academy board.

Primrose Esthetics in Jamestown hosted a junk journaling class several weeks ago and owner Joyce Darr plans monthly girls night out sessions on the third Wednesday at her spa (100-B E.

Main Street) to offer creative fun alongside facials, reflexology and cryotherapy.

Little Explorers: Shape and Hue Crew

10:30-11:15 a.m. — Benjamin Public Library — Free entry — Engage in STEM and art activities focused on shapes and colors for preschoolers.

Winter Jam 2026

6 PM — First Horizon Coliseum — Ticket prices vary — Experience an inspiring night of music with Matthew West and other talented artists.

The R&B Lovers Tour

7-10 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Ticket costs vary — Experience an unforgettable night with R&B legends Keith Sweat, Joe, Dru Hill, and Ginuwine.

Adult Game Time

10 a.m.-12 p.m. — Lindley Boxing Club — Free — Grab your friends for a fun-filled day of card, board, video, and tabletop games.

Family Storytime at the Benjamin Branch

6:15-7:00 p.m. — Benjamin Public Library — Free — Explore the wonders of African animals through stories, songs, and interactive learning.

African American Book Discussion Group

2-3 p.m. — Benjamin Public Library — Free — Engage in lively discussions about 'Wild Women and the Blues' by Denny Bryce and explore African American literature.

Aprés Gel-X® Certification Class

10 a.m. – 5 p.m. — 211 Studio — $— Unlock the mastery of Gel-X® and gain certification with expert guidance.

New Edition Concert

8-10 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary New Edition and their dazzling performance that has captivated fans for over 30 years.

Noises Off Auditions

7-10 p.m. — Centennial Station Arts Center — Free entry — Showcase your talent with a comedic monologue for the auditions of a laugh-out-loud farce.

Viking Dash Trail Run

10 AM – 5 PM — Hagan-Stone Park — Participation fee required — Challenge yourself with the thrilling Viking Dash and earn a legendary finisher medal.