Good morning, Greensboro.

After more than two decades in downtown, M’Coul’s Public House held a liquidation sale on Friday where customers bought items to preserve memories (additional sales are set for Feb.

17 and 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.), sparking conversation about downtown's future.

Local Triad restaurants are expecting a boost today on Valentine's Day as they work to bounce back after two recent winter storms.

City leaders launched a downtown initiative today to boost economic growth — the plan will revitalize business and public spaces downtown.

Local officials explain when tax refunds will be issued and how residents can track their payments, noting that delays may occur due to processing issues.

Residents should follow official guidance for the latest updates.

About 75 law enforcement leaders gathered at A&T for the sixth annual Minority Public Safety Officials Conference to discuss challenges in modern policing and building community trust.

The event included a mentorship session with local students (featuring leaders from Greensboro) to guide future criminal justice careers.

Greensboro physician Dr. Veita Bland recommends residents monitor their blood pressure at home with a validated machine for accurate readings and better heart health.

He stresses that correct technique and a healthy diet can help reduce risks linked to high blood pressure.

Local experts advise residents to protect their online data by using a password manager—one of three steps recommended to boost account security.

The guide explains how to secure accounts and keep personal information safe online.

Northwest Guilford wrestlers Jack Gibson and Wyatt Cantrell secured a 49-18 dual team win over Mallard Creek during the NCHSAA 8A round, and coach Ron Bare led the team discussion after the match.

UNCG fans are urged to vote for mascot Spiro in the SoCon Mascot Challenge, open until March 9 at Harrah’s Cherokee Center in Asheville.

Each vote gives $1,000 to athletic scholarships and another $1,000 to Hoops Against Hunger.

Today at the Carolina Challenge at the U of SC Indoor Track, three Aggies broke 12-year records — Morgan cleared six feet in the women's high jump, Deavion Deleon shaved nearly eight seconds off her mile, and male high jumper Yule Pieters set a new personal mark.

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.

Eric Church Concert

7-9 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Ticket prices vary — Experience the electrifying sounds of Eric Church on his Free The Machine Tour inspired by his latest album.

The Sound of Music

7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. — Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the enchanting musical featuring timeless songs and a story of love and resilience.