Good morning, Greensboro.

Three recent graduates join Guilford County EMS as they honor their father's legacy and continue a family tradition in public service.

During Lent, several Greensboro churches (including St. Paul the Apostle) are hosting fish fries on Fridays to offer community members a chance to gather and share a meal in reflection of the season.

Scottish Gourmet shop owner Ann Robinson was relieved when the Supreme Court ruled the 10% baseline tariff illegal, a decision that had cost her about $30,000 last fall.

The business, located on Fairfax Road, will mark 21 years next month and is holding off on hiring & watching for future changes.

A local organization said recent closures — reflecting financial pressures despite the community's resilience — affect Greensboro businesses.

A local collector is preserving decades of Black history in her own garage this month.

The effort spotlights artifacts that capture community heritage for residents to appreciate.

More than 800 Guilford County homeowners filed appeals this week after receiving new property valuations that may affect tax rates.

Local officials are reviewing the appeals process.

During Black History Month, Cone Health cardiologist Dr. Kardie Tobb — a local expert — explains why heart disease affects Black adults more and shares practical steps to protect heart health.

Her advice equips residents with clear methods to reduce risk.

Guilford County installed a free naloxone vending machine Friday, Feb.

20 at the Triad Health Project in High Point to dispense naloxone, wound care kits & test strips. It is the third such machine, following installations at the local detention centers and funded by BlueCross BlueShield’s Healthy Blue Foundation.

Consumer Reports has found that many synthetic hair braiding products contain toxic chemicals like lead & benzene, which may release more toxins when heat is applied.

Greensboro physician Dr. Veita Bland recommends consulting experts and choosing toxin-free products to protect health.

Leena McField was named TAAC Six 5A/6A Conference Tournament MVP after scoring 27 points in the final game where Northern Guilford beat Eastern Guilford 53-32.

She tied the career points record for her school and Guilford County Schools.

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.

Wednesday STEAM with ECG Engineering

3:30-4:30 p.m. — Glenwood Recreation Center — Free entry — Engage in hands-on engineering activities with the ECG Engineering Club, from building bridges to DNA extraction.

MercyMe Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Ticket prices vary — Experience the powerful worship and chart-topping hits of multi-platinum band MercyMe on their Wonder + Awe Tour.

Teen Xtreme 2026

9 PM – 5:01 AM — Proehlific Park — Free entry — A fun-filled night of sports, games, and a Gospel message for youth groups.

Greensboro Gargoyles vs. Trois-Rivières Lions

7-8 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Check local listings — Enjoy an exciting hockey matchup in Greensboro.