Good morning, Greensboro.

Gold Shield Foundation will host its annual golf tournament on Saturday, Sept.

12 at Salem Glen Country Club in Clemmons; the event benefits families of first responders (support via donations helps cover funeral and unexpected costs).

Old Richmond Grill's building on Reynolda Road in Pfafftown was bulldozed Tuesday to make way for a new section of the Winston-Salem Northern Beltway, but the food truck launched three years ago will keep serving the Triad + honoring the restaurant's 71-year legacy.

The Central Carolina Fair is underway at the Greensboro Complex (a local staple) and will run through Sept.

20, featuring a new layout with Kiddie Land, rides, a petting zoo, and free circus shows. Families can enjoy funnel cakes and corn dogs as they make new memories during the fair.

A $500,000 N.C. Railroad Co. grant is set to prepare 132 acres at Reedy Fork Industrial Site along Summit Avenue and Brown Summit Road — covering five tracts; officials say work will begin after final approvals.

Gov. Josh Stein attended a roundtable at UNCG where he listened to educators who need more support—such as additional staff—to help them grow and adapt.

He said he will share their feedback with state officials to strengthen teacher recruitment and retention.

Greensboro leaders gathered Tuesday morning at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church to honor former Mayor Carolyn Allen, the city’s first female mayor (noted for her deliberate leadership in public safety and environmental initiatives).

Attendees recalled her service that bridged community divides and supported social healing.

NC By Train has introduced a Rail & Ride pass that links train tickets with local buses and light rail between Raleigh and Charlotte.

Greensboro Transit Agency will join on Oct. 1 (pass codes sent via email and redeemed on mobile apps) so riders can skip their car.

Triad and northwest communities are set to receive state parks and recreation grants from the State Parks and Recreation Trust Fund — awards may reach up to $500,000 for a single project.

The Greensboro Grasshoppers will face the Frederick Keys in Game 1 of the Division Series at home today.