Good morning, Greensboro.

A free autumn plant and seed swap is scheduled for Saturday, Oct.

10 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Fitzgerald Teaching Garden grounds, where local gardeners will exchange seeds and learn about pollinator plants (volunteer efforts have prepared the event).

Late Checkout Thrift is now open at Spartan Village near campus, offering affordable items from student move-out donations to support local programs.

The store’s Cram & Scram event will be held Oct. 9 at the EUC’s Cone Ballroom.

Teen founder Cooper Dunning is transferring his cherished Cooper’s Christmas Balls business to local nonprofit BackPack Beginnings, which will use it to launch a FlexWorks program for flexible paid work opportunities.

The Christmas balls go on sale Oct. 15 in Greensboro for $25 each.

GeisterBio will launch its near-term commercialization initiative SingleScan at its planned Innovation Quarter facility — a project aimed at boosting the consistency and comparability of CT measurements for researchers and clinicians.

Kernersville father Luke Cope impressed coaches on NBC's The Voice when he performed 'Burning House' during the blind auditions on Tuesday.

The father of two with a lawn care business has joined Queen Latifah's team and now prepares for the upcoming battle rounds.

Piedmont Cemetery is listed for sale on McConnell Road at $150,000 after families reported poor upkeep and unclear grave markers; local officials are investigating National Vault Services, Inc + for potential illegal operations due to a missing cemetery license.

Dr. Alexander Ramirez was named Cone Health's new chief physician executive to improve physician relations and boost quality, safety and patient outcomes.

Cone Health plans to roll out new initiatives soon as it enhances its healthcare system.