Good morning, Greensboro.

The 99th GHOE Parade brought thousands together today in Greensboro as families, students, and community members celebrated Aggie Pride.

More than 90 parade entries lined Murrow Boulevard and East Lindsay Street — featuring marching bands, dancers, and creative floats from North Carolina A&T groups and public officials.

Gate City 180 is a central hub that offers housing, job opportunities + support services to help Greensboro’s homeless rebuild their lives.

The center aims to provide essential resources for residents looking to improve their situation.

Protesters will march across cities in the Piedmont Triad this weekend, including in Greensboro — local organizers say participants must follow guidelines — and similar events are expected nationwide.

Olympic gold medalist Joey Cheek said LaunchLab Growth started its fall session this week as part of the Launch Greensboro venture.

The program aims to help local entrepreneurs build new business ideas — a move to boost the area’s innovation.

A Greensboro bar is being sued for allegedly violating its music license — the suit claims the venue used copyrighted songs without permission.

UNC Greensboro students and alumni are celebrating a three-day homecoming weekend with Friday's bonfire and Saturday's campus games and arts performances featuring Count Basie's orchestra and a dance presentation.

The university warns that the Tate Street Festival will close part of Spring Garden Street from Forrest Street to Tate — causing traffic delays for those on the move.

Creative Greensboro and little independent theatre will present 'The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe,' a dramatization of C.S.

Lewis' classic tale at the Van Dyke Performance Space at the Greensboro Cultural Center on October 23—25 at 7 p.m. and on October 26 at 2 p.m.; tickets cost $10 and are available at the door or online.

UNCG students have accessed OLCE programs that build leadership skills and serve local communities through hands-on initiatives like the Spartan Leadership Challenge — a series of Bronze, Silver and Gold levels that equip them with medallions and certificates for commencement.

The OLCE office is open Monday through Friday and helps students, staff and faculty engage with local organizations — preparing them for future career success.

Guilford County announced progress on the upcoming Reverend Prince Edward Graves Recovery and Treatment Center — named in honor of a local pastor who helped the homeless — as its first long-term residential treatment facility at 1411 Lees Chapel Road.

The facility will offer short- and long-term recovery programs for 54 residents, with construction finishing by December and plans to open in January.

A new arthritis treatment rolled out today in Greensboro — it could help millions.

Health officials are monitoring results and will update plans as more patients begin treatment.

Dr. Veita Bland— a board-certified physician— says small daily changes like getting 7-9 hours of sleep, morning sun exposure, eating whole foods, and doing strength exercises can boost health without extra cost.

He shares these tips on his radio show, It’s a Matter of Your Health, at 5:30 p.m. on WNAA 90.1 FM.

Last Saturday, the Aggies lost 22-16 to South Carolina State after a 9-0 homecoming lead fell apart when turnovers allowed three quick touchdowns.

Head coach Shawn Gibbs said the team will use its bye week to practice basics—preparing for conference games against Campbell on October 25 and Towson on November 1.

Doxie Derby & Family Festival

12-4 p.m. — First National Bank Field — Pet-friendly admission — Cheer on speedy Doxies in a fun-filled family festival with games and concessions.

In This Moment Concert

6-8 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Ticket required for ages 2 and up — Experience a high-energy performance in a standing room only atmosphere.

Alzheimer's Walk

9 a.m. — First National Bank Field — Registration Fee — Participate in a community walk to support Alzheimer's research and awareness.

Bad Boy Mowers College Basketball Series

2-3:30 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Check ticket prices for games — Enjoy a college basketball doubleheader featuring Maryland vs NC State Women and South Carolina vs NC State Men.

The Wiz

7:30 PM – 8:30 PM — Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts — Tickets required — Experience the iconic revival of a soul-filled classic that reimagines the Wizard of Oz.

Folkknot Halloween Performance

6-10 p.m. — Little Brother Brewing — No cover — Enjoy a night of enchanting indie-folk-pop-rock tunes from the seafaring septet Folkknot.

Brandy & Monica Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Last-minute tickets available — Enjoy a night of R&B hits from two iconic artists.

Il Divo Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts — Ticket required — Experience two decades of breathtaking vocals from the iconic Il Divo quartet accompanied by a string trio.

TINA - The Tina Turner Musical

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts — Check venue for ticket prices — Experience the electrifying journey of the Queen of Rock n’ Roll with her beloved hits.

Greensboro Gargoyles vs. Tahoe Knight Monsters

7-11 p.m. — First Horizon Coliseum — Cost info not specified — Watch as the Gargoyles face off against the Knight Monsters in a thrilling hockey showdown.