Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
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🏘️ Community
Hundreds of teenagers gathered at the Cook Out parking lot after the Page-Grimsley football game, prompting city leaders to monitor the busy scene closely to ensure public order.
💼 Business
Food Lion announced Tuesday its website and app are back online after a cybersecurity incident left them down for over a week — the company apologized for the inconvenience and confirmed that all stores remain open.
The long-awaited Piggly Wiggly on West Florida Street will open today after years of delays from the pandemic, supply shortages, and permitting issues — offering residents access to affordable groceries.
🎭 Culture
Residents can enjoy a range of free, family-friendly Halloween events in the Piedmont Triad this month.
In Greensboro, local activities include a trunk-or-treat at Police Plaza today and a community event at Metis Counseling Group Parking Lot on Oct. 24 (details vary by venue).
The special collections archive at the F.D.
Bluford Library displays homecoming mementos—yearbooks, flyers and newspaper clippings—from the 1920s to today. Archivist James Stewart said the collection highlights over 100 years of cultural legacy that has shaped local community events.
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