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Greensboro has opened 12 free pickleball courts at Bryan Park.

The project, funded by the Joseph M. Bryan Foundation, converted older tennis courts into a welcoming space for locals to enjoy this fast-growing sport.

Local dogs and owners will celebrate Howl-O-Ween on Sunday, Oct.

25 at Country Park (3905 Nathanael Greene Drive) from 1 to 4 p.m., organized by Guilford County Animal Services with Greensboro Parks and Recreation. The free event features a costume contest, trick-or-treat stations, food trucks, and craft vendors.

After seven years of delays, Piggly Wiggly opened its doors last Wednesday on West Florida Street, attracting dozens who looked forward to a nearby grocery option.

The store's owners thanked city leaders for helping overcome permitting issues (and supply shortages) during the delays.

Truist will close its Greensboro Leadership Institute by year's end and sell the property as the bank reshapes operations — a change that adds to the legacy transition following BB&T's influence in the Triad.

More than 400 high school theater students participated in a behind-the-scenes event to learn about production, marketing, and event management (jobs that support the performing arts).

The event, hosted in partnership with local school systems, offered hands-on sessions to highlight career paths beyond the stage.

The Davidson County Planning Board recommended Duke Energy's massive natural gas facility along the Yadkin River following a meeting in Lexington Tuesday — county commissioners will review the proposal on Nov.

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Greensboro City Council adopted a resolution on Tuesday, Oct.

20 to honor N.C. A&T State University's 100th homecoming - known as the Greatest Homecoming on Earth - in a ceremony marking the milestone for the university.

Today, Greensboro’s housing project reached the halfway mark as 5,006 homes are completed or under construction—over 3,000 apartments, more than 1,000 single-family homes, 746 townhomes and 14 duplexes are part of the plan to boost economic growth.