Good morning, Greensboro.

On Thursday, college students in Guilford County marched to the polls with TV stars Marsai Martin and Trinity Tatum (a second rally this month) organized by When We All Vote, supporting calls for on-campus voting options before the November midterm elections.

Firefighters responded shortly after 3:30 p.m. on Thursday to a mobile classroom trailer fire at Northeast Guilford High School in McLeansville — no injuries were reported and the fire marshal is investigating the cause.

Kristin Bogner, a UNCG alumna, turned a spring break volunteer experience at Camp Blue Skies into a career in recreational therapy — she now manages volunteer and camper activities at the camp.

At Jones Elementary, a second grader was delighted when her military mom appeared in the school office after she rubbed a genie lamp to see her, a touching moment that brightened the day for Isabella Myers and her classmates.

GTCC received a $3 million grant from the Department of Education to enhance its Guided Pathways programs for high-demand careers — the five-year funding will improve student onboarding and career advising services.

Grimsley Whirlies defeated Page Pirates 43-12 Friday night to extend their 39-game win streak in Greensboro’s top high school rivalry.

Grimsley now leads the all-time series while both squads prepare for their next Metro clash today.

Grimsley won a 3-0 match over Weddington in the NCHSAA 7A volleyball third round last Thursday + clinched the win with the final point.

The result boosts the team's local standing as they prepare for their next tournament game.