Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of October.
Good morning, Greensboro.
The city will offer free parking in decks + surface spaces for N.C.
A&T's Greatest Homecoming on Earth this weekend, and officials urge drivers to follow posted signs to avoid towing from restricted zones.
The News & Record told subscribers Oct.
19 its rate will rise to $71.73 every four weeks ($932.49 a year), and after ending its Monday print edition last November many readers say the price hike could hasten the paper’s decline.
GHM Inc. named journalist Allen H.
Johnson and the Battle of Guilford Courthouse Revolutionary War Pension Project as its 2026 Voices of a City Award winners; awards will be presented at the Greensboro History Museum's Annual Dinner on Monday, Nov. 9. The pension project had more than 1,000 citizen archivists transcribe 2,400 records to illuminate Revolutionary War veterans (including Black Patriots).
UNCG alumnus Dr. Ernest J.
Grant was named a Living Legend by the American Academy of Nursing at the AAN Health Policy Conference on Oct. 9 for his fire-safety advocacy and national nursing leadership. The academy also inducted Associate Professor Forgive Avorgbedor and alumni Jacquelyn McMillian-Bohler, Bridgett Sellars, and LaDonna Thomas as AAN Fellows.
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