Civil Rights Museum Receives Grant From National Park Service
The Greensboro-based Civil Rights Museum is among two North Carolina institutions receiving a grant from the National Park Service.
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News & Record Will Move Printing Operations To Winston-Salem
The Greensboro News & Record is moving some of its operations to Winston-Salem.
Greensboro Economy Continues To Rise, But Challenges Remain
A report released Tuesday by the City of Greensboro suggests the Gate City's economy is continuing to improve. But the data also illustrate the challenges that remain.
Greensboro Grocery Store Redefines "Ownership"
A new grocery store has opened in Northeast Greensboro that's eroding an 18 year food desert. A food desert is an an urban area where affordable or quality fresh food is difficult to find.
Hundreds Gather In Greensboro To Protest Trump Election
Greensboro police say about 500 people gathered downtown on Thursday night to protest the election results. Two people were arrested.
Political Smackdown: 'Candidates' Wrestle For A Good Cause
It's 15 minutes til showtime, and the basement level theatre of Geeksboro Coffeehouse Cinema is teeming with pre-bout excitement.
Report Ranks Greensboro Among Cities With Most LGBT-Friendly Policies
The Human Rights Campaign rated more than 500 cities across the country, including 10 in North Carolina.
Backlash After Civil Rights Museum Denies Trump Request
Greensboro's International Civil Rights Museum is receiving backlash after it refused a request last month by the Trump campaign. The museum is standing by its decision.
Greensboro Officer Resigns After Police Body Camera Footage Reveal
The City of Greensboro has confirmed that Officer C.N. Jackson has left the police force. She was on the scene of the altercation between former officer Travis Cole and Dejuan Yourse.
At Special Meeting, City Of Greensboro Releases Police Assault Body Camera Video
The City of Greensboro is apologizing to a black man who experienced excessive force at the hands of a police officer.