Minority And Women's Business Enterprise Releases Annual Report, Greensboro

The City's Minority and Women’s Business Enterprise (M/WBE) has released its 2020 Annual Report.

‘Keep The Green Clean' Anti-Litter Campaign

Litter has become an issue in Greensboro and City leadership is asking residents to pitch in and do your part to keep our roads clean.

City's Cindy Blue Receives 2020 Kavanagh Award

The City of Greensboro's Cindy Blue received the 2020 Kavanagh Award from the Greensboro Builder’s Association at its March 24 meeting.

Applications Now Being Accepted For ERAP Rent/Utility Assistance

Has your household been financially affected by COVID-19? Need help paying the rent and/or utilities? Greensboro

Peeler Park Hosts Three-On-Three Basketball Tournament April 11

Peeler Recreation Center will sponsor a three-on-three basketball tournament for adults on the newly-renovated Peeler Community Park courts.

Human Rights Department Presents A Virtual Fair Housing Series, A Home For Everyone, In April

Throughout the month of April, the Human Rights Department will present a weekly Facebook live session for the Virtual Fair Housing Series.

City Announces Good Friday Closures And Changes, Greensboro

City offices are closed on Friday, April 2 in observance of Good Friday/Spring Break.

Greensboro Woman's Club Donates $1K To Keeley Park Project

The Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department has accepted a $1,000 donation from the Greensboro Woman's Club, to be used for building.

Greensboro History Museum Invites Conversation About Housing And Equity

The Greensboro History Museum and the UNCG Department of Communication Studies continue their online Democracy Tables with Housing.

Virtual Asian American And Pacific Islander Support Meeting March 26, Greensboro

The International Advisory Committee (IAC), in partnership with the Montagnard American Organization and New Arrivals Institute, is host.

Library Sponsors Earth Month Challenge, Greensboro

The Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library has celebrated Earth Day with big events and large crowds.

UNCG And Greensboro Public Library Seeking Input For Learning Circles

The Greensboro Public Library and UNCG Department of Communication Studies began a partnership offering Learning Circles to the community.

Youth Council Seeks Submissions For Cultural Awareness Photo Voice Project

The Greensboro Youth Council (GYC) is accepting submissions for the Cultural Awareness Photo Voice Project. Teens 13-19 can submit.

Free Transportation Offered For COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments

Free transportation is available to the Greensboro Community Vaccination Center through the following methods:

Elm Street Closed Saturday Nights Beginning March 20, Greenboro

The 100, 200, 300, and 500 blocks of S. Elm Street will be closed from 4-11 pm, Saturdays, March 20 through the end of April.

Solid Waste And Recycling Collection Day Changes Begin Week Of April 12

Beginning the week of April 12, some Greensboro residents will see changes to their solid waste and/or recycling collection service.

MPO Now Accepting Grant Applications For Section 5310 Transit Projects For Seniors And Individuals With Disabilities

The Greensboro Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has federal grant funding available for eligible government agencies.

Opus Returns April 11 With Streamed Concerts

The Opus Concert Series will return for its spring 2021 concerts on Sunday, April 11, Creative Greensboro.

Residents Invited To Review Spring Garden Street Bike Lane Project On March 22

As part of its effort to add more bike lanes citywide, the Greensboro Department of Transportation (GDOT) will install temporary lanes.

Greensboro Receives Distinguished Budget Presentation Award

The City of Greensboro’s Budget and Evaluation Department has received the national Distinguished Budget Presentation Award.

Virtual City Council Meeting Is March 16, Greensboro

This City Council meeting will be held virtually due to COVID-19 concerns. Review the meeting agenda.

Greensboro History Museum Celebrates Women’s History Month

March is Women’s History Month, and the Greensboro History Museum is hosting a variety of free events and exhibits.

Dog Egg Hunt Will Be Held March 27

Greensboro Parks and Recreation will host Fetch: Dog Egg Hunt from 9 am to 12 noon, Saturday, March 27, at the Griffin Dog Park.

Parks And Recreation Resumes Some Rentals, Expands Center Hours

In response to recent changes in the state’s COVID recommendations, the Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department updated reopening plans.

Registration Now Open For 2021 Senior Games And SilverArts

Registration is now open for the 2021 Greater Greensboro Senior Games and SilverArts competition for Guilford County residents over age 50.

Thrive GSO Presents ‘Fines, Fees And Driver’s License Loss’ Program On March 24

Thrive GSO, in partnership with the League of Women Voters, will present a free virtual program “Fines, Fees and Driver’s License Loss."

Library Opening For Additional Hours Beginning March 15

Starting Monday, March 15, all locations of the Greensboro Public Library will be open for “Grab & Go” service, 10 a.m., to 7 p.m.

NCWorks Hosting Career And Resource Fair On March 17

The NCWorks Career Center in High Point is hosting an Open-Air Career and Resource Fair at Greater First United Baptist Church, Greensboro.

Four Greensboro Trails Closed Until March 16

It's in coordination with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission and Guilford County Animal Control, Shadyside, Owl’s Roost, and Wild Turkey.

Parks And Recreation Hosts Chalk Walk March 14

The Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department will host Chalk Walk 2021, a celebration of chalk artistry and competition, this weekend.

Greensboro Public Library Hosts Virtual St. Patrick’s Day Events

The Greensboro Public Library will host several virtual St. Patrick’s Day programs for adults this year.

Creative Greensboro Introduces Neighborhood Arts: Mural Program

Creative Greensboro launched the Neighborhood Arts: Mural Program. Community organizations, groups of neighbors, business owners encouraged.

City Counci Member Wells Hosts March 18 Virtual Town Hall Meeting

Greensboro City Council District 2 representative, Dr. Goldie Wells, is hosting a virtual town hall meeting.

Greensboro Science Center: Greensboro Science Center Announces New Scholarship Fund

Following two years of service and support as Board Chair at the Greensboro Science Center (GSC), Sue Cole was honored with a scholarshi ...

Mayor’s Committee Now Accepting Scholarship Applications From Students With Disabilities

Mayor’s Committee for Persons with Disabilities is now accepting applications for the Stephen L. Knier Memorial Scholarship, Greensboro.

City Councilmember Outling Hosts March 12 “Java With Justin” On Facebook

Greensboro City Council District 3 representative, Justin Outling, is hosting a Facebook version of his “Java with Justin” meeting.

Greensboro Public Library’s Book Lovers Social Hosts Author Tayari Jones

The Greensboro Public Library’s 12th Annual Book Lovers Social features the event.

GTN's Annual Survey Is Out

Every March, the Greensboro Television Network (GTN) asks the community for help with its annual survey.

International Advisory Committee, Greensboro, Accepting Candidate Applications For April Election

The International Advisory Committee (IAC) is accepting candidate applications for office now through March 18.

Creative Greensboro Presents ‘The Internet Is A Distract--Oh Look, There’s A Kitten!’ March 20-21

Creative Greensboro presents “The Internet is a Distract--Oh Look, There’s a Kitten” by Ian McWethy and directed by Rosina Whitfield.