Commission On The Status Of Women Hosts Medicare Workshop Oct. 27, Greensboro

The Commission on the Status of Women will host an Introduction to the ABC’s and D of Medicare online from 6-7:30 p.m., Tuesday, October 27.

Creative Greensboro Presents Teen Production Of ‘the Remarkable Susan’ October 24-25

Creative Greensboro presents a teen live streamed production of “The Remarkable Susan,” by Tim Kelly, at 7:30 pm, Saturday, October 24.

Proposal Changes Borders Of City's LDO Airport Overlay District, Greensboro

The City’s Planning Department is in the process of redrawing the overlay district around Piedmont Triad International Airport (PTI).

Greensboro Councilmember Outling Hosts Oct. 16 “Java With Justin” On Facebook

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

Summit Avenue Lane Closures Begin Tomorrow, Greensboro

Beginning 7:30 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 13, eastbound lanes of Summit Avenue between Church and Charter streets will be closed for paving.

GDOT (Greensboro) Accepting E-Scooters And Micromobility Permit Applications

The Greensboro Department of Transportation (GDOT) is now accepting Shared Micromobility Service Permit Applications.

Elm Street, Greensboro, Closed Saturday Nights Until Dec. 26

South Elm Street, from Market Street to Lewis Street, will be closed from 4-11 p.m., Saturdays, Oct. 10 until Dec. 26.

Lane Closures On Summit Avenue On Oct. 9 In Greensboro

Westbound lanes of Summit Avenue, from Percy Street to Church Street, will be closed from 7:30 am to 4 pm on Friday, October 9.

Can You Go A Day Without Water? Greensboro Poses This Challenge

Oct. 21, Greensboro invites you to take the day without water challenge as part of the sixth annual "Imagine a Day Without Water."

Celebrate Halloween 2020 With The City Of Greensboro

Enjoy the Halloween season with the following Greensboro-sponsored -- a reverse parade-style festival, DIY costume demos, kids activities.

City Parking Enforcement Resumes Normal Operations Oct. 19, Greensboro

The City of Greensboro downtown Parking Enforcement will resume issuing citations for expired meters and other violations as of Oct. 19.

Lane Closures On Summit Avenue, Greensboro, On Oct. 7

Eastbound lanes of Summit Avenue, from Church Street to Percy Street, will be closed from 7:30 am to 4 pm on Wednesday, October 7.

NcWorks Hosting A Drive-Thru Career Fair With More Than A Dozen Employers

NCWorks of Guilford County, in partnership with East Market Street SDA Church, is hosting a Drive-Thru Career Fair Oct. 9.

Next Virtual City Council Meeting Is Oct. 6 In Greensboro

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

HUD Awards City Nearly $2.7M To Protect Families From Home Health Hazards

The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has awarded the City nearly $2.7 million to protect Greensboro children, families.

Murrow Boulevard Lane Closures Begin Oct. 5 In Greensboro

Beginning Monday, October 5, and continuing through Friday, October 9, sections of Morrow Boulevard will be closed due to street paving.

Sewer Line Smoke Testing Begins Oct. 5, Greensboro

Beginning Monday, Oct. 5, and continuing through Thursday, Oct. 8, the City of Greensboro will perform sewer line smoke testing.

Fire Department To Conduct Live Fire Training Oct. 3 In Greensboro

The Greensboro Fire Department plans to conduct live fire training at 3107 N. Church St. on Saturday, October 3.

Bellemeade-Eugene Streetscape Plans, Greensboro, Now Available For Public Review

The Greensboro Department of Transportation’s plans for updating the streetscape on Bellemeade and Eugene streets are now available.

North Carolina Radio Play Festival Begins October 10

The Greensboro Playwrights’ Forum and Cary Playwrights’ Forum will host the inaugural North Carolina Radio Play Festival beginning Oct. 10.

City Posts Current And Upcoming Board And Commission Vacancies, Greensboro

As of the end of September, the City boards and commissions listed below now have a vacancy or will soon have one.

Lake Brandt Will Open Late October 3, Greensboro

Lake Brandt will be closed to the public the morning of Saturday, October 3, for a private event. It will reopen at 12:30.

Fire Department To Test Hydrants Beginning Oct. 1, Greensboro

The Greensboro Fire Department will conduct its annual fire hydrant testing from October 1 through November 15.

NcWorks Hosting A Drive-Thru Career Fair With Three Employers

The NCWorks Career Center in Greensboro is hosting a Drive-Thru Career Fair for positions available through FirstLight Home Care.

City Councilmember Hightower Hosts October 1 Virtual Town Hall Meeting, Greensboro

Greensboro City Council District 1 representative, Sharon Hightower, is hosting a virtual meeting from 6:30-8 pm, Thursday, Oct. 1.

N. Church Street Resurfacing Begins Sept. 30 In Greensboro

Beginning Wednesday, Sept. 30, N. Church Street between Summit Avenue and E. Washington Street will undergo resurfacing.

Griffin Recreation Center Greensboro, Closed For Cleaning

Griffin Recreation Center will be closed until Monday, Sept. 28 for cleaning, after a staff member was exposed to COVID-19.

Library Hosts Award-Winning Author For Online Memoir Writing Workshop Tomorrow

The Greensboro Public Library is offering a free online workshop with Linda Joyce at 11 am, Saturday, Sept. 26.

Greensboro Parks And Recreation Hosts Adult Kickball Tournament Oct. 12-18

Greensboro Parks and Recreation Athletics is now accepting team registrations for its Adult Double Elimination Kickball Tournament.

Greensboro History Museum Launches Democracy Tables Conversations Sept. 26

The Greensboro History Museum and the UNCG Department of Communication Studies are launching a series of online Democracy Tables.

"Pieces Of Now" Exhibit Opens At Greensboro History Museum Sept. 26

It is the newest exhibition at the Greensboro History Museum, focusing on the life-changing upheavals that have occurred in 2020.

Registration Now Open For 'Race 4 The Greenway' Virtual Challenge, Greensboro

The Downtown Greenway announces the first ever Run 4 the Greenway Virtual Challenge.

NcWorks And Graham Personnel Host A Drive-Thru Career Fair Sept. 23

The NCWorks Career Center in High Point is hosting a Drive-Thru Career Fair for positions available through Graham Personnel Services.

Guilfordworks Extending Deadline For Free Online Training, Greensboro

In June, GuilfordWorks announced a partnership with Coursera—an online learning platform offering over 3,000 courses.

Greensboro Public Library Partners With UNCG For A Community Read

The Greensboro Public Library and UNC Greensboro kicked off a community “Big Read.”

Parks And Recreation, Greensboro, Celebrates ‘Take A Child Outside Week,’ Sept. 24-30

The Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department encourages residents to get outside with children.

Youth Leadership Greensboro Now Accepting Applications For 2020-21

Greensboro Parks and Recreation is now accepting applications for Youth Leadership Greensboro (YLG), a leadership development program.

Elm Street, Greensboro, Closed Saturdays Nights Until Oct. 3

South Elm Street, from Market Street to Lewis Street, will be closed from 4-11 pm, Saturdays, September 19 to October 3.

Next Virtual City Council Meeting Is Sept. 15, Bowie

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

Governor’s Workforce Commission Spotlights Guilford County Partnership

GuilfordWorks was recently featured in a Spotlight on Local Workforce Innovations report from the Governor’s NCWorks Commission.