Greensboro News & Record

The News & Record is a prominent English-language newspaper in the United States, holding the title of the largest in circulation within Guilford County, North Carolina, and its neighboring areas. Located in Greensboro, North Carolina, it features dedicated sections for both Greensboro and Rockingham County. Additionally, the News & Record ranks as the third-largest newspaper in North Carolina, following the News & Observer and the Charlotte Observer.

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Get Out! Camp puts kids in touch with nature

1 day ago | greensboro.com | Lisa O'Donnell

This summer at Camp Keyauwee, girls with dirt under their fingernails are learning how to build a campfire, hiking through the woods, paddling canoes and falling asleep to a chorus of tree frogs and crickets in an environment blissfully free of Soulja Boy ringtones and iCarly reruns. Camp Keyauwee, a 350-acre spread in Randolph County that serves Girl Scouts in a 13-county area, has been giving girls a back-to-nature experience for more than 60 years.
Free Shakespeare headed to 5 Triad counties this summer, courtesy of UNCSA and Elon

2 days ago | greensboro.com | Lisa O'Donnell

A new theater company in the Triad is bringing Shakespeare to the people for free. Modeled to some degree after Central Park's free Shakespeare productions, Piedmont Shakespeare Company will perform "Hamlet" in five Triad counties beginning June 13 in Snow Camp, south of Burlington. A partnership of UNC School of the Arts and Elon University, the company is the fulfillment of a dream for Carl Forsman, a professor of acting and directing in UNCSA's School of Drama.
Afrikaners

2 days ago | greensboro.com | Saul Loeb
Wyndham Championship Tournament Director Bobby Powell talks about the build out

3 days ago | greensboro.com | John Dell
The build out for the Wyndham Championship has started

3 days ago | greensboro.com | John Dell
Rebound in traditional cigarette sales projected to boost profit of Reynolds' parent company

4 days ago | greensboro.com | Richard Craver

Gains in U.S. traditional and smokeless tobacco and nicotine product sales is projected to lift British American Tobacco to a slight profit gain through the first half of fiscal 2025. BAT, parent company of Reynolds American, issued first-half guidance Tuesday that included projections of $5.1 billion in operational profit. Diluted earnings is expected to be $2.28 per share. First-half revenue is projected at $16.68 billion.
Burlington-based Labcorp forms master's degree program with Arizona State

4 days ago | greensboro.com | Richard Craver

LabCorp announced Monday it is participating into an educational collaboration for a Master of Science in Cytology degree with Arizona State University's College of Health Solutions. The collaboration also features InStride, a provider of strategic education and skilling solutions. The first cohort in the online program consists of LabCorp employees who began their studies in January. The headquarters for LabCorp are in Burlington.
NC Senate doubles effort to bering more transparency to healthcare bills

4 days ago | greensboro.com | Richard Craver

The state Senate has applied the gut-and-replacement strategy to a state House bill to advance bipartisan legislation aimed at lowering some healthcare costs for North Carolinians. The strategy is aimed at increasing pricing transparency from hospitals and providers. The Senate Rules and Operations committee cleared House Bill 434 on Tuesday.
50 facts and figures about D-Day

4 days ago | greensboro.com | Andrew Lisa
Breeze Airways set to debut Friday low-fare flights out of Greensboro airport

4 days ago | greensboro.com | Richard Craver

Breeze Airways will debut Friday its limited low-fare passenger airline services at Piedmont Triad International Airport. Breeze has chosen two familiar nonstop routes out of Greensboro with Monday and Friday flights to the Hartford, Connecticut and Orlando, Florida markets - both on a late afternoon and evening schedule. Breeze plans to fly to Orlando year-round, while Hartford is a seasonal service. One-way fares are as low at $49 before fees.