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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Mesha Levister named next director of men's and women's golf at North Carolina A&T

2 days ago | greensboro.com | Skip Foreman

Mesha Levister is the next director for the men's and women's golf programs at North Carolina A&T, golf programs, the first women's golf director in the program's short history as well as the first female head coach of a male varsity sport at the school. Athletics Director Earl M. Hilton III made the announcement on Tuesday. Levister is also the third director in the history of both programs. "I am excited to, first off, be coming back to my great home state," Levister said in a news release.
Northwest Guilford football embraces unknown of new conference

2 days ago | greensboro.com | Bryant Roche

During a team meeting in his first year as head football coach at Northwest Guilford, Chris Rusiewicz asked his players, 'Do you want to win games 49-7 or 21-20?' By show of hands, the majority favored the blowout victory. Rusiewicz, who was coming from Greensboro College, took that response as a sign of wanting the easy route versus the thrill of a hard-earned win.
Here's how to find fresh Georgia peaches in Winston-Salem

2 days ago | greensboro.com | Michael Hastings

A well-known Georgia peach farm has been doing pop-ups in Winston-Salem. Peaches from Pearson Farm are being delivered directly to Winston-Salem and are available for pickup throughout the week. Nathan Atkinson, a co-owner of Village Juice in Winston-Salem, is organizing the pop-ups with a former college classmate. "One of my best, oldest friends is a sixth-generation peach farmer from Fort Valley, Georgia," he said. "...
AppState's 2005 FCS title team to be honored in November

3 days ago | greensboro.com | Skip Foreman

BOONE - It was 20 years ago this fall that Appalachian State's football team opened a season that would culminate in its first national title, and that moment will be celebrated in November. The school announced on Monday that the Mountaineers' 2005 championship team will be recognized and celebrated during the Nov. 22 home game against Marshall.
The best movies of 2025 so far

3 days ago | greensboro.com | Madison Troyer
Dana Wilson, other Greensboro high school track stars burn it up at national track meets

4 days ago | greensboro.com | Bryant Roche

Track stars from Greensboro area high schools excelled on the national stage over the weekend at track meets in Oregon and Pennsylvania. Dana Wilson, a recent Greensboro Day graduate competing for Nike Elite, won Nike Outdoor National's girls 200 meters championship on Thursday in 22.71 seconds over Miami Northwestern's Tyra Cox, who ran a 23.08.
Ragsdale's Elle Dawson and other local stars shine in national track meet in Greensboro.

4 days ago | greensboro.com | Bryant Roche

Elle Dawson didn't run quite as fast as she had hoped running in the high 80s heat on Saturday at North Carolina A&T's Truist Stadium. But her time of 5:08.73 in the freshman mile run was good enough to give her the area's only win among high school area participants in this weekend's Adidas Track Nationals. Dawson, representing the High Point Blaze track club, won the race by 1.39 seconds over Vivianna Cellini of Conneaut, Ohio.
Just how hot can Greensboro get? In sweltering 1914, paper featured ads for weather tonic, cool pajamas

4 days ago | greensboro.com | John Deem

Greensboro will experience potentially dangerous heat this week, forecasters say. The area may flirt with daily temperature records, according to the National Weather Service. But things could - and have been - much worse. Greensboro's hottest days on record were more than a century ago during an extraordinary summer that also still stands as the city's hottest ever.
Pilot raised wheel to avoid hitting turtle before fiery crash at airport in Davie County

6 days ago | greensboro.com | John Hinton

A pilot raised his landing gear to avoid hitting a turtle on a runway at Sugar Valley Airport in Davie County moments before his small airplane crashed, federal authorities say. The pilot, Keith Hall, 67, and his grandson, Rostam Hall, 7, a passenger, died in the fiery crash June 3, according to their death certificates. Brian Hall, Keith Hall's son and Rostam's father, survived the crash, two family members said.
Winston-Salem cutting deal to bring at least 5 more NASCAR races to Bowman Gray

1 week ago | greensboro.com | John Deem

NASCAR would be obligated to bring one race annually over a period of five years to Winston-Salem's Bowman Gray Stadium under a proposed agreement between the organization and the city, officials confirmed Friday. On Monday, the city council approved covering half the projected $1 million cost for a new scoreboard at the historic track, with the condition that NASCAR commit to hosting the races involving one of its three national series: Cup, Xfinity and Craftsman Trucks.