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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No Budd but show goes on at Forsyth County town hall meeting. Plus, stabbing raises concerns in Greensboro

2 days ago | greensboro.com | Scott Sexton

Swell Tuesday. It'll be a peach. If not for the stack of programs, eager volunteers showing people into the auditorium or the less than subtle signs with photos of Sen. Ted Budd pointing the way, a filled-nearly-to-capacity town hall meeting Monday could have been mistaken for a gathering of aging hippies. There were sensible shoes and more than a few old-guy ponytails at the gathering. The meeting, one of a continuing in-absentia series of town halls for U.S. Sens.
A celebration of 'Ma,' who said I was too old to play with the Panthers

2 days ago | greensboro.com | TOM FOREMAN Jr.

At no point in my life have I ever claimed to be an outstanding athlete, or a good athlete. Never even said I was an athlete. My former high school football coach, David Bumgarner, who lives in the Triad, reached out to me when I became the sports editor and congratulated me, calling me one of the "fine athletes" at J.H. Rose High School in Greenville. In my junior year, I took the field maybe five times-and one of those was the team photo.
Police retirement bill named for Mickey Hutchens. Remember him? Plus, budget dancing

3 days ago | greensboro.com | Scott Sexton

Happy Monday. Peeps and jelly beans half-off this morning. To the average taxpayer - the overwhelming majority of us - House Bill 272 reads like a technical adjustment to an employee pension plan. HB 272 would allow police, prison guards, sheriff's deputies and probation/parole officers to buy up to four years' creditable service time and apply it to their retirement date.
Going walkabout in the hairy armpit of Greater Greensboro

4 days ago | greensboro.com | Allen Johnson

At least three times a day I go walkabout in the area near the News & Record. It's not exactly a scenic route. In fact, someone once described this part of town as the hairy armpit of Greater Greensboro. I sorta like it. Like the monstrous warehouses along JJ Drive, it's a place with sharp edges and hard surfaces, loud and industrial and more suited to machinery than people. Many of my co-workers question the wisdom of those walks. Actually, some of them think I'm nuts.
With an ally in the White House, Moms for Liberty renews its fight against a longtime target

5 days ago | greensboro.com | Marta W. Aldrich |Erica Meltzer
50 most popular chain restaurants in America

1 week ago | greensboro.com | Paul Feinstein |Madison Troyer
After upgrading defense in free agency, Panthers left with more options entering NFL draft

1 week ago | greensboro.com | Steve Reed

CHARLOTTE - The Carolina Panthers entered the offseason in dire need of upgrading the NFL's worst defense. General manager Dan Morgan aggressively attacked those shortcomings in the first few days of free agency, spending nearly a quarter-billion dollars of owner David Tepper's money by signing defensive tackles Tershawn Wharton and Bobby Brown III, linebackers Pat Jones II and Christian Rozeboom, and safety Tre'Von Moehrig and re-signing cornerbacks Jaycee Horn and Mike Jackson.
Talley presented with Official of Excellence Award by the NCAD Association

1 week ago | greensboro.com | Jim Sands

Mid-State 2A Conference Commissioner Jerry Tally was presented with the Official of Excellence Award by the North Carolina Athletic Directors Association on Sunday, March 30. The ceremony was held at the NCADA Awards Luncheon at the Aloft Hotel in downtown Wilmington, NC during the 52nd State Athletic Directors Conference.
Senate aims to cut off avenue to free the wrongfully convicted; Greensboro Council sides with developer

1 week ago | greensboro.com | Scott Sexton

The devil, as always, lurks in the details. A 439-page, $33.3 billion budget proposal working its way through the state Senate centers around a lot of familiar fiscal themes: cutting waste, lowering tax rates, doling out raises for state employees - teachers, troopers and the like - and providing additional relief to victims of Hurricane Helene. Debate, such that it is in a body where an overwhelming Republican majority can, has and will stifle and steamroll differing opinions, won't last.
Canadian solar products manufacturer commits to High Point plant, 20 jobs

1 week ago | greensboro.com | Richard Craver

Opsun Corp., a Canadian manufacturer of structures for solar panels, said Wednesday it will create 20 jobs in High Point as part of spending $9.3 million to build its first U.S. manufacturing plant. Opsun, based in Quebec City, designs and manufactures aluminum solar panel mounting structures for commercial, industrial and residential markets. The High Point plant will be the manufacturer's third plant overall, which it said will triple the footprint of its current operations.