Rhino Times

The Rhino Times is a complimentary weekly newspaper offering conservative news and viewpoints, based in Greensboro, North Carolina. It was established in 1991 under the name Rhinoceros Times. A print version was also launched in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 2002 but was shut down in 2008. In 2010, the newspaper had a circulation of 30,000 copies.

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Can The Small Mountain Town Of Spruce Pine NC Bring China To Its Knees?

1 week ago | rhinotimes.com | John Hammer

The US – specifically the state of North Carolina – may possess the ultimate secret weapon in the new trade war with China that’s currently raging at unprecedented levels. While everyone looks to Taiwan as the center of modern computer chip manufacturing, a very little-known fact is that, if it weren’t for the town of Spruce Pine, North Carolina, none of that multi-trillion-dollar industry would be possible.
The Triad’s Mercy Hill Church Is Growing Like Kudzu

1 week ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

The world and the Triad area can certainly use some extra prayers right now, so it’s a good thing that Mercy Hill Church in Greensboro – one of the fastest growing churches in the country – is opening a new campus. The church held a ribbon cutting this week to celebrate the opening of the campus at 1317 Pleasant Ridge Road.
County Manager Looks To Add Lots Of New County Positions

1 week ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

Guilford County commissioners and residents won’t see County Manager Mike Halford’s proposed fiscal 2025-2026 budget until May; however, some information the manager recently presented to the Board of Commissioners offers a good deal of insight into what kind of budget he is putting together. For one thing, it will include a lot of new county positions.
We Will Survive - The Rhino Times of Greensboro

1 week ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

From Rhino Reader Alan MarhsallThe MSM and their lackeys are screaming about the sky falling, the Sun rising in the west, cats and dogs living together, it is, according to the “experts”, the beginning of the end of life as we know it.
New Business Development Center in Greensboro Brings 60 Jobs

2 weeks ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

Integrated Power Services – a global company in electrical, mechanical, and power management systems – has officially opened a new business development center in Greensboro. The new office is located at 1050 Revolution Mill Road. The Greensboro center will act as an extension of Integrated Power Services corporate headquarters in Greenville, South Carolina, and will primarily focus on sales.
Guilford County Tries To Craft A Budget Amid Economic Chaos

2 weeks ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

The Guilford County Board of Commissioners met in an afternoon budget work session on Thursday, April 3, to work with County Manager Mike Halford in assembling a new fiscal 2025-2026 budget for the county. While they did so, the US stock market was crashing and the economic implications of President Donald Trump’s striking tariff policy were becoming clear to the entire world.
Conservative Leaders Jump Off Trump’s Tariff Train

2 weeks ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

President Donald Trump once said famously that he could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot someone and not lose any voters, and that may be true. However, it’s becoming crystal clear that the same may not be true when it comes to implementing massive tariffs that many prominent economists and financial leaders say will break the world’s economy and send the US into a recession or depression.
Greensboro City Council Members Seek Your Input On Budget

2 weeks ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

The Guilford County commissioners have been holding a series of town halls to get information from residents as to what the county is doing right and doing wrong. Now it’s time for the Greensboro City Council to do the same – so, if you have complaints about city taxes or the way the city is handling things – or if you just want to tell them what a great job they’re doing – well, now is your chance.
Quebec-Based OpSun Systems Plans $17 Million Expansion in High Point

2 weeks ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

The new economic development projects keep coming and coming to Guilford County. Now, OpSun Systems – a solar infrastructure company headquartered in Quebec – has announced plans for a $17 million expansion at its existing facility in High Point – a move that could bring 32 new jobs to Guilford County by the end of 2029.
Opinion: Can We All Agree Trump Got This One Wrong?

2 weeks ago | rhinotimes.com | Scott D. Yost

On Monday, April 7, President Donald Trump and his administration petitioned the US Supreme Court to overturn a lower court order that demands the US government bring back a man who was mistakenly sent to a Salvadorian prison. A judge gave the Trump administration until midnight on April 7 to return Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a native of El Salvador, to the US.