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Jackson Scores Game-Winner as Greensboro College Football Tops Bishops on Senior Day
GREENSBORO — Greensboro College football (3-6, 2-4) defeated N.C. Wesleyan (4-5, 2-4) 22-20 after Jace Jackson caught a 45-yard touchdown pass with 2:19 left. Greensboro finished with 182 rushing yards and 222 passing yards while holding N.C. Wesleyan scoreless in the fourth quarter. Greensboro went 3-for-3 on third down and finished the first quarter with seven first downs, using two rushing touchdowns to lead 13-7. N.C. Wesleyan completed all six passes for 82 yards, including Braden Selvage’s 44-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Moore, but Greensboro answered with a 13-play, 76-yard drive capped by Camron Torrence-Kelly’s 2-yard touchdown. Greensboro managed 69 rushing yards in the second quarter and finished its 13-play, 82-yard drive with Jacob Cook’s 21-yard field goal, while N.C. Wesleyan answered with 97 passing yards and a 42-yard touchdown pass from Braden Selvage to Tyson Resper. The defense helped Greensboro preserve a 16-14 lead by stopping both N.C. Wesleyan fourth-down tries in the quarter, including a turnover on downs at the Greensboro 14 with 15 seconds left. N.C. Wesleyan produced the only points of the third quarter, using 71 rushing yards on five carries and Braden Selvage’s 5-yard touchdown pass to Ethan Fay to make it 20-16. Greensboro had
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Elon Elementary students get hands-on cooking experience
ELON, NC (WGHP) — There is nothing like chocolate chip cookies, especially when you get to make them yourself. That was an experience some second graders at Elon Elementary School recently got to enjoy. The hands-on learning activity was made possible by fourth-grade teacher Brandy Jo Brehm. “In my classroom all the time. I’m […]
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Greensboro surpasses halfway mark in 10,000-unit housing initiative
Greensboro has surpassed the halfway mark in its effort to support the development of 10,000 new housing units by 2030, with more than 5,000 units completed or in the development pipeline in the initiative’s first 18 months. The milestone was announced by City Manager Trey Davis as the city...