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Greensboro police investigating crash between garbage truck, moped

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Greensboro police are investigating a crash involving a garbage truck and moped on Friday. Police shut down the intersection of Law Street and East Washington Street in all directions because of a crash. Police say the crash happened around 1 p.m. No injuries have been reported at this time. The cause […]

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Salisbury Police Department names new K-9 after fallen Greensboro officer

The Salisbury Police Department has welcomed its newest K-9 officer, K9 Mike, named in honor of fallen Greensboro Police Department Officer Michael Horan, who was killed in the line of duty on Dec. 23, 2024. According to the department, K9 Mike and his handler, Officer M. Smith, recently completed three...

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Hasn’t changed a bit: Curt Cignetti’s introductions at IUP and Elon

Below are videos of IU football coach Curt Cignetti in 2011 and 2017 when he took over as head coach at Indiana University Pennsylvania and Elon. There are a few less gray hairs, but otherwise the message sounds very similar to the Cignetti Indiana fans have come to know over the last three years.

Indiana, PA · 8h

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Elon men’s basketball victorious in first home contest of 2026-27 season

Elon men’s basketball kicked off home competition Friday against the University of North Carolina Greensboro. The Phoenix looked to get their second win of the season in front of roughly 2,000 fans in Schar Center. Head coach Billy Taylor believes that having a huge crowd is important as his...

Elon, NC · 18h

FOX8 News

Rekindled in Greensboro is more than just a resale store

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — One person’s unwanted item can be another person’s treasure. At Rekindled in Greensboro, that idea goes beyond what’s sitting on the shelves. What started as a small operation buying storage units and reselling items online has grown into a storefront with a much bigger purpose. Holly Fowler started the business with her […]

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Elon falls to N.C. A&T before fight-marred aftermath

Elon’s football team lost a game and then it became worse for the Phoenix on Saturday afternoon in Greensboro. A postgame brawl broke out following North Carolina A&T’s 13-10 victory that was part of the Greatest Homecoming On Earth celebration. The Elon side took responsibility for the fighting.

Elon, NC · 2d

FOX8 News

Greensboro relying on other sources for water to meet demand amid stage 2 restrictions

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The City of Greensboro’s stage two mandatory water restrictions went into effect Tuesday, but enforcement won’t begin until Monday. And while residents and businesses are being asked to cut back on water use, the city said it’s fortunate to have other sources to help meet demand. As Greensboro deals with tighter […]

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Yanceyville Food Lion Celebrates Remodel With Ribbon-Cutting

Food Lion announced a more than $270 million investment across 94 stores in Greater Greensboro and the Triad, including Yanceyville, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to the region while delivering an improved shopping experience for customers. Inspired by associate and customer feedback, the enhancements are designed to create an easy, fresh...

Yanceyville, NC · 2d

The San Antonio Observer

Bennett College to Auction $3.5 Million Harriet Tubman Painting

Bennett College will auction a historic Harriet Tubman painting for up to $3.5 million to fund women's health initiatives and support its future. The post Bennett College to Auction $3.5 Million Harriet Tubman Painting appeared first on saobserver .

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After constitutional amendment passes, Guilford unsure on school funding ask

Guilford County Schools has requested $5.3 million from commissioners to help cover state-mandated teacher raises. But county leaders are hesitant to fulfill the ask. The school district first made the request back in July, after the legislature passed historic salary increases for teachers. The county budget had already been approved,...

Guilford County, NC · 1d

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Two Charlotte men charged after trying to steal wire from Liberty cell tower

LIBERTY —Two Charlotte men are facing multiple charges accused of cutting about 40 feet of cable at a cell tower site in Liberty, according to court records. Julian Smith Martinez-Amador, 47, and Jefferson Ezequiel Garcia-Ramirez, 26, were arrested Wednesday after Randolph County sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of a larceny in progress at a Verizon Wireless cell tower site on Starmount Road, in Liberty, according to the sheriff’s office.

Charlotte, NC · 1d

FOX8 News

Greensboro Urban Ministry hosts ribbon-cutting ceremony for new pantry and renovated family center

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) – Community members joined Greensboro Urban Ministry leaders at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new pantry, as well as a remodeled family center, on Thursday morning. Following the ceremony, which brought together donors, partners, community leaders and supporters, Greensboro Urban Ministry unveiled the new Pathways Pantry and reopened a freshly renovated Pathways […]

Carolina Peacemaker

A&T powers past Elon to cap GHOE weekend, 13-10

A house was defended, pride was restored and now a resurgent A&T football team enters the final three games on their schedule with the wind at their back and a slim yet still feasible chance to earn a postseason berth. With the city of Greensboro bursting at the seams last...

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After 20 years, poll worker continues making voters feel welcome

Debbie Riggs smiles at the camera outside the South Gym Elon University polling location as voters enter and exit the polls after voting. For more than two decades, Debbie Riggs has helped voters navigate the election process. She said one of the most rewarding parts of the job has remained the same: making people feel welcome.

Elon, NC · 2d

Guilfordian

Getting to know David Hildreth

Teaching Taekwondo was never just a hobby for young David Hildreth–it became a stepping stone for his career. Hildreth, Chair of Guilford College’s Education Studies Department, who also teaches Biology, shared his inspiration for becoming an instructor. “He had high expectations of his students and demanded accountability, but...

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Holiday Market arrives at Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center this weekend

(WGHP) — The holiday season has arrived in the Piedmont Triad! This weekend, the Greensboro Coliseum Complex is kicking off this festive time of year with a Holiday Market at the Special Events Center, located at 1921 W. Gate City Boulevard. “It’s just a wonderful event with so many things for gift-giving, for decorating, for […]

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Greensboro leaders discuss future of South Elm-Eugene Street corridor

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Greensboro city leaders and business owners are looking at what the future could hold for a corridor leading into downtown. They met Thursday night to discuss ways to improve the South Elm-Eugene Street corridor and bring more investment to the community. The stretch of road from I-40 along South Elm-Eugene Street […]

Greensboro, NC · 22h

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Skip Alston To Make It An Even Dozen As Chairman

There will be some new faces on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners in December – but the person occupying the center seat on the dais will be very familiar. Chairman Skip Alston will once again be elected to lead the board for another year. And this time, the...

Guilford County, NC · 1d

Guilfordian

Jobs, jobs, and more jobs

If you threw a rock on Guilford College Campus, you would most likely hit someone with some sort of job. Tutoring, reselling clothes, influencing, work-study, campus jobs, and side hustles are becoming more and more a part of life on campus. In this economy, and in this day and age with the increasing job requirements, jobs are a way to make extra money, build a student’s resume, and keep busy, representative of many of the growing trends amongst younger generations.

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City Moves Water Restrictions To Defcon 2

If you want to know when you can turn on your lawn sprinkler in Greensboro, check your garbage collection schedule. With drought conditions continuing to drain the city’s water supplies, Greensboro moved to Stage 2 mandatory irrigation restrictions on Tuesday, November 3. For most customers, that means sprinklers can run just once a week – on their scheduled city garbage collection day.