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Two days left to bid in Barnabas Network’s Furniture Auction fundraiser

The Barnabas Network helps nearly 2,000 families a year, from domestic violence victims to people transitioning out of homeless and others.

5 indicted in alleged North Carolina gun-running ring that stretched to Caribbean

"If you are making sham purchases to illegally run guns in Eastern North Carolina, we will find you and prosecute you," the U.S. Attorney said. 

Davidson County sheriff’s K-9 remembered for his service, loyalty and bond with handler

Chase, a Czech Shepherd, joined the sheriff’s office in 2023.

Truist's Greensboro Leadership Institute to close as bank reshapes operations

Another piece of BB&T's Triad legacy is disappearing. Truist plans to close its Greensboro Leadership Institute by year's end and sell the property.

Watch Now: Greensboro City Council resolution recognizes NC A&T's 100th homecoming

The Greatest Homecoming on Earth is expected to draw 200,000 people or more to Greensboro next week. 

With Greensboro's finances under scrutiny, city manager rejects $4,860 pay bump

Greensboro's city manager is passing up a $4,860 raise. Trey Davis says the decision sends a message as the city faces state financial scrutiny.

Amendments will put constraints on school funding, state education leaders say

"It is unwise to further constrain state and local policymakers’ ability to adequately fund public education for our 1.5 million students," state education leaders said in a joint statement.

Greensboro woman, 30, reported missing after last being seen Oct. 14

Krista Zickafoose, 30, was likely wearing black shorts and a black T-shirt when she went missing, the sheriff's office said in a news release. 

Driver dies a day after three-vehicle crash on I-74 in High Point

The 62-year-old was alert and conscious at the scene of the accident, but died later from crash-related injuries at an area hospital, a news release said.

Wrestling, family and a whole lot of love: Remembering Noah Coble

Doctors gave him little time. Noah Coble gave his family 19 years of love, laughter and memories.

Watch Now: Greensboro city manager explains decision to forgo merit pay increase

City Attorney Lora Cubbage turned down her merit bonus earlier this month. 

Triad couple protects 75 acres of forest from development. Find out where

“Every day we see more wildlife habitat and forest lost to development. Knowing this property is conserved gives us peace of mind."

New grocery store will open soon on W. Florida Street. See the photos

The Piggly Wiggly at 819 W. Florida St. is being stocked with produce, staples, dairy and groceries. The manager, Peter Dhakal, says it should open to the public very soon. 

Greensboro mother enters Alford pleas in deaths of 2 toddlers in 2023 house fire

More than three years after a Greensboro house fire killed two toddlers, a woman originally charged with murder has entered pleas to lesser charges.

After nearly 7 years, Greensboro's Piggly Wiggly is finally open

Greensboro hasn't had a Piggly Wiggly in decades. That changes Wednesday when a new store opens on West Florida Street.

Ballot markings won't void your vote, NC officials say as turnout jumps

Don't fall for it. North Carolina election officials say a viral claim about poll workers marking ballots is false. 

Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for October 21

Read through the obituaries published today in Greensboro News and Record.

Sister recounts call for help that ended with brother dead, 2 Guilford deputies wounded

"The two officers shot him,'' Tonya Wood Dunn said. "They had to do what they were trained to do.''

Who's buried at Piedmont Memorial in Greensboro? Investigators search for answers

Waist-high grass. An unlicensed cemetery. Now investigators are searching the grounds for clues about burials that may have happened this year.

Womble Bond Dickinson data breach exposes personal information of more than 4,400

A phishing scheme targeting a Womble Bond Dickinson attorney led to the exposure of Social Security numbers, passports and driver's license information.

NC jobless rate slips to 3.4% in September amid limited hiring

Manufacturing job losses have been acutely felt in the Triad, with at least 15 plant closing announcements since the start of 2025.

Guilford County candidates differ on corporate incentives, measuring public services

Should Guilford County offer tax incentives to attract major employers? Candidates for county commissioner offered differing views at a Greensboro forum.

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Follow live as women’s soccer visits Roanoke Wednesday

Averett women’s soccer visits Roanoke College at Donald J. Kerr Stadium on Wednesday, Oct. 20, with kickoff set for 5 p.m. and live stats and video available.

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Small Dawg Race information and registration details

Learn key rules, registration deadlines, ticket details and parking information for the Small Dawg Race on November 7, 2026, at Berglund Center in Roanoke.

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Virginia Tech gameday experience set for 2026-27 basketball

Virginia Tech outlines 2026-27 basketball gameday experiences at Cassell Coliseum, including theme nights, color-outs, halftime acts and group ticket options.

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Ferrum College alum Billy Wagner honored with Tazewell park and statue

Ferrum College alum and Hall of Famer Billy Wagner was honored in his hometown of Tazewell, Virginia, with a new park, statue dedication, and community ceremony.

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Maymead spends $770,000 on two Clemmons properties to house proposed asphalt plant

Tennessee Land and Granite Co. LLC, an affiliate of family owned Maymead of Mountain City, Tenn., paid $770,000 for a 5.49-acre tract at 6010 Gun Club Road and a 1.76-acre tract listed as 0 Gun Club Road.

Winston-Salem drops plans for needle exchange restrictions at church, nonprofit says

The Twin City Harm Reduction Collective said Tuesday on social media that the city is changing course after being contacted by the American Civil Liberties Union and other advocates.

Man killed in shooting that wounded 2 Guilford County deputies identified

Jeremy Dean Wood, 46, died at the scene of a shooting Monday that left two Guilford County deputies with non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.

Pella announces Reidsville plant closure, cutting 133 jobs by January

Pella received nearly $389,000 in state economic incentives for its Reidsville operation. Now the window and door manufacturer plans to close the plant.

RTX profits surge 35% as defense demand drives sales growth

The overall RTX Corp. production backlog is valued at a record $340 billion as of Sept. 30.

2 Guilford County deputies injured, suspect killed following domestic disturbance call

The SBI has been called in to lead the investigation. 

JPMorgan to open second branch in High Point

The planned second JPMorgan Chase & Co. branch in High Point would be at the southeast corner of the intersection of Samet Drive and West Wendover Avenue.

Black patriots honored. See the photos

A small group of people gathered front of the Major General Nathanael Greene statue at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park in Greensboro, N.C., on Monday, October 19, 2026 to read the names of the 43 known Black Continental army soldiers that fought in the battle of Guilford Courthous…

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