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Greensboro Camping World property sells for $2.2 million

A Greensboro industrial property at 1069 Boulder Road with Camping World as the tenant has been sold for $2.2 million.

Public Storage site in Lexington sold for $8.45 million

The Public Storage location at 150 N. Talbert Blvd. in Lexington has been purchased for $8.45 million.

Nearly 400 acres in Browns Summit sell for $1.81 million

The land deal in Browns Summit involves an affiliate of LeoTerra, which has developed more than 5,000 residential lots across the Southeast.

Early voting is booming in Guilford and Forsyth counties, with Democrats leading the way

Early voting continues through Oct. 31.

Downtown Greensboro's Renaissance Plaza sells for $22 million

New owner. Familiar skyline. Renaissance Plaza, home to Brooks Pierce and other tenants, has been sold to a South Carolina investor.

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.

M&F Bancorp board rejects latest offer from Triad Business Bank

Triad Business Bank envisions a $1 billion combined institution with plans to reach $2.5 billion by 2030. First, it must win over M&F's board of directors and shareholders.

Small church in Triad helps families by buying and forgiving $1.7 million in medical debt

“It’s a perfect real-world parable for what God does for us,” said Jackman, the longtime pastor at Trinity Moravian. “Most personal bankruptcies are now due to medical debt. A stay in the hospital can send a family into poverty or bankruptcy.”

A soldier's surprise homecoming brings tears and cheers to Guilford County school

A fourth-grader turned a corner at school and spotted someone he hadn't seen in more than a year: his big brother, home from military deployment.

Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for October 19

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

Man charged with felony assault in shooting on East Florida Street in Greensboro

A homeless man has been charged with assault in connection with a shooting that occurred on Oct. 15, according to a release from the Greensboro Police Department.

Crash closes Salem Parkway at Interstate 40 in Winston-Salem

Expect for the road to be closed for several hours. 

20-year-old man dies in Saturday night shooting in Winston-Salem

Luis Mario Noyola-Avila, 20, has died following a shooting on shooting on East Twenty-Fourth Street in Winston Salem.

No shots, no school: Thousands of Guilford County students remain out of class

More than 4,200 Guilford County students are missing school because they haven't met vaccination requirements. District leaders worry about the learning they're losing.

Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for October 18

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

See photos of the No Kings: Vote Early rally in Winston-Salem

A No Kings: Vote Early rally was held on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, in Corpening Plaza in downtown Winston-Salem, N.C.

No Kings protesters in Greensboro say they are worried Trump may try to interfere in election

"I want those thugs to stay away from it," one attendee at the event said. 

Watch Now: Greensboro No Kings event held to get out the vote

Organizers brought a Halloween theme to the event on Saturday. 

Carrie Vickery sworn in as Forsyth's first female superior court judge. See photos.

Carrie Vickery was sworn in as Resident Superior Court Judge of Forsyth County during her investiture ceremony on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, in Courtroom 301 at the Forsyth County Courthouse in Winston-Salem, N.C.

No bookstore? No problem. High Point woman opens one herself.

A new chapter begins in downtown High Point. Spindle & Spine will bring books, local authors and community events to North Main Street.

Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for October 17

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

Denied campus voting sites, N.C. A&T and UNCG students hit the streets

They walked nearly an hour, then faced hourslong lines. Greensboro college students were determined to make their voices heard on the first day of early voting.

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Small church in Triad helps families by buying and forgiving $1.7 million in medical debt

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How journaling leads to a more altruistic life

Explores how daily journaling supports emotional health, reduces stress, boosts creativity and self-discipline, and helps set goals for a more altruistic life.

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Women’s soccer battles ETSU to scoreless SoCon draw

UNC Greensboro women’s soccer earned a 0-0 home draw with ETSU in SoCon play, with each side limited to two shots on goal in a physical, foul-heavy match.

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UNCG cross country places fifth and eighth at Upstate Invitational

UNCG men's cross country finished fifth and the women eighth at the Upstate Invitational, highlighted by multiple personal records ahead of the SoCon Championships.

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City of Statesville weekly updates for Oct. 18, 2026

City of Statesville shares updates on a City Council meeting, drug take-back event, loose leaf collection for Area 1, and this week’s BLUE recycling schedule.

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What Really Happens When You Call for Emergency HVAC Help at 2 AM

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Buying or Selling a Midwest Home? What the HVAC System Is Really Worth at Closing

Affiliate content.  Learn why it is important to check the HVAC system when buying or selling home. 

Your utility bill is telling you something: what rising costs reveal about your HVAC system

Affiliate content. Learn what to do about rising energy costs from your HVAC system. 

What Your Home's Age Reveals About the HVAC Problems Coming Your Way

Affiliate content. Learn the most common HVAC problems based on the age of your home.

Greensboro Police close section of Summit Avenue after accident

No information is yet available about injuries or identities of those involved.

Lexington widow charged in alleged scheme to steal children's inheritance

A signature alleged by deputies to be forged. A will improperly notarized. Two women now face criminal charges in a Davidson County inheritance dispute.

Blighted Reynoldstown Historic District to receive revitalization funds, see the photos

Winston-Salem is one of 25 communities across the country to win a Love Your Block neighborhood revitalization grant. The grant will be designated for the Reynoldstown Historic District and will provide $70,000 for resident-led mini-grant projects and $200,000 for two part-time staff positio…

Greensboro police chief announces promotions to top leadership posts

Five officers received new assignments effective Oct. 14, according to the Greensboro Police Department.

Pig Deal! Record litter of critically endangered piglets born at NC Zoo

“This is a wonderful development considering the species is critically endangered and in rapid population decline due to habitat loss and hunting."

South Carolina honors N.C. A&T astronaut Ronald McNair 40 years after his death

He went from N.C. A&T to NASA and into history. Now South Carolina is honoring Ronald McNair with a day dedicated to his legacy.

Wells Fargo faces federal probe over loans aimed at boosting Black homeownership

Wells Fargo's mortgage programs sought to help Black families overcome longstanding homeownership gaps. HUD is investigating whether those efforts unlawfully favored certain borrowers.

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Newly listed homes for sale in Greensboro area — Updated Oct. 16, 2026

Browse through recently listed homes in the Greensboro real estate market and find your next home!

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