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No game ticket? Downtown Greensboro is throwing its own GHOE party
- Nancy McLaughlin
Up to 300,000 people could flood Greensboro for A&T's centennial homecoming. The city's answer? Turn downtown into another party zone.
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From drum major to doctor, N.C. A&T trailblazer still marches to her own beat
- Nancy McLaughlin
The band director once said never. Kellye Worth Hall proved otherwise, becoming A&T's first female drum major. Now she's celebrating the legacy she built.
Manufacturer requests Forsyth incentives for $65-million, 60-job expansion
- Richard Craver
Unidentified manufacturer said the 60 new full-time or full-time equivalent jobs in its expansion proposal would pay an average annual wage of $73,730, plus benefits.
Winston-Salem native Lord named as Golden Leaf Foundation top executive
- Richard Craver
With more than two decades of experience helping guide Golden LEAF's grantmaking and strategic initiatives, chief executive-elect Ted Lord brings extensive knowledge of the Foundation's operations, statewide partnerships and economic development priorities to his new role.
Fall Convocation at NC A&T. See the photos
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JetZero gains $5 million in FAA funding to track engine environmental impact data
- Richard Craver
As part of the $5 million Federal Aviation Administration award, JetZero said it will capture and share airflow data at the engine inlet and fan exit across takeoff, climb, cruise and crosswind ground operations in a representative operational environment.
Fall colors are nearing their full glory in the Piedmont Triad this week, see the photos
The fall leaves are edging toward peak color in the Triad this week. Check out these suggestions on where to see autumn splendor.
Former News & Record columnist recognized with Greensboro History Museum award
Battle of Guilford Courthouse Soldier Participant Database and Citizen Archivist Revolutionary War Pension Project will also be honored.
Winston-Salem’s Myrava charts independent path in personalized medical devices
"Myrava reflects what we believe the future of care should feel like: personal, precise and forward-looking. The “My” speaks to personalization: solutions built around the individual patient and the care team supporting them. “Myr” comes from mirror, representing truth-to-anatomy, verification, and fidelity — giving clinicians confidence that what they see and use reflects reality. And “ava” echoes nova, signaling a new standard and the possibility of renewed outcomes.
Myrava project among seven selected for U.S.-Israeli research grants
The Myrava Israel partnership is with CustoMED, based in Tel Aviv., which will develop an automated, in-hospital 3D-printing system for custom orthopedic tools designed for use in emergency surgeries.
More than 2 million have voted in North Carolina. See the numbers for Guilford County.
Guilford County voters have already beaten the 2022 early voting total, with days still left to cast ballots before Election Day.
100 years of Aggie pride: How N.C. A&T built the Greatest Homecoming on Earth
Queen Latifah. TLC. Rosa Parks. Jesse Jackson. They've all been part of N.C. A&T's homecoming history. Now the celebration hits 100.
Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for October 30
Read through the obituaries published today in Greensboro News and Record.
See aerial photos of construction at the future Buc-ee's in Mebane
Construction of North Carolina's first Buc-ee's, located on Trollingwood Hawfields Road in Mebane, continues, though multiple news outlets now report the convenience store will not open until early 2028 at the earliest.
Appeals court upholds conviction in crash that killed Winston-Salem man
Destiny Hankins of Greensboro will serve 64-89 months for the Feb. 14, 2024, death of a 62-year-old Winston-Salem man.
WFMY names new general manager
Brian Gregory is a nearly 30-year broadcasting veteran, to Greensboro's WFMY from WVEC in Norfolk, Va.
Alston touts job creation, new schools during state of Guilford County address
Commissioner Skip Alston highlighted major economic investments, school construction and expanded addiction treatment services during his state of the county address.
Unifi completes $60 million Yadkinville property sale to data center developer
"The transaction strengthens our balance sheet, significantly reduces debt, enhances liquidity and provides the flexibility to invest in innovation, growth and operational excellence," Unifi chief executive Eddie Ingle said in a news release.
Immigrants living in Winston-Salem and Reidsville accused of illegally voting
“The right to vote is fundamental to American citizenship and a cornerstone of our republic,” U.S. Attorney Dan Bishop said. “These charges serve notice that those who violate our election laws, including non-citizens who register and vote, will be investigated and prosecuted.”
No 'Nightcap' for GHOE: Shannon Sharpe blasts A&T over canceled visit
Sharpe wanted to bring his podcast to A&T's 100th homecoming. Now he's blaming the school for a deal gone sour.
Lumentum shares surge amid reports of potential Marvell takeover
Lumentum has pledged to preserve and create more than 400 jobs and spend more than $600 million on capital investments at its 236,475-square-foot facility in Greensboro. To date, it has hired at least 150 former Qorvo employees.
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Halloween fun on the green with Statesville Recreation
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Families enjoyed costumes, games and kid-friendly activities on the green during Downtown Statesville’s Trick or Treat event hosted by Statesville REV.
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Families enjoyed kid-friendly games and activities with Statesville Recreation during Downtown Statesville’s Trick or Treat event on October 28, 2026.
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Women’s tennis to wrap up fall slate at William & Mary hidden dual
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UNC Greensboro women’s tennis closes its 2026 fall schedule at the William & Mary Hidden Dual, facing regional opponents in Williamsburg from Oct. 30-Nov. 1.
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Longer wait for Buc-ee’s: Mebane opening delayed until at least early 2028
The Mebane Buc-ee's store will feature 120 gas pumps, as well as 200 full- and 100 part-time employees. It represents a $60 million to $70 million capital investment.
Watch Now: N.C. A&T professor breaks down GHOE's economic impact
The event is expected to bring as many as 100,000 people from out of town.
Lexington in running for $1 billion project that could create 450 jobs
According to a Lexington City Council legal notice, the $1-billion, 450 job proposal involves "Project Emerald" for an unidentified company. All 450 jobs would be full time and created over five years.
High Point Police search for missing man, 60, with cognitive impairment
Willie Hall, 60, was last seen on Copper Court in High Point at about 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, police said in a news release.
Man charged with exposing himself in Greensboro public parking lot
Charges stemmed from an Oct. 23 incident on Summit Avenue, police said.
First Community Bank plans to enter Ohio with $245 million deal
First Community Bancshares said acquiring Main Street Financial Services Corp. would "strengthen its franchise in West Virginia and establish a meaningful presence in attractive eastern Ohio markets."
Old Dominion Freight Line's profit jumps 27% in third quarter
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. reported Wednesday a 13.1% increase in third-quarter revenue to $1.59 billion. It was the second positive quarter in net income since the third quarter of 2024.
Unifi draws closer to return to quarterly profitability following cost-cutting initiative
Unifi has three primary markets in the Americas, Brazil and Asia. Americas sales were down 10% to just under $77 million, while Brazil sales rose 14.4% to $32.9 million and Asian sales fell 16.9% to $18 million.
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