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What did former BB&T tower sell for in Winston? Much less than listed tax value
- Richard Craver
The former BB&T tower was up for online auction on Sept. 8-10.
Let's get ready to Mahjong. See the photos
- W Marshall
Mahjong Mingle Studio is opening in Greensboro in early November.
See the photos: Winston-Salem State University's 2026 Homecoming Parade
- Allison Lee Isley
Winston-Salem State University's Homecoming Parade marched along Research Parkway on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026 in Winston-Salem, N.C.
At a glance. A week of GHOE images
- Jeri Young
Some sights you have missed during GHOE.
Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for November 2
Read through the obituaries published today in Greensboro News and Record.
Man arrested after knife-point robbery in downtown Winston-Salem
- Camdyn Bruce
A man armed with a knife approached a 22-year-old victim and demanded money on Trade Street, according to Winston-Salem police.
5 injured in two aggravated assaults 20 minutes apart in downtown Greensboro
- Camdyn Bruce
Greensboro police responded to two downtown assaults early Sunday, finding three injured people. Two more victims later arrived at a hospital.
5 injured in two aggravated assaults 20 minutes apart in downtown Greensboro
Greensboro police responded to two downtown assaults early Sunday, finding three injured people. Two more victims later arrived at a hospital.
Tuesday is election day. Here's your guide to Guilford County races
Unsure who's running for what in the election? Here's your guide to the races in Guilford County.
Woody Marshall's favorite images of October 2026. See the photos
Novant adds appointment concierge service for State Health Plan members
The latest Novant Health perk to State Health Plan members, unveiled last week, involves guaranteeing new-patient appointments within 10 days through a concierge service that also helps establish a relationship with a new provider.
Guilford early voting popularity surges with 141,757 ballots cast
"Certainly, early voting has become increasingly attractive to North Carolina voters in recent years, and in general we see increasingly more people drawn to the idea of casting their ballot during the early voting period rather than waiting until Election Day," John Dinan, a political science professor at Wake Forest University.
Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for November 1
Read through the obituaries published today in Greensboro News and Record.
Alums say the atmosphere and the food is what makes a GHOE tailgate special
“So, we definitely got to have the hot fish,” Brittany Crossen said. “Hot dogs, hamburgers, baked beans- you name it, for the most part, we got it.”
Thousands line the street for A&T's 100th homecoming parade
“I got up at 4 o’clock this morning,” Linda Stewart said. “I was going to make it down here no matter what rain, sleet, shine, or wet. It was very important for me to make it to this one.”
Wake Forest Jewish Student Center is next chapter for Campus Gas property
The Chabad Wake Forest University posting says: "steps from campus, the new Chabad Jewish Student Center on Polo Road will be a dedicated home for Jewish students, open and welcoming around the clock."
She's 93, fabulous and booked solid for GHOE. Meet A&T's 'Miss Aggie Pride.'
She arrived at A&T with $1.50. Decades later, her name is on a residence hall, and her legacy lives through generations of students.
Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for October 31
Read through the obituaries published today in Greensboro News and Record.
Peter Rodriguez installed as Wake Forest president, see the photos
Peter Rodriguez was installed as the 15th president of Wake Forest University in a ceremony on Friday at Wake Chapel.
Aggie FanFest in Greensboro. See the photos
Aggie FanFest saw lots of people the night before the big game Saturday.
Greensboro speaks up: Letters to the editor for the week of Oct. 30, 2026
Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Greensboro News and Record.
Watch Now: On-campus QR codes allow GHOE attendees to report emergencies
“Send it to us if you have doubt and we will decide what needs to be done,” the chief said.
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Uncg women’s basketball to host presbyterian in 2026-27 opener
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UNC Greensboro women’s basketball opens the 2026-27 season hosting Presbyterian at Bodford Arena, with coverage on ESPN+ and ticket and promo details available.
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Hello Statesville: City council, PumpkinFest and recycling
- Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce
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City Council meets tomorrow with public comment, PumpkinFest fills downtown Saturday, and this is a BLUE recycling week in Statesville.
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Hello Statesville: City council meeting, PumpkinFest and recycling
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Statesville highlights a City Council meeting with public comment, Downtown PumpkinFest on Saturday, and reminders for this week’s BLUE recycling schedule.
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Furman outlasts UNCG volleyball 3-1 in SoCon play
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UNCG volleyball took the first set but fell 3-1 to Furman in SoCon play, despite a 21-kill double-double from Allie Sweet and strong defensive numbers.
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Greensboro police cadet fired, charged with driving while impaired at training center
A breath test was administered and the result was 0.19.
Oh, deer! Buck crashes through Winston-Salem laundromat, sends customers scrambling
A deer walks into a laundromat. No, really. The buck smashed through a window, hopped onto washers and made a break for it.
Watch Now: N.C. A&T alums share what makes GHOE special
"This is going to be the best one," one recent graduate said.
1 hurt in aggravated assault in northeast Greensboro
The assault happened at the intersection of Belfield and Wayside drives in northeast Greensboro
No game ticket? Downtown Greensboro is throwing its own GHOE party
Up to 300,000 people could flood Greensboro for A&T's centennial homecoming. The city's answer? Turn downtown into another party zone.
West Forsyth-Parkland JV football game canceled after fights break out
The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office said the game was canceled due to an altercation between the players on the field.
From drum major to doctor, N.C. A&T trailblazer still marches to her own beat
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.
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Newly listed homes for sale in Greensboro area — Updated Oct. 30, 2026
Browse through recently listed homes in the Greensboro real estate market and find your next home!
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