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Greensboro High School Football Season Starts July 29, 2026
Families preparing for the 2026 season can focus on the July 29 practice start for NCHSAA football while noting recent achievements at area schools.
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Politics
Greensboro Council Approves Budget Amendment for Pavement Repairs
The July 7 vote directs additional city resources to pavement repairs in multiple neighborhoods, changing how residents experience daily travel on local roads.
wellness
Greensboro Opens Dozens of Weekly Group Fitness Classes for All
City-run centers in Greensboro run dozens of weekly group fitness sessions open to residents of all ages and skill levels.
wellness
Greensboro Adults Lose Sleep: Screen Time, Irregular Schedules Blamed
Greensboro adults are averaging under six hours of rest nightly amid rising screen exposure and irregular schedules.
property
Greensboro's Build-to-Rent Communities Offer Renters New Flexibility
New rental communities in Greensboro target tenants facing buyer barriers with bundled services and flexible terms.
wellness
Greensboro Yoga Studios Match Vinyasa, Restorative, Yin to Your Lifestyle
Greensboro studios outline differences among vinyasa, restorative and yin approaches to match work schedules and family demands in the Piedmont Triad.
Politics
Greensboro Benchmarks Transit and Housing Spending Against 12 Peer Cities
A city-commissioned policy review puts Greensboro's municipal spending and service delivery under a comparative lens, with findings expected to shape the mayor's budget priorities through fiscal year 2027.
Technology
Greensboro Tech Meetups Track 28 Percent Job Growth Surge
Upcoming gatherings mirror the city's 28 percent tech job expansion and influx of new employers over the past five years.
sport
Greensboro Invests in Soccer, Pickleball, Arena Upgrades
Local investments in soccer, pickleball and arena spaces reflect steady support for everyday community athletics.
community
Greensboro's Hottest Bars and Music Venues Light Up After Dark
From South Elm Street’s neon-lit bars to the historic stages of the city’s premier music venues, here is where to find the pulse of Greensboro after dark.
Technology
Greensboro Tech Companies Add Software Engineer and Cloud Architect Jobs
Growth in positions for software engineers and cloud architects tracks the expansion of local companies and university programs.
sport
Greensboro Clubs Build Community Through Local Sports Activities
Venues across the city host recurring gatherings that connect residents through basketball and other activities.
community
Machete Leads Greensboro's Best Restaurants Along Market and Elm
Machete leads the city's top-rated spots while international corridors shape options from West Market Street to Elm Street.
finance
What Monday's Market Rally Means for Greensboro Retirement Savers
A broad advance across global equities, commodities and crypto on Monday gave a modest but meaningful lift to the kinds of diversified portfolios that many Greensboro households rely on for long-term financial security.
Politics
Greensboro Restricts Access to Infrastructure Plans With New ID Requirements
Greensboro residents and licensed professionals must submit approval forms and identification before obtaining water, sewer, stormwater or roadway infrastructure details under the city's current security rules.
lifestyle
Greensboro Gardeners Plant Beans, Pumpkins at Arboretum
Mid-July tasks keep home plots productive as residents enjoy seasonal outings at the Greensboro Arboretum and Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden.
wellness
Greensboro Residents Find 5+ Clinics Offering Walk-In Care Today
Multiple clinics and hospitals in Greensboro provide walk-in services and testing options for residents seeking primary and urgent care.
Politics
Greensboro Raises Property Taxes, Cuts Budget for 2026-27
New adjustments to Greensboro’s city budget and property tax rates will influence local services and household expenses starting July 2026.
wellness
Greensboro's July Heat Demands More Daily Fluids From Residents
July heat and humidity in Greensboro push daily fluid needs higher for residents across downtown and surrounding neighborhoods.
finance
S&P 500 fell 0.43% as global markets retreat
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Greensboro investors and retirement balances.
property
Greensboro Opens 48 Acres for Development Applications Next Week
Greensboro opens applications for 48 acres of city-held parcels next week, with priority for mixed-use projects that meet updated density rules.
Politics
Greensboro Mayor's Budget Plan Delivers Road Repairs, Extended Library Hours by 2028
Residents will see the first new sidewalks and extended library hours by early 2028, according to the city manager’s implementation schedule.
Technology
Greensboro's Broadband Guide: Speed Options for Remote Workers and Job Seekers
Coverage reaches most households at usable speeds while fiber options support demanding work tasks.
news
Greensboro's Safety Crisis: Ten Years of Competing Priorities Explained
A look back at the decisions and resource constraints that shaped the city's current community safety landscape.
wellness
Greensboro Offers Free Community Fitness Classes Through July
Greensboro Parks and Recreation and local partners are running no-cost group workouts at several public sites through the end of July.
Technology
Greensboro Workers Access Free Digital Literacy Programs at Library, NCWorks
Free programs through the Greensboro Public Library and NCWorks Career Center cover computer basics, online learning platforms and monthly workshops on spreadsheets cybersecurity and AI.
wellness
Guide to Accessing Free or Low-Cost Wellness Services in Greensboro for Better Sleep
Established practices support recovery through consistent habits available at no added expense.
finance
What Greensboro Residents Need to Know About the Local Job Market
Low unemployment and steady hiring point to stable opportunities in key sectors for everyday workers.
Politics
Greensboro Council Delays 145-Acre Annexation, Tightens Resident Comment Rules
The September 16, 2025 meeting postponed three annexation and zoning items covering more than 145 acres while spelling out three-minute speaking limits and decorum standards that shape how Greensboro residents can influence local land decisions.
Politics
Greensboro Limits Weekly Trash for Apartments, Raises Disposal Costs
City rules on container sizes and private-property collection fees shape disposal costs for Greensboro residents living in multi-unit buildings.