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08/16/2023

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07/10/2023

Just Announced: Richard Thomas is continuing in the role of Atticus Finch for the 2023-2024 touring season of To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway! We can't wait to welcome him and the rest of the cast to Tanger Center from May 14-19, 2024!

07/03/2023

07/03/2023

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07/03/2023

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/51365/what-origin-twerking

Twerk’nTRIM 45 Min Dance Cardio Fitnness WIND DOWN -VENDOR & WELLNESS SOCIAL 1325 S EUGENE GSO

Though twerking may have gone viral—and been added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2013—thanks to Miley Cyrus, the dance's origins date back nearly two centuries.

07/02/2023

03/19/2023

Calling all Greensboro NAACP members!! Join us for the March General Body meeting this Monday March 20th. If you aren’t a member please use the QR code below to join us today!

02/28/2023

Come support the Youth Football and let the kids have fun! Birthday Packages available!
Call AP 336 255 9141

12/29/2022

Celebrate NYE 2023 for FREE!
Saturday December 31st you and your friends are cordially invited to “THE CHAMPAGNE EDITION”
End of 2022 Celebration!
:: 21+ FREE
:: Champagne & Drinks
:: Live DJ
:: Midnight Champagne Toast 🍾
:: NO DRAMA ALL LOVE ❤️
(Send this to all your friends)🙏🏿

11/20/2022

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11/19/2022

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11/18/2022

Help spread holiday cheer by donating household items for our seniors!

The Greensboro Police Department is collecting household and hygiene goods (individually wrapped please) at any Greensboro Police Station lobby Monday, November 28 through Friday, December 2.

Officers will deliver collected items to senior residents at a pre-selected Senior Housing Community.

11/18/2022

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11/17/2022

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11/16/2022

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11/16/2022

Wizard Fun Fact Wednesday- 3,210 costumes were made for the film- And what a job they did on those costumes! Last weekend to see our costumes- Get your tickets for the final weekend @ www.ctgso.org

11/16/2022

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November 15 City Council Recap

At its November 15 meeting, the Greensboro City Council voted to designate the Poplar Hall home, located on Sunset Drive, a Guilford County Historic Landmark. Poplar Hall was built in 1914 and is an exceptional example of Neoclassical Revival architecture. The home has been maintained and restored by three generations of the Brooks family, making this one of the best preserved historic homes in Guilford County.

Following a presentation from the City’s Housing and Neighborhood Development Department, Council approved a resolution establishing a Home Repair GSO Program to address repair needs of low income homeowners. To be eligible, participants’ households must be under 60 percent of the area’s median income and the homeowners must have owned the property for at least five years and lived there as their principal residence. Properties must be located within city limits. Housing bond funds and Community Development Block Grant funds are already allocated for this use.

To continue addressing housing, Council approved a resolution to approve up to a $5 million investment in the Greensboro Preservation Loan Fund for the production and preservation of affordable housing through a public-private lending partnership. The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (CFGG) has worked with lending institutions, foundations and investors to raise more than $20 million in private capital towards the planned $32.5 million Greensboro Housing Fund. This is expected to yield more than 900 improved affordable units over the next 10 to 15 years. The $5 million is available through 2022 Housing Bond funds approved by voters.

With cold weather upon us, Council continued to authorize contracts to help protect the City’s most vulnerable populations with contracts for Winter Emergency Shelter Activities. First, a contract for $414,743 was approved with Greensboro Urban Ministry for costs associated with the Regency Inn Winter Shelter and offsite hotel assistance for families. On the next item, Council authorized a $484,000 contract with the Interactive Resource Center (IRC) for initiatives including Safe Parking, the Doorway Project, winter hotel housing, and White Flag shelter openings for extremely cold nights. Winter emergency programs will run at a minimum from mid-November to mid-March.

11/16/2022

November 15 City Council Recap

At its November 15 meeting, the Greensboro City Council voted to designate the Poplar Hall home, located on Sunset Drive, a Guilford County Historic Landmark. Poplar Hall was built in 1914 and is an exceptional example of Neoclassical Revival architecture. The home has been maintained and restored by three generations of the Brooks family, making this one of the best preserved historic homes in Guilford County.

Following a presentation from the City’s Housing and Neighborhood Development Department, Council approved a resolution establishing a Home Repair GSO Program to address repair needs of low income homeowners. To be eligible, participants’ households must be under 60 percent of the area’s median income and the homeowners must have owned the property for at least five years and lived there as their principal residence. Properties must be located within city limits. Housing bond funds and Community Development Block Grant funds are already allocated for this use.

To continue addressing housing, Council approved a resolution to approve up to a $5 million investment in the Greensboro Preservation Loan Fund for the production and preservation of affordable housing through a public-private lending partnership. The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (CFGG) has worked with lending institutions, foundations and investors to raise more than $20 million in private capital towards the planned $32.5 million Greensboro Housing Fund. This is expected to yield more than 900 improved affordable units over the next 10 to 15 years. The $5 million is available through 2022 Housing Bond funds approved by voters.

With cold weather upon us, Council continued to authorize contracts to help protect the City’s most vulnerable populations with contracts for Winter Emergency Shelter Activities. First, a contract for $414,743 was approved with Greensboro Urban Ministry for costs associated with the Regency Inn Winter Shelter and offsite hotel assistance for families. On the next item, Council authorized a $484,000 contract with the Interactive Resource Center (IRC) for initiatives including Safe Parking, the Doorway Project, winter hotel housing, and White Flag shelter openings for extremely cold nights. Winter emergency programs will run at a minimum from mid-November to mid-March.

11/16/2022

11/16/2022

YES CHEF! 👏👏👏 Congratulations to owner and head chef at cille and scoe, Sean, for being chosen to go on Food Network's Chopped!

This is such an amazing accomplishment and we believe Sean will be the perfect representation of Greensboro. Plus, we already know he’s going to put it down in that kitchen!

Stop by Cille & Scoe to wish him good luck and safe travels! 🍀
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11/16/2022

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