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October 9, 2024. It’s an often-repeated stereotype that people who live in mountain and rural communities help each other out when they’re able to, much more so than those who live in larger cities; however, sometimes getting help from neighbors isn’t enough. That has been the case for western North Carolina and areas in other states that ...
Skip Alston Says The State Of The County Is Peachy Keen
3 days ago · Since Chairman Skip Alston now appears to be chairman for life, it’s pretty much an ongoing tradition currently that it’s Alston who gives the State of the County Address each year. Which is exactly what Alston did once again on Wednesday, Oct 9. at 5 p.m. in the auditorium on the first floor of Union Square Campus in Greensboro.
Chairman Skip Alston To Deliver 2024 State of the County Address
Oct 8, 2024 · The tradition of an annual State of the County address began in 2017 when former Republican Commissioner Jeff Phillips, then chairman of the Board of Commissioners, delivered the county’s first-ever such address. Phillips also held a press conference immediately after his State of the County speech, but that apparently is a practice that’s ...
Massive Help Floods In To Western North Carolina
5 days ago · The Salvation Army is, of course, helping out all it can as well. It has 20 mobile feeding units in western North Carolina and is conducting a massive operation and has provided emotional and spiritual care to over 2,400 people. So far, since the hurricane struck, the Salvation Army has served over 34,000 meals, 14,500 drinks and 10,200 snacks.
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The Carroll Family Foundation and Carroll Companies Donate $1 …
Oct 6, 2024 · The Carroll Family Foundation, along with The Carroll Companies – a Greensboro-based company that formerly owned the Rhino Times – have donated a very generous gift to help the massive relief effort in the wake of Hurricane Helene: a combined $1 million to help those affected by the storm, some of whom lost everything. The Companies are doing more on top of …
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Oct 4, 2017 · Assistant Police Chief To Address City Violence Concerns Nov. 7. by Scott D. Yost | Oct 7, 2024 | News | 8. Citizens of Greensboro, High Point, Guilford County and the small towns and surrounding areas of unincorporated Guilford County have all been concerned about the number of shootings and the amount of violent crimes committed in the area ...
Assistant Police Chief To Address City Violence Concerns Nov. 7
Oct 8, 2024 · To join the meeting by phone, you can call 301-715-8592.) In this installment of the Human Right’s Commission’s “Let’s Talk” series, Mardis will address community violence, its prevention – and measures that area residents can take to guard against it. Mardis joined the Greensboro Police Department over two decades ago and she was ...
Greensboro City Council To Address Funding For Controversial …
Aug 5, 2024 · The members of the Greensboro City Council currently have a whole lot of things on their plate when it comes to the Interactive Resource Center in downtown Greensboro – which has been the subject of many complaints from residents who live near it and the business owners who run businesses in the area.
City Already Becoming More Open And Friendly
Mar 18, 2024 · Greensboro City Clerk Angie Lord announced, on Friday, March 15, 10 days after former City Manager Tai Jaiyeoba resigned, that the media would once again have designated seats at a table for City Council meetings. For more than two decades and through six city managers, the media had been provided with a press table for City Council meetings.