Happening now at Central Library: NYT bestselling author, podcaster, and UNCG alum Emily P. Freeman joins Maria Hicks-Few for tea and a conversation about her book How to Walk into a Room. The book explores how to discern the how, when, and what now of leaving one room—and stepping into the next.

Greensboro is increasing funding for its Homebuyer Assistance Program, now offering up to $30,000 in assistance for first-time homebuyers in select areas. This expansion helps more buyers break into the housing market. Learn more at www.greensboro-nc.gov/HomebuyerAssistance

Greensboro City Council has unanimously named Lora Cubbage as City Attorney. A former NC Superior Court judge, Cubbage joined the City in March and was recently honored with The Order of the Longleaf Pine.

The City Council's open session resumed at 5:30 pm in the Katie Dorsett Council Chamber of the Melvin Municipal Office Building (City Hall), 300 W. Washington St. Stream it here: video.isilive.ca/greensboro/l...

We want to hear from you.🏡 Whether you're a developer, contractor, or resident, take the Road to 10,000 Survey to let us know what you want to learn more about and how you’d like to get involved. Take the survey here: greensboronc.jotform.com/251324388199...

The 5th Annual Juneteenth Black Food Truck Festival is on June 14, from 5 to 11 pm at LeBauer and Center City Parks. Enjoy delicious food, support local Black businesses, and check out the Kid Zone, music, line dancing, karaoke, and more! 🍧🎤 www.architectofblackspace.org/juneteenth-b...

During tonight’s City Council meeting, Greensboro City Manager Nathaniel “Trey” Davis presented an $828 million recommended budget for Fiscal Year 2025-26, which begins on July 1. The budget and manager’s presentation will be available online at www.greensboro-nc.gov/Budget on Wednesday, May 21.

Greensboro City Council meeting starts at 5:30 pm in the Katie Dorsett Council Chamber of the Melvin Municipal Office Building (City Hall). Find tonight's live stream here: t.co/MRWWPqArFB

After more than 30 years of exceptional public service, Deputy City Manager Chris Wilson, is announcing his retirement. The City of Greensboro extends a heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Wilson for his outstanding service. His legacy of service will have a lasting impact for years to come.

Coming soon: @uncg.edu's Impact Through Community Engagement Strategy Session! 🗓️ Don't miss this inspiring event with keynote speaker Guilford County Housing Coalition CEO & @cityofgreensboro.bsky.social Council Member Hugh Holston & host Dr. Emily Janke.

Summer’s almost here, and so is Safety Town 2025! This 1 week program teaches kids age 5 and 6 about safety skills with fun, hands-on activities. Register now at www.safetytowngreensboro.com Learn more by watching GTN's "This is Greensboro" with Rosemary Plybon youtu.be/uRPSsTQP4c4?...

Tune in as Mayor Nancy Vaughan and City Council members share Greensboro’s priorities on our Pathway to Progress. Plus, don’t miss a special presentation from City Manager Nathaniel ‘Trey’ Davis. Watch live now: youtube.com/watch?v=-uK2... #StateOfTheCity #GreensboroNC

New statues honoring the Greensboro Grasshoppers were installed yesterday at the intersection of Bellemeade & Eugene. Created by NC artist Peter Ruocchio, they are a tribute to our team. ⚾️ A celebration is coming soon—stop by and see them. #Greensboro #Baseball #DowntownGreensboro #PublicArt

Black Balloon Day is happening now until 6 pm at LeBauer Park. Honor those lost to overdose and support affected families. Resources and naloxone available. No balloon releases. #BlackBalloonDay #Greensboro #OverdoseAwareness

Join us at Black Balloon Day tomorrow (March 6) to support families impacted by overdoses. The event will be held from 4-6 pm in LeBauer Park, 208 N. Davie St. Black Balloon Day began in 2015 and is now observed nationwide to remember lives lost and raise awareness about the opioid crisis."

Great news for Greensboro travelers! Piedmont Triad International Airport ranked No. 2 in the U.S. for the shortest flight delays, with an average wait of just 5 min 47 sec. Fly smoother, faster. www.newsweek.com/top-10-us-ai... #piedmonttriad #travel #NorthCarolina #airport

Big shoutout to Freeman's Pub & Grub for making #35 on Yelp's Top 100 U.S. Restaurants list for 2025. From poutine to eggs benedict, they’ve got something for everyone. Another win for a Greensboro gem. Check out the full list—psst, we may have neighbors on it too. 🍽️ www.yelp.com/article/top-...

This weekend, Nathanael Moore sits down with Jim Longworth, host of Triad Today TV, to discuss street maintenance operations and how the city is preparing for tomorrow's snowstorm. Catch the full interview airing this weekend on ABC45 and My48. #SnowPrep #Snowstorm #NC #ABC45 #My48

The Road to 10,000 Starts Here City Manager Nathaniel ‘Trey’ Davis launched the Road to 10,000 plan to create 10,000 new housing units in Greensboro, meeting about one-third of Guilford County’s housing needs by 2030. Watch the full announcement here: youtu.be/hf9RK2Ul6RI #HousingSolutions

City Manager Davis speaks to the media about his new plan, 'Road to 10,000,' which aims to increase Greensboro’s housing stock at all price points.

On Day 2 of the 2025 City Council Strategic Framework Retreat, Dr. Danielle Harrison, Executive Director of the GuilfordWorks Workforce Development Board, joined a panel discussion on Workforce and Education, moderated by City Manager Nathaniel 'Trey' Davis.