Greensboro Downtown Parks, Inc. (GDPI) is excited to announce that choreographer, Alexandra Joye Warren, will serve as LeBauer & Center City Parks’ first official Artist in Residence. In January 2021,
Author: Patricia Jones
Patricia is originally from Birmingham, AL, but has lived in the Triad for over a decade, arriving here shortly after finishing her journalism degree from Auburn. She writes mainly on local politics and policies.
Is your Business Lawfully subject to ADA site compliance 2024
The answer to this question is still arguable. You need to satisfy compliance if you are a personal company with 15+ staff members or a company that relies on the
Hoping to impress with the Newest Nail Styles for Spring and Summer?
At Kathy Nails you will be treated to the most up to date and optimum in vogue and quality. Come and experience our Greensboro manicure and pedicure services. Incorporate some
‘I was pleasantly surprised’ | Greensboro business owners excited to welcome more customers as capacity restrictions ease Friday
Gov. Roy Cooper announced starting Friday, several businesses will be able to expand capacity, in light of stabilizing COVID-19 trends. Carolina Theater Executive Director Brian Gray is already thinking
Duke Energy working to restore power quickly in Piedmont after winter storm
Hundreds of people went to bed without power Thursday night, but the good news is that Duke Energy is restoring power quickly following winter weather. Homeowners in the western part
Greensboro residents can request tree damage clean-up assistance through the city
Greensboro’s Field Operations Department is asking residents who have extensive tree damage due to the recent ice storm and who are unable to prepare it to City yard waste standards
Vaccines are FREE, but they might want your insurance card anyway. Here’s why…
There is supposed to be no out-of-pocket expense for the COVID-19 vaccine. And if you’re uninsured, you can still get the vaccine for free. In order to beat coronavirus, we
Group 3, you’re up! NC’s educators can get the COVID-19 vaccine starting on Feb. 24; then, other frontline essential workers in March
Frontline essential workers are next up to bat in the North Carolina COVID-19 vaccination plan. The state has been vaccinating Groups 1 and 2. On Wednesday, Gov. Roy Cooper announced
At Home Caregivers Provide Essential Services During COVID-19 Pandemic
Every day, thousands of older adults across the Triad depend on in-home caregivers to help them handle everyday tasks, such as bathing, dressing, grocery shopping, medication tips and preparing meals–
COVID-19 Protections Help Shoo The Flu This Season
There’s not much good that comes from a pandemic. However, state and local health officials are now noting that there is at least one silver lining from all the COVID-19