What a coincidence—-just one day after CJ’s Don Carrington raises questions about the Greensboro-Randolph megasite’s readiness for prime time—-or rather lack thereof—- the News & Record scores an “exclusive interview”…
Rhino reports Greensboro Baseball LLC–which owns the Grasshoppers and New Bridge Bank Park—-got a little relief from the Guilford County Board of Equalization and Review over $35,000 in penalties for…
Big Sunday N&R front-pager on NewBridge Bank Park 10 years after breaking ground: When the Greensboro Grasshoppers played their first baseball game in the city’s downtown ballpark in 2005, the…
N&R above-the-fold front-pager on Triad Stage’s financial problems: Triad Stage has mounted a major fundraising campaign to erase its $500,000 accumulated deficit. The Joseph M. Bryan Foundation and The Cemala…
The Biz Journal reports* owners of the Class-A Greensboro Grasshoppers are looking to buy New Bridge Bank Park from its current owners, the Joseph M. Bryan Foundation. The appraised cost…
Jim Melvin supports Senate candidate Kay Hagan: …Melvin, a former Greensboro mayor and president of the Joseph M. Bryan Foundation who is considered something of a kingmaker because of his…
Remember back in July when the idea was floated that the N&R may have spiked a Hoggard column on the David Wray mess because it had a little too much…
Bryan Foundation president Jim Melvin is quoted in today’s in-house story on the possible sale of the N&R: Civic leaders expressed concern Thursday about the effect a possible sale could…
The N&R expresses skepticism about the top-secret, $300 million downtown project. Note with interest who else is expressing some doubt: When something sounds too good to be true … it’s…
Two days before Tuesday’s crucial council vote, a lengthy Journal cover story analyzes Winston-Salem’s proposed downtown stadium deal, in the process drawing a comparison to Greensboro’s stadium deal: Supporters of…