Greensboro’s new mental health department….
Rhino Times’ John Hammer reports on the City of Greensboro’s proposed mental health department. Let’s go ahead and get the obvious out of the way–mental health is traditionally a county…
Rhino Times’ John Hammer reports on the City of Greensboro’s proposed mental health department. Let’s go ahead and get the obvious out of the way–mental health is traditionally a county…
News & Record reports the Greensboro City council will hold a special meeting on Tuesday to vote on the first phase of funding for the proposed downtown performing arts center—…
Greensboro has been dealing with its own cop cam controversy this week. Quick catchup—-the Greensboro City Council made public footage of GPD officer Travis Cole engaging Gboro resident DeJuan Yourse…
Rhino Times coverage coverage of Monday’s Greensboro City Council meeting discussion and debating the controversy surrounding city’s $1.5 million forgivable loan to the International Civil Rights Center and Museum. Reading…
Rhino reports the Greensboro City Council’s Community Services Committee signed off on office space for the Say Yes to Education program in the city’s downtown library—at a cost of $1…
N&R is as surprised and shocked as Mayor Nancy Vaughan over the less 4 percent turnout for Greensboro’s City Council primary. The local paper of records grasps at a few…
Incumbent Mayor Nancy Vaughan dominated Greensboro’s City Council primary, tallying 88 percent of the vote—while incumbent District 3 council member Justin Outling got 60 percent of the vote in his…
N&R reports the Greensboro City Council decided to move forward with the last installment of its loan to the International Civil Rights Museum. That decision was taken without a formal…
After receiving instruction from the Greensboro City Council to begin legal proceedings against HB 263 restructuring the council, City Attorney Tom Carruthers made a point to say that his office’s…
Vote on Sen. Trudy Wade’s bill restructuring the Greensboro City Council —now folded into Rep. Pat Hurley’s bill restructuring the Trinity City Council —is delayed again. N&R doesn’t like it,…
Back from vacation—no better way to get caught up than reading this week’s Rhino. *Right off the bat, John Hammers on Greensboro City Council’s hands off approach toward the ’15-’16…