An overlooked question (even though it entered my mind– ha ha) regarding Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan’s decision to back out of the $30 million downtown parking deck deal with high-powered…
Rhino Times editor John Hammer reports city charter prevents the Greensboro City Council from canceling a gun show at the city-owned coliseum: The whole issue came up shortly after the…
I’ll give the N&R credit —I think a lot of people agree that it’s time for a stop stop, rethink and reset on Greensboro’s controversial $30 million downtown parking deck…
Greensboro News & Record follows up alt-pub Yes!Weekly’s report that the City of Greensboro will pay Mayor Nancy Vaughan’s legal expenses related to a lawsuit filed by a downtown developer…
Interesting the same week we read about former Greensboro Police Chief David Wray going all the way to the NC Court of Appeals—and will probably have to go to the…
For starters, the Greensboro News & Record is not happy with the way the Gboro council’s public hearing on the contract for the downtown Business Improvement District (BID) tax played…
Downtown developer Eric Robert has dropped his lawsuit against the City of Greensboro. Robert filed suit claiming the city leveraged his renovated South Elm Street property—known as ‘The Mill” —to secure over…
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…
By a 8-1 vote, the Greensboro City Council voted to instruct City Attorney Tom Carruthers to mount a legal challenge to the recently-passed House bill restructuring the council. District 5…
Greensboro City Council has hired a law firm to lobby against Sen. Trudy Wade’s bill to restructure the council. The hiring of the lobbyist was the subject of a tense…
Weekend’s not over — hasn’t even started—but the N&R hasn’t yet analyzed the Greensboro Council’s apparent legal maneuver to fight Sen. Trudy Wade’s bill to restructure the council. Perhaps a…