At Tuesday night’s meeting, the Greensboro City Council learned—as Rhino Times editor John Hammer put it–that the “third time really is the charm,” at least when it comes to —of…
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…
As required by a General Assembly law passed last year, the Greensboro City Council put out to bid management of the city’s downtown Business Improvement District and the tax money…
Looks as though the Downtown Greensboro Inc. board is ready to move on, announcing that CEO Zack Matheny —who was arrested for DWI last Friday morning—will remain in that position…
WFDD interviews former Greensboro City Council member and new Downtown Greensboro Inc. president Zack Matheny: Matheny is concerned that a recent bill redistricting the city has been divisive. In fact,…
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…
Statement released by Greensboro City Council member Zack Matheny regarding his future plans: A few months ago, I expressed interest in leading Downtown Greensboro Inc. (DGI) and have interviewed to…
Lots going here in the ongoing dispute between the Greensboro City Council and Downtown Greensboro Inc. The Rhino’s John Hammer analyzes the alleged threat from council member Mike Barber to…
Little sideshow prior to the Greensboro City Council’s 6-3 vote approving a $250,000 grant for the Renaissance Community Co-op. The three ‘no’ votes —council members Zack Matheny, Tony Wilkins and…
With a 7-2 vote, the Greensboro City Council signed off on a historical marker commemorating the Nov. 3 1979 Klan-Nazi shootout. At issue was the language on the marker, which…
It appears as though a compromise has been reached in the dispute over the proposed state historical marker near the site of the Nov. 3 1979 Klan-Nazi-Communist Workers Party shootout…
By an 8-1 vote, the Greensboro City Council approved an ordinance mandating that clubs “have dancing or live music and a capacity of more than 100 patrons will have to…