This page covers municipal government, elections, legislative developments, city council decisions and public policy. Reporting follows the actions of local officials and the impact of government activity on the city.
Voters backed bonds for fire stations, parks, transportation and housing while rejecting a Cultural Center measure.
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Do you support your city borrowing money for public projects like fire stations?
More than 100 students walked nearly an hour in 85-degree heat to reach an early voting location in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Should your local government prioritize keeping large cash reserves over funding current public services?
The city will claw back $6.3 million in spending to satisfy state financial oversight requirements.
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Do you believe community-led organizing events are an effective way to increase local voter turnout?
The Greensboro Interfaith Immigrant Justice Coalition organized a march to encourage early voting across the city.
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Do you feel your local community does enough to support and honor military veterans?
A group of 104 veterans will travel to Washington, D.C. on Wednesday for an Honor Flight.
Day to day, that means election results, major legislation, public debates and the decisions made at city hall. Reporting follows these matters across the city and the communities around it. City budget sessions and zoning hearings typically shape the local calendar, as these processes dictate funding and development rules. Public opinion shifts and the statements of elected figures frequently generate the most significant discourse.
