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Roy Carroll Bringing A New Mega Mixed-Use Development To Downtown Greensboro With Hotel, Retail, Apartments And Monday Night Fine Dining
Roy Carroll, the former owner of the Rhino Times, has just announced some extremely big plans to enhance a large swath of downtown Greensboro. The new multi-use development – “Carroll at Parkside” – will be built at the intersection of Eugene and Bellemeade and will feature a nine-story AC Marriot hotel with 159 rooms.
Burton’s future clearing up: ‘I think I’ll be a race car driver next year’
There’s light at the end of the tunnel for impending free agent Harrison Burton, after last Saturday’s dramatic victory at Daytona International Speedway launched him into the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. Burton won’t return to the No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford in 2025, but delivering the...
A Call To Action Over Greensboro’s Homelessness Challenge
A Letter to the Editor Sent In by Rhino Times Reader Donna. (This is by Donna, written in the third person.) Donna, once a productive member of society, now faces the harsh reality of potential homelessness. Formerly a legal secretary and executive administrative assistant, Donna’s life took a drastic turn when health issues led her to file for disability. Her subsequent divorce left her financially destitute, with her husband squandering their resources and causing their house to go into foreclosure.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Debut All-Synth “Swan Song” In Asheville [Photos/Videos]
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard continued their U.S. summer tour on Friday night at Asheville, NC’s ExploreAsheville.com Arena with yet another rowdy performance. Other highlights from the King Gizzard Asheville show included a thrilling, show-opening “Boogieman Sam” > “Hypertension” that hinted at the “Ice V” to come a few songs later, a seething “Gaia” featuring not one but two drum solos, and the all-hands synth section featuring the live debut of 2023’s “Swan Song” and a pulsing rendition of its fellow The Silver Cord track “Gilgamesh”.
Meals on Wheels Rowan moves into ‘Forever Home’
SALISBURY — Meals on Wheels Rowan moved into its newly renovated offices at 720 Grove Street in mid-July. The building, which had sat vacant for several years, was formerly known as Salisbury Children’s Clinic and most recently housed the Novant Hospice office. Renovations began in August 2023. Graham Roofing installed a new roof on the […] The post Meals on Wheels Rowan moves into ‘Forever Home’ appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Former Summerfield Charter Academy employee charged with peeping, indecent liberties, sheriff says
GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — A Summerfield Charter Academy employee was recently arrested for sex crimes, the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office reports. According to a news release, Michael David Evans, 40, of Summerfield, was arrested Saturday and charged with: He was taken to the Guilford County Detention Center and issued a $200,000 secured bond. His […]
Football highlights: Seventy-First slams Pine Forest; Gray's Creek junior goes off
Seventy-First got off to a hot start and never let up in Saturday’s 49-21 win at Pine Forest, earning its 32nd straight regular-season win handily in the nonconference matchup of two three-time reigning league champs. The Falcons (2-0) were led by their usual stars in senior quarterback DeAndre Nance, junior running back Jayson...
New doctor joins Northern Orthopaedics
Northern Regional Hospital has added a physician to its staff. Dr. Jared Sanderford has joined the staff at Northern Orthopaedics team. Born in Galveston, Texas, and primarily raised in Greeley, Colorado, Dr. Sanderford’s journey into healthcare was inspired by his father, a physician whose dedication to the community left a lasting impression. H Sanderford earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Rocky Vista University in Parker, Colorado, following a Bachelor...
Zootastic Park expresses appreciation to first responders with free admission over Labor Day Weekend
This Labor Day Weekend all firefighters, EMTs, police officers, animal control workers, first responders, DSS staff, health department employees, and dispatchers get in free at Zootastic Park in Troutman. Immediate family (spouse and children) are also free August 31-September 2. A physical badge must be presented at the time of...
Piedmont nonprofit warns residents about potential natural gas pipeline construction in multiple counties
In Lexington, about 20 people attended a meeting hosted by 7 Directions of Service, a nonprofit with a history of fighting pipeline construction in the Piedmont. The organization is concerned about the risks posed by Williams Companies’ Transcontinental Pipeline Southeast Supply Enhancement Project. The Fortune 500 company is proposing...
Mount Airy defeats East Surry to set school record
Mount Airy won a war of attrition against East Surry on Aug. 30. The two physically imposing defenses battled all night as the teams combined for just over 200 total yards through the first three quarters. Mount Airy pulled away in the rivalry game by forcing two second-half turnovers and scoring three late touchdowns to defeat East 28-7. Friday’s victory marked a new school record for Mount Airy as the...
Older woman with dementia scammed out of $25,000; Asheboro officers looking for suspects
ASHEBORO, N.C. — An older woman with dementia was scammed out of $25,000, according to officers with the Asheboro Police Department. Police said they spoke to the woman's daughter-in-law, who said she does not remember the details perfectly, but said the elderly woman had been trying to get support with her phone and got in contact with a scammer through a fake number online.
Lawsonville ladies prove friendship can remain strong through every season of life
LAWSONVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) — Friendships are like seasons. In the spring of their early years, Kate Taylor Thomas, Margaret Stevens Lawson and Clara Bennett Nelson were all grade school friends at Lawsonville School. “18 people were in our class,” said Thomas, who was a member of the first graduating class in 1948. “I wrote the history […]
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