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By Jennifer Atkins Brown

November 16, 2009

Dinner planned for foster families

Thanksgiving will arrive a bit sooner than usual for area foster families. Friendly Hills Church in Jamestown will hold its ninth annual Early Thanksgiving Dinner from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Foster parents and their families from Guilford and surroundin... Read More

November 15, 2009

Building language confidence

An Americorp ACCESS member through the Center for New North Carolinians, Katrina Siladi is assigned to work at the Greensboro Children’s Museum. “Part of my job is to make the museum more accessible for immigrants and refugee families,&rdquo...... Read More

Friends of Gateway plan fall art auction

The recession has hit the Friends of Gateway Foundation, like many nonprofits, hard. “Attendance was way off at our spring event,” said co-founder Keith Bunch. “It’s definitely more challenging this year.” Bunch is hoping the... Read More

Friends of Gateway plan fall art auction

The recession has hit the Friends of Gateway Foundation, like many nonprofits, hard. “Attendance was way off at our spring event,” said co-founder Keith Bunch . “It’s definitely more challenging this year.” Read More

November 8, 2009

Church rummage, bake sale to help restore organ

Guilford Park Presbyterian Church is holding a rummage and bake sale from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday to benefit the church’s organ-restoration fund. Read More

November 1, 2009

Anti-bully song wins contest

Lawrence Baird, a freshman at GTCC, loves music and rapping. He used to mainly rap about clubs, cars, money and girls, but an experience as a senior last year at Smith High School changed his focus for the better, he says. Read More

Civics students help with Kids Voting

Mark Griffin’s ninth-grade civics students are learning about politics in class, but come Election Day, they will have the opportunity to experience what it’s like to actually be a part of the election process. Read More

Smith students' anti-bully song wins contest

Lawrence Baird , a freshman at GTCC , loves music and rapping. He used to mainly rap about clubs, cars, money and girls, but an experience as a senior last year at Smith High School changed his focus for the better, he says. Read More

October 25, 2009

Local high school to host theater festival

Last year, Grimsley High School’s theater students made the trek to Washington, N.C., to participate in the N.C. Theater Conference High School Play Festival. This year, they won’t need to travel so far. Grimsley was chosen to host one of the... Read More

One School, One Book campaign starts

Megan Tran, 15, enjoys reading, especially the “Twilight” book series. Read More

October 18, 2009

High School to hold bargain sale

Northwest High School’s PTSA is trying to raise money for a new school sign by holding a community-wide Viking Bargain Sale from 8:30 a.m. to noon Oct. 31 in the student parking lot. Read More

October 11, 2009

Gospel group involves community in anniversary celebration

The contemporary gospel group Spirit-Led is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a live recording of its newest CD, “Faith” and is inviting the community to attend. “We’ve had so much support from this area,” said the group...... Read More

Gospel singers celebrate 20 years

The contemporary gospel group Spirit-Led is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a live recording of its newest CD, “Faith,” and is inviting the community to attend. “We’ve had so much support from this area,” said the group... Read More

October 4, 2009

Local leader honored as Angel in Adoption

Ken Tutterow first became involved with the Children’s Home Society of North Carolina as a foster parent more than 20 years ago. He was so passionate about the work and goals of the society that he joined the board, and then, after 23 years working... Read More

Children’s Home Society president honored

Ken Tutterow first became involved with the Children’s Home Society of North Carolina as a foster parent more than 20 years ago. He was so passionate about the work and goals of the society that he joined the board. Then, after 23 years working... Read More

September 27, 2009

International students visit Greensboro Day

For Australian student Jono Sklavos-Creevey, visiting the United States for the first time was a learning experience and an eye-opener, not to mention an adjustment to his taste buds. “The sweet tea here is really intense, and I really enjoyed tryin... Read More

September 23, 2009

Y family rallies to help swim instructor

Before taking swim lessons from instructor Carrie Burt, 3-year-old Jasmine Jackson was afraid to let her face get wet. After one private lesson with Burt, Jasmine was putting her head under. Read More

Students honored for peacemaking efforts

The Greensboro nonprofit Win-Win Resolutions recognized six local students with the seventh annual Youth Peacemaker Award during a banquet Monday. The recipients were nominated by their principals, teachers, counselors and other community leaders for carr... Read More

September 20, 2009

Students honored for peace activities

The Greensboro nonprofit Win-Win Resolutions recognized six local students with the seventh annual Youth Peacemaker Award during a banquet Monday. The recipients were nominated by their principals, teachers, counselors and other community leaders for ca... Read More

September 13, 2009

Library to offer senior health fair

The Greensboro Public Library will host its fifth annual Senior Health Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Central Library. The fair is designed help seniors connect with community resources and learn about organizations that can help them achieve... Read More

September 10, 2009

Runner seeks to help disabled children participate in races

About three years ago, Janelle Robinson saw a video that pulled at her heartstrings and set her mind in motion to help local disabled children participate in road races. The video was about Team Hoyt, a father (Dick Hoyt) and son (Rick Hoyt) from Massachu... Read More

August 30, 2009

4-H celebrates 100 years

Carolyn Ivey’s motives for getting involved in 4-H 69 years ago initially had nothing to do with learning to sew, can or speak in front of others. “I’m embarrassed to say I joined because back then, 4-H was in the schools, and I got to s... Read More

August 16, 2009

Blessed Steppers don't let health woes keep them from dancing

Marilyn Tastet has always loved to dance, especially with her husband before his death. At 78 , she has had to slow down a bit and uses a cane to get around, but that hasn’t kept her from tapping her toes and swaying to the beat. Tastet is a member... Read More

August 9, 2009

Learn scuba diving at local school

Grant Dawson , president of Greensboro Scuba School, has been diving since age 13. It all started while he was living in California and created a little business cleaning boats to make some spending money. One day a guy came around the marina with a scub... Read More

July 26, 2009

Local volunteers mentor kids

Margaret Pinnix, 80, learned to garden from her grandfather, and now the Warnersville community gardener is sharing her love of planting and growing with a younger generation. Pinnix is one of several community volunteers sharing their hobbies and intere... Read More

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