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September 6, 2008

Police: Feud led to fight at game

A fight in a parking lot at Grimsley High School after a football game on Thursday may have been another flare-up of the neighbo... Continue

September 5, 2008

VCU releases report about improper degree to Charlotte police chief

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia Commonwealth University awarded Richmond's former police chief a bachelor's degree even though he...... Continue

Guilford superintendent starts Monday

GREENSBORO — New Guilford County Schools Superintendent Maurice "Mo" Green starts work Monday. Here is his schedule, which lar... Continue

Political analyst to speak at Elon

ELON — Charles E. "Charlie" Cook Jr., publisher of www.cookpolitical.com and a political analyst for NBC, will offer an analys... Continue

UNCG sets FallFest schedule

GREENSBORO — UNCG will celebrate its annual FallFest from Sept. 22 to 28. Most events will be held Sept. 27, a Saturday. Here...... Continue

Superintendent tries to calm nervous Glenn High parents

KERNERSVILLE — About 180 students at Glenn High School stayed home from school Tuesday after authorities got an anonymous tip...... Continue

A&T lands prized National Science Foundation center

GREENSBORO — N.C. A&T took a giant leap into the future of medical engineering research Thursday, becoming the first histo... Continue

Ceremony welcomes Bennett College's Class of 2012

GREENSBORO — Clad in white dresses, the new students sang the lyrics printed on the next-to-last page of their programs. It...... Continue

September 4, 2008

N.C. State to perform marrow transplants — on dogs

RALEIGH (AP) — North Carolina State University's cancer treatment program has gone to the dogs. The News & Observer of Ral... Continue

Schools find the clothes make the student

GREENSBORO - Jack Kraemer reluctantly went along with the new policy at Northeast High. He even helped write the rules, although... Continue

HPU gets approval for parking lot

The David and Goliath saga of homeowner Larry Chason versus High Point University came to a close Tuesday night. Unlike the bibl... Continue

Aycock’s curtains rise free Sunday

GREENSBORO — UNCG is inviting the public to see the renovated Aycock Auditorium this Sunday. Curious visitors can tour the rem... Continue

September 3, 2008

High Point University gets former industrial facility as gift

HIGH POINT - High Point University recently received a gift of light industrial real estate in support of the School of Educatio... Continue

GTCC enrollment sets record

GTCC set another record this month with enrollment at the school topping 11,200 students. It is the 11th consecutive academic ye... Continue

Report: High school tried to fix test scores

LAURINBURG (MCT) — A state investigation of Scotland High School alleges that at least 115 students were removed from the roll... Continue

Price school’s fate remains uncertain

GREENSBORO - Two hours of what several people described as passionate conversation ended with no decisions on what the future ho... Continue

September 2, 2008

Teacher receives Order of Long Leaf Pine

GREENSBORO - A newly-retired Guilford County teacher was honored Tuesday with the state's highest civilian honor. Marsha Morrell... Continue

UNCG opens renovated Aycock Auditorium to public

UNCG is inviting the public to view the renovated Aycock Auditorium from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Renovations kept the 80-year-old fa... Continue

Update: Residents, college officials to meet over sports complex

Greensboro College Presdient Craven Williams said late this afternoon he will meet with Warnersville residents and supporters to... Continue

August 31, 2008

In college move-in, experience empowers

Dozens of new college students and their parents filed in and out of Grogan dorm like ants earlier this month, carrying futons...... Continue

Price school’s fate linked to Greensboro’s first black community

In Greensboro, you can't walk very far in any direction without tripping over racial history. Even those who know the history ar... Continue

August 29, 2008

School board passes 2008-09 budget

Five months after seeing the first draft, and three days after most of its students started the school year, Guilford County Sch... Continue

August 28, 2008

GTCC gets aviation grant

GTCC will beef up its offerings in aeronautics thanks to a Duke Energy grant. The school announced today it received a grant for... Continue

August 27, 2008

Rockingham County fills vacant school board seat

EDEN - The Rockingham County Board of Education voted unanimously on Wednesday night to appoint Nicole Crews Penn to its vacant...... Continue

UNCG extending the ways it sends safety alerts

GREENSBORO — With the tragedy of Virginia Tech still a fresh memory, UNCG will enter its second of a three-year campus safety...... Continue

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