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August 27, 2008

Flooding causes sewage discharges

GREENSBORO - Flash flooding caused the release of untreated sewage at two places in the city Wednesday. City officials reported...... Continue

N.C. agency suing auditor over ethics investigation

RALEIGH (AP) - The North Carolina State Ethics Commission doesn't want State Auditor Les Merritt to look into a claim that commi... Continue

Hospital director wants transfer to continue

RALEIGH (AP) - The leader of the new state mental hospital in Butner says plans to transfer patients there from aging Dorothea D... Continue

Wright found guilty of obstruction of justice

RALEIGH (AP) - Former Rep. Thomas Wright was found guilty of felony obstruction of justice Wednesday and sentenced to prison aft... Continue

House votes to override boat-towing veto

RALEIGH (AP) - North Carolina lawmakers voted Wednesday to override a governor's veto for the first time in state history, overr... Continue

Eden resident speaks at Democratic convention

Gloria Craven of Eden spoke for about five minutes Tuesday night at the Democratic National Convention."But Barak Obama has made... Continue

Funding for amphitheater stalls

GREENSBORO — Plans for a spray fountain and miniature golf may go on at Triad Park, but building a $12 million amphitheater is... Continue

5th downtown parking deck may be in works

GREENSBORO — The City Council on Tuesday directed the city staff to study the feasibility of a new parking deck downtown. The...... Continue

Weaver site at heart of proposed city project

GREENSBORO — Skip Moore acknowledges that his plans for the Weaver Foundation property downtown represent nothing more than li... Continue

August 26, 2008

N.C. lawmakers consider overturning Easley veto

RALEIGH (AP) - North Carolina lawmakers were planning to return to Raleigh on Wednesday to consider fighting Gov. Mike Easley's...... Continue

Jurors begin deliberations in Wright trial

RALEIGH (AP) - Prosecutors say the evidence is clear: former Rep. Thomas Wright had something to hide, and did so by failing to...... Continue

City to study new parking deck for downtown

GREENSBORO - The City Council on Tuesday directed the city staff to study the feasibility of building a new parking deck downt... Continue

High Point Road facelift planned

GREENSBORO - This fall, city staff will unveil a plan to spruce up the neglected High Point Road corridor. City planners have be... Continue

Update: State rests in trial of ex-lawmaker

RALEIGH (AP) — An attorney for former Rep. Thomas Wright is not presenting evidence to defend an obstruction of justice charge... Continue

City aims to create cultural mecca

GREENSBORO - A consultant's report recommends that the city spend $14 million during the next decade to create an expanded cultu... Continue

Down-on-luck Eden woman on big podium

Speaking before an audience of thousands at the Democratic National Convention in Denver may qualify Gloria Jean Craven as a sta... Continue

Seniors earn a 'faithful' citizenship

GREENSBORO — Dressed smartly in a white linen shirt with a blue vest and slacks, K Puih Hluanh bowed slightly to the crowd aft... Continue

Guilford sheriff's rolling center called unfit for command

GREENSBORO — With squirrelly steering and mushy brakes, this old RV’s next life could be that great junkyard in the sky. Mor... Continue

City to consider park sex-offender ban

GREENSBORO — The city will soon be the latest North Carolina municipality to consider banning registered sex offenders from re... Continue

August 25, 2008

Survey reveals N.C.'s most influential lobbyists

RALEIGH (AP) - North Carolina lobbyists who represented real estate agents in an unsuccessful fight against a land transfer tax...... Continue

Burr in Minnesota to prepare Republican platform

RALEIGH (AP) - North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr is in Minnesota to help prepare the Republican party's platform. Burr is co-chai... Continue

State lawmakers will try to overturn boat towing veto

RALEIGH (AP) - North Carolina lawmakers are coming back to Raleigh to look at a vetoed bill that would ease boat towing restrict... Continue

Greensboro offices closed Monday

GREENSBORO — City of Greensboro offices will be closed Monday for Labor Day. The following services and facilities will operat... Continue

Eden woman to speak at Democratic convention

EDEN — Gloria Jean Craven thought it was an honor to introduce Barack Obama last week in Raleigh. Little did she know she'd be... Continue

Update: Convicted N.C. lawmaker headed back to court

RALEIGH (AP) — A judge has rejected an argument from former Rep. Thomas Wright of Wilmington to dismiss an obstruction of just... Continue

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