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COUNTY OF GUILFORD: American Rescue Plan Act Distribution
.The American Rescue Plan Act has been a critical financial support as Guilford County continues tackling the pandemic’s economic impacts.
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COUNTY OF GUILFORD: Budget Town Hall - Greensboro March 13th
.As we spring forward in time, it’s also time to plan for the county’s annual budget.
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COUNTY OF GUILFORD: Board of Commissioners Held their Annual Legislative Breakfast Friday
.The Guilford County Board of Commissioners held their annual Legislative Breakfast Friday morning at the Old County Courthouse with members of the Guilford Legislative Delegation.
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COUNTY OF GUILFORD: EBT Clients - Alert from the High Point Police Department
If you used your EBT card at the High Point Walmart locations at 2628 S. Main St. and 2710 N. Main St. in December - review your recent transactions now for any fraudulent activity.
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COUNTY OF GUILFORD: County Board of Commissioners Scheduled a Work Session January 5, 2023
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners has scheduled a work session for Thursday, January 5, 2023 at 2:30PM in the McAdoo Conference Room located on the third floor of the Truist Building, 201 W. Market St., Greensboro, NC.
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Guilford County justice nonprofit receives $25,000 grant for its mission
A Guilford County nonprofit for justice is one of 40 that executives at Duke Energy said on Nov. 10 will receive a portion of $1 million in grants for their work toward racial harmony and equity in North Carolina.
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Guilford County tech careers program receives recognition statewide recognition
Guilford County's Community Coding Workforce Initiative, designed to help youth and adults explore computer science and other tech careers, was recently recognized with an NCWorks Award of Distinction from the North Carolina Department of Commerce.
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As early voting continues, reports of voter intimidation surface in Guilford County
With early voting in full swing in North Carolina, multiple reports of voter intimidation are increasing across the state.
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Guilford County Republican Party questions school board candidate's motive
The Guilford County Republican Party said that a school board candidate listed as unaffiliated changed her party status after she received enough signatures to run.
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Guilford County testing inmates to help slow the spread of COVID-19
The Guilford County Sheriff's Office has had its share of challenges since COVID-19 but is confronting the issue head-on.
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From South Guilford News
Canada-based furniture company coming to Guilford County; will add 201 jobs, generate millions for local economy
A new furniture factory company is moving into Guilford County that will create 201 jobs, Gov. Roy Cooper said in early August.
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Guilford County teachers prepare to resume classes in a school year like no other before
With remote learning set to resume on Monday, Aug. 17, teachers who will be instructing students from their classrooms have already begun remote preparations for conducting online classes.
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GUILFORD COUNTY: Animal Services Modifications Due to Positive Test for COVID-19
The Guilford County Animal Shelter (GCAS) announced today, individual(s) working at the shelter have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Guilford County places more restrictions on residents to stop spread of COVID-19
Guilford County, Greensboro and High Point came together to place more restrictions on residents to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Guilford County ranks 19 out of 100 counties in funding for school operations
Guilford County ranked 19th out of 100 counties in North Carolina in funding more for its school operations based on its wealth than other counties in the state according to a recent study.
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Guilford County deputy crashes cruiser while responding to arson call
A Guilford County Sheriff's Deputy recently crashed his cruiser into a hill on his way to prevent a local man from setting his own house on fire, according to Fox 8 News.
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Wages at new Guilford County manufacturing facility could average $58K
The average wages for jobs at a new manufacturing facility planned for Guilford County could reach $58,000, according to the North Carolina Department of Commerce.