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Greensboro Mourns Murder Of Popular Store Owner
By Elliott West, Greensboro Telegram 17.NOV.08
GREENSBORO - As the Greensboro Police hunt for his killer, the friends and family of Mohammed "Mike" Ali remember the friendly shopkeeper who was murdered during a robbery last Sunday, only a few days before his wedding. [read more] |
Another Elm Convenience Store Robbed At Gunpoint
By Elliott West, Greensboro Telegram 17.NOV.08
GREENSBORO - Exactly one week after a convenience store owner was shot dead during a robbery of the Red Mike convenience store in downtown Greensboro, another one has been robbed at gunpoint on North Elm. [read more] |
Greensboro Police Investigate Two Dead Bodies
By Elliott West, Greensboro Telegram 17.NOV.08
GREENSBORO - The Greensboro Police Department is trying to determine the cause of death of a man and a woman who were found dead on Saturday. [read more] |
NC Senator Arrested On Embezzlement Charges
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BURLINGTON, NC - Former state Senator and recent US Congressional candidate Hugh Webster (left in photo) is alleged to have stolen over $12,000 from his aunt while he had power of attorney over her bank accounts. [read more] |
Greensboro Newspaper Buys Historic Building
By John H. Smith, Greensboro Telegram 16.NOV.08
GREENSBORO - A weekly newspaper in Greensboro called Yes! Weekly has purchased the historic Richardson pharmacy building in downtown Greensboro where the author O.Henry used to work as a clerk. Publisher Charles Womack says he will convert the building to newspaper offices with some retail space. [read more] |
Local Newspaper Ends Paper Edition, Goes Online
By John H. Smith, Greensboro Telegram 16.NOV.08
BROWNS SUMMIT - A locally owned monthly newspaper called The Crossroads Journal has ended its print editions and has gone completely online. The newspaper serves several small towns in the area including Browns Summit, Gibsonville, Elon College, McCleansville, and others. [read more] |
Stamey's BBQ In Greensboro Featured In New Book
By Brent Lancaster, Greensboro Telegram 16.NOV.08
GREENSBORO - A new book on North Carolina barbecue gives a lot of ink to a Greensboro landmark that has some fans mouths watering at the mere mention of the name. [read more] |
Downtown Greensboro Food Review: Grey's Tavern
By R. Gregg, Greensboro Telegram 16.NOV.08
GREENSBORO - Grey's Tavern in downtown Greensboro offers a fun atmosphere, a wide selection of sandwiches, and very affordable prices for every budget. It's a great place to watch a game, drink a cold one, or to just grab a great meal when you're downtown. [read more] |
Greensboro's Fall Leaves Show Lots Of Color
By Brent Lancaster, Greensboro Telegram 16.NOV.08
GREENSBORO - The fall colors are fading and the leaves are finally falling, but if you want to take one last look this weekend you would do well to stay close to home. "I wouldn't see any reason to go to the mountains this year," said Roger Bardsley, Guilford County’s parks planner. [read more] |
16.NOV.08 Photos: Fall Leaves Around North Carolina
16.NOV.08 Historic House Being Moved In Greensboro
16.NOV.08 Photos: Greensboro Bond Fans Enjoy New Movie
16.NOV.08 Movie Review: Quantum Of Solace Is Gratifying Fun
16.NOV.08 Carolina Theatre Announces Holiday Line-Up
16.NOV.08 New Greensboro Music Store Will Be Open Until 2AM
16.NOV.08 Greensboro Bike Shop Allows Riders To Cycle Inside
14.NOV.08 News & Record Employees Ponder Buyout
14.NOV.08 Meet The NW Vikings Basketball Team
14.NOV.08 Northwest Basketball To Host Late Nite With Vikings
14.NOV.08 High Point's "A Christmas Carol" Celebrates 31 Years
14.NOV.08 Business Flying US Flag Upside Down Draws Fire
14.NOV.08 Former NC Governors Speak In Raleigh On Politics
14.NOV.08 Video: Three NC Governors Speak In Raleigh
14.NOV.08 Photo Gallery: Three NC Governors Meet In Raleigh
14.NOV.08 Video: NCSpin This Week
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