Greensboro, NC

Parks and Recreation Offers Free Veterans Golf Clinics Beginning April 17

Space is limited and registration is required by Wednesday, April 1.

Parks and Recreation Hosts Public Meeting on Country Park Project March 14

Parks and Recreation is seeking a Parks and Recreation Trust Fund grant to enhance the park as part of its effort to promote the Battleground Parks District.

Creative Greensboro Seeks Public Art Fellow

The Creative Catalyst Fellow in Public Art will support the development of a coordinated inventory of public artworks in Greensboro and opportunities to increase public awareness of and engagement with the collection.

City Councilmember Outling Hosts March 13 “Java with Justin”

The community meeting provides an opportunity for all Greensboro residents to ask questions in a casual atmosphere.

Mayor’s Committee Now Accepting Scholarship Applications from Students with Disabilities

This year the committee will award at least one $750 scholarship to a high school senior with disabilities who will be enrolling in continuing education opportunities, trade school, community college, college or university.

History Museum Hosts International Women’s Day Luncheon

Pre-school Baseball Program Begins April 7

Start Smart Baseball teaches pre-school aged kids the fundamentals of the game to get them ready for competitive play

New for Summer 2020: Lifeguard Camp for Children 10-15

The two camps are designed for young people who are already good swimmers. It will introduce them to basic lifeguarding skills.

Registration Now Underway for Teen Adventure Week

The program is Greensboro's only outdoor adventure week for teens.

City Receives its 28th Tree City USA Award

The award recognizes the City's commitment to urban forestry, community improvement and civic pride.

Lake Daniel Greenway Bridge Temporarily Closed

City crews are assessing the damage to determine when the bridge could reopen.

Greensboro Accepting Nominations for Inaugural Responsible Business Awards

Residents may submit nominations recognizing businesses for outstanding efforts promoting sustainability.

Next City Council Meeting is March 2

This meeting is preceded by Work Session at a 4 pm in Melvin Municipal Office Building's Plaza Level Conference Room.

Parks and Recreation Hosts Trotter Active Adult Center Grand Opening March 13

Trotter has a new focus on programs and activities for adults 50 years old and older.

Gillespie Golf Course Offers Spring Adaptive Clinics

The clinics are designed to teach adaptive techniques for individuals with physical disabilities.

The Drama Center Presents ‘The Rainbow Fish’ March 13-15

The story, appropriate for all ages, features a beautiful but vain and selfish fish who wonders why she has no friends.

Parks and Recreation Hosts Haw River State Park Hike March 14

The trail is 3.2 miles. The hike is easy to moderate based on the distance and terrain.

Water Quality Preventative Maintenance Program Begins March 9

The program helps maintain the safety of drinking water and optimizes the water quality in distribution systems.

Fire Department Now Accepting Applications for Camp Spark

Camp Spark is a free, four-day camp for females in grades 9-12.

City Posts Current and Upcoming Board and Commission Vacancies

Want to serve your community? Consider applying to fill a vacancy on one of these City boards and commissions.