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It would take an average pot user about 62 years to consume 100 pounds of marijuana through personal use – so that recently gave local law enforcement a reason to suspect that those possessing that amount might have had what’s called an intent to sell.
The Guilford County Sheriff’s...
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If you’ve been thinking about adding a cat or dog to the family, the Guilford County Animal Shelter is making it hard to use price as an excuse.
Guilford County Animal Services has dropped the adoption fee for all cats and dogs to just $10 through Monday, Aug. 31, as part of the nationwide Clear the Shelter campaign.
And ...
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The Guilford County Republican Party has found its replacement for Tony Jacobelli, and the new candidate says he’s ready to put his own money and a lot of his time into an unexpectedly short campaign for the Guilford County Board of Commissioners.
The Guilford County Republican Par...
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The little but growing Town of Summerfield just north of Greensboro may be one of the hardest towns in North Carolina to run. That’s largely because of the huge divide among residents over how much, how fast and what type of development should take place in the town.
So perhaps it ...
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Four out of five votes is normally enough to get something done on a five-member board.
When it comes to setting early voting sites in North Carolina, however, four out of five isn’t quite good enough.
That’s why the North Carolina State Board of Elec...