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It did not take long for the Jamestown Planning Board to unanimously approve proposed text amendment updates to the Land Development Ordinance (LDO) at a public hearing held July 13. The updates relate to Articles 3 Definitions, 7 Permits and Procedures and 18 Flood Damage Prevention
It's almost here, the premier sporting event in the Triad. The 87th annual Wyndham Championship will be held Aug. 6-9 at Sedgefield Country Club, which is celebrating 100 years.
Two public hearings brought a larger-than-normal audience to the July 21 Jamestown Town Council meeting.
The Jamestown Town Council meeting on July 21 lasted just over four hours, full of important business to discuss or adopt.
Riverdale Drive closed for four weeks N.C. Department of Transportation crews temporarily closed Riverdale Drive near Furniture Avenue in southern Guilford County earlier this week.
The field just keeps getting better. The last day PGA Tour golfers could register for the 2026 Wyndham Championship, which this year fell
The July 8 issue of the Jamestown News featured a letter to the editor titled “Opinion of Fourth of July celebration regarding council members” by former Town Manager Cookie Billings. In it, while Billings praised the entire Music in the Park event on July 3, the establishment of Wrenn Miller Park and “the great respect we held for Mayors and Councilmembers who served as dedicated volunteers and helped create visionary plans for Jamestown's future,” she took exception with two councilmembers with whom she spoke.” Billings recalled the times when citizen volunteer service was important to the Council and when she attempted to speak to the councilmembers, “they simply walked away from me.”
The N.C. General Assembly is considering giving $40 million in funding to the Piedmont Triad Charitable Foundation if the Wyndham Championship stays in Greensboro from at least 2028-2031 – contingent on the PGA running the tournament at “the highest tier ranking of professional golfers.” The payout would be $10 million a year for the four years.
Town Council There will be a Special Town Council meeting Aug. 6 at 1:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall.
The Wyndham Championship officially begins tomorrow, Aug. 6, with last year's champion, Cameron Young, returning to celebrate and defend his victory. Young's isn't the only celebration going on.
