Norma B. Dennis is a journalist based in Greensboro, North Carolina. She writes for Yes! Weekly, focusing on local news and events in the Greensboro area. Norma covers a variety of topics, including community happenings, business updates, and profiles of local individuals and organizations.
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Senior Sunday is always a big event at Jamestown Presbyterian Church. Not only are all graduates who attend that church recognized for this milestone in their lives, but the Lane
The Jamestown Town Council will hold its fourth Budget Retreat June 13 at 10 a.m. in the Civic Center at Town Hall. The Council will discuss the 2024-25 fiscal year recommended budget and Capital Improvement Plan. The public is invited to attend.
One might have thought it was “old home week” at Ragsdale High School on May 30 as teachers, counselors and other staff, past and present, gathered in the media center to honor former principal Dr. Kathy Rogers. The occasion was the dedication of a portrait of Rogers that will be displayed in the media center along with those of other principals.
Since coming together as an organization in the late 1990s, members of the Jamestown Business Association have shared a vision — not only to bring businesses together, but to keep
Juneteenth: Freedom Day
Everybody and everything deserves a second chance. If that is not the creed of the couple who recently opened an upscale thrift store on East Main Street in Jamestown, maybe
Alison Huber is president of the Guilford Rotary Club. But when she spoke to members of the Jamestown Rotary Club, she literally took off her Rotary scarf and badge and put on a patriotic scarf and tall red, white and blue patriotic hat.
The idea of community means a lot to Noel Keener — whether it comes from neighborhoods or the sense of community shared by students, teachers and school staff. That is
AFCC minister returns
The sound of fun can once more be heard at the swimming pool in Adams Farm, located at 1903 Adams Farm Parkway, Greensboro. Closed since 2019, Raleigh businessman Rao Achanta purchased the facility in early May and has already invested at least $2.2 million in renovations, which include replacing the 30,000 square-foot deck, making structural repairs, painting and adding new furniture.
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