Another Battle Against Overdevelopment: Stop Rezoning at Pisgah Church Rd & Willoughby Blvd

Another battle is brewing in New Irving Park as developer BJ Johnson seeks to rezone 1201 Pisgah Church Rd, cramming up to eight housing units onto a modest 0.86-acre lot. This reckless proposal threatens to disrupt our community’s character, increase traffic congestion, and destroy valuable green space. Just two years ago, we successfully fought against a similar overdevelopment, and now we must unite once more to protect our neighborhood. Join us on February 17, 2025, at the Greensboro Zoning & Planning Commission Meeting to voice your opposition and stand up for the future of New Irving Park!
A Testament to Resilience and Generosity: The Amish Community’s Unwavering Support for Western North Carolina

When Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, an unexpected source of hope emerged: the Amish community of Pennsylvania. In just 48 hours, sixty-two Amish volunteers traveled hundreds of miles to construct 12 tiny homes for displaced families, showcasing their remarkable craftsmanship and deep sense of community. This extraordinary act of generosity not only provided shelter but also restored faith and hope to those in need. Discover how the Amish’s unwavering support can inspire us all to come together and address critical issues like homelessness in our own communities. Read on to learn more about this incredible story of resilience and compassion.
Exciting Developments on the Horizon for Downtown Greensboro

Exciting developments are on the horizon for downtown Greensboro, with two major hotel projects set to transform the skyline and boost the local economy. The new Westin Hotel, featuring 180 rooms and a stunning rooftop bar, is slated to open in 2026, while the Carroll at Parkside will introduce an AC Marriott Hotel and luxury apartments. These projects not only promise to enhance our city’s landscape but also create valuable job opportunities. Join me in building a vibrant future for Greensboro—your support can make a difference! Let’s work together to ensure our city thrives for generations to come.
Making Greensboro Business-Friendly: Streamlining Processes for Entrepreneurs

Greensboro has long been a city of opportunity, but to truly thrive, we must simplify the journey for entrepreneurs. Imagine a centralized platform where business owners can easily access vital resources, expedited permitting processes that eliminate delays, and a dedicated office advocating for small businesses. By fostering public-private collaboration and enhancing workforce development, we can create a vibrant ecosystem that attracts startups and supports existing businesses. Join us in building a Greensboro where starting a business is not just possible, but easy and rewarding. Let’s work together to shape the future our city deserves!
Greensboro Needs to Slow Down on Rural Expansion

Greensboro has long been a vibrant city, but the rapid expansion into our rural areas threatens the very essence of what makes our community special. As urban development encroaches on peaceful, pastoral landscapes, residents are left grappling with noise, traffic, and overcrowded services. It’s time to pause and listen to the voices of those who cherish their rural way of life. Join me in advocating for a balanced approach to growth that prioritizes sustainability and respects our unique heritage. Together, we can ensure Greensboro thrives without sacrificing the values that define our community.
Revitalizing Randleman Road: Greensboro’s Vision for a Thriving Corridor

Randleman Road has been one of Greensboro’s most significant entry points for years—a vital stretch connecting neighborhoods, businesses, and commuters. But ask anyone who lives, works, or travels along this 2.3-mile corridor between I-40 and I-85, and they’ll tell you the road needs more than just a facelift. Deteriorating buildings, insufficient lighting, and increasing traffic […]
Nicky Smith Leads Effort to Preserve the Character of West Friendly Avenue

In a landmark decision, Greensboro’s City Council approved the West Friendly Avenue Neighborhood Conservation Overlay, a move championed by community leader Nicky Smith. This initiative aims to protect the unique character of the neighborhood, ensuring that its tree-lined streets and architectural integrity are preserved for future generations. With over 70% of property owners supporting the overlay, Smith’s grassroots advocacy has galvanized residents to take an active role in shaping their community’s future. Discover how this victory not only safeguards a cherished area but also sets a precedent for neighborhoods across Greensboro. Read more about this inspiring effort!