Work continues at Exit 130 of I-20 in Greene County on a new Holiday Inn Express, Longhorn Steak House and RaceTrac gas station that will soon join recently opened Starbucks and Jersey Mike’s shops.

A website has been launched and advertised locally through billboards and print media calling for “educational excellence for all” in Greene County, although, to date, no one has taken responsibility for it.

The Greensboro City Council Monday night approved a $9,099,138 budget for the year beginning Oct. 1.

Dr. Otho Tucker, the former head of Lake Oconee Academy, recently announced that he is running for Greene County Board of Education Chair with a mission to put Greene County students first.

Bulldozers, concrete trucks, land-clearing equipment and more continue to break up the red clay of Greene County. Angst to some residents and success to builders approaching the county have resulted from two approvals by the county for two major subdivisions.

The city of Greensboro has been experiencing water leakage woes for some time, enough so that some residents have both filed suit and met with attorneys to advise next steps.

Contracted services from companies offering city services are sometimes utilized in what is often intended as a cost savings measure. The city of Greensboro employs Bureau Veritas to perform services that the city currently does not offer, such as zoning, permits, inspections and more.

A popular motion picture dealing with the subject of human trafficking has been playing at the Parkside 8 theater for nearly two months, but the reality of such an appalling crime has made its way to Greene County.

A man driving eastbound on I-20 wound up in the Greene County jail Aug. 5, after a concerned citizen phoned in a report of a vehicle being driven recklessly on the interstate.

A new finance specialist hire, complaints about city aesthetics and concerns for the courthouse moving were among the agenda items and discussions at Monday evening’s Greensboro City Council meeting.