Greensboro News & Updates

The city's Office of Sustainability and Resilience is hosting the “Costume Comeback” event. This initiative offers free Halloween costumes to the community.

Dee Snider's 'Strangeland' is returning to Woods of Terror in Greensboro, NC for the Halloween season. He plans to make meet and greet appearances throughout the event.

The City of Greensboro is hosting a Trunk or Treat event at Country Park on October 30th. The event will take place from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

This article lists Halloween events suitable for the whole family in the Triad area. One featured event is scheduled from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Country Park in Greensboro, NC.

This article provides tips on how to stage your yard for maximum Halloween fright. It offers guidance on creating a spooky atmosphere for trick-or-treaters and neighbors.

Greensboro is launching a Halloween costume recycling program to help children get free costumes this year. Residents are encouraged to donate gently used costumes to give another child the chance to dress up.

Greensboro is collecting gently used Halloween costumes to provide them to children for free. If you have a costume collecting dust, another child might love it this Halloween.

Greensboro is collecting gently used Halloween costumes to provide them to children for free. If you have a costume collecting dust, another child might love it this Halloween.

North Carolina A&T's 100th homecoming celebration includes a game against Elon University. This historic homecoming game is scheduled to take place on Halloween.

Canterbury School and the City of Greensboro have partnered for "The Costume Comeback" initiative. This program aims to give gently used Halloween costumes and accessories a second life through community donations.

Greensboro is hosting a free Halloween costume store to help residents get ready for the holiday. This event aims to provide costumes for the community as Halloween approaches.

The City of Greensboro will be hosting a free Halloween costume store next month. This event aims to provide sustainable costume options for residents.

The City of Greensboro's Office of Sustainability and Resilience is organizing The Costume Comeback. This free event will offer sustainable Halloween costumes.

Woods of Terror, a Greensboro Halloween theme park, is planning a permanent memorial. The memorial will honor a beloved family member of the attraction's staff.

The City of Greensboro Parks and Recreation department will be hosting Halloween events. No registration is required to attend these seasonal activities.

A woman has been convicted of hitting a teen with her car in a Cook Out parking lot. The incident occurred after she finished a shift at the Woods of Terror, a Halloween attraction in Greensboro.