Gray Brothers Give Easement on Baker Hill
On June 16, Greensboro brothers Philip and Clive Gray signed an agreement giving the Greensboro Land Trust (GLT) a conservation easement on 79 acres atop Baker Hill.
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2021 Hazen Road Dispatch Features Hardwick’s Early School
This year’s Hazen Road Dispatch contains articles relating to the four area towns that the Bayley Hazen Road traversed.
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Hazen Union’s Fiftieth Class Graduates
Hazen Union’s graduated its fiftieth class on Saturday. If 2020’s graduation speeches, forged in the furnace of a pandemic, social unrest, and the death of a classmate, were the beginning, 2021’s were the final, finished, polished product of a class ready to move beyond the pandemic.
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Local Garage Adds E-bike Rentals
The Greensboro Garage is now renting pedal-assisted electric bicycles.
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Out and About in Greensboro
Last weekend saw much activity in Greensboro. People are emerging from the pandemic and everything’s up to date and also traditional in Greensboro.
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Community Effort Helps School Get its Bell
In a soggy Sunday ceremony, the former Greensboro High School bell was moved from its spot near the Greensboro town hall to Hazen Union.
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Hazen Union Students Seek to Raise Awareness with Art Installation
by Doug McClure HARDWICK – On a bright spring morning this Monday, a group of mostly eighth-graders from Hazen Union,
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Greensboro’s Busiest Intersection to Get Memorial Day Makeover
The Greater Greensboro Walk/Bike task force and Jonathon Weber from Local Motion are giving the Breezy Avenue/East Street intersection a temporary makeover for this Memorial Day weekend.
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Hazen Union Union to Ring In 2021 Graduation with a Storied Bell
When Hazen Union graduates the Class of 2021 this June, the graduates’ first steps will be marked by a bell that hasn’t rung for a graduating class since 1968.
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