We recently asked Greensboro neighbors, "what is the best neighborhood in Greensboro to trick or treat in?" Sometimes where you live isn't conducive to take the kids, so you venture elsewhere. These are the best according to our informal polling. Irving ParkStarmountNorthern ShoresLake Jeaneatte Lindley ParkSunset Hills Reedy ForkBriarwoodLawndale HomesDellwoods ParkDunleathGuilford HillsFisher ParkAdams FarmIf you want to live in any one of these neighborhoods in and around Greensboro, then check out our home listings. Here is a handy to use Google Map showing the location of each neighborhood in orange. 10/29/2024

North Carolina high school football is just a short time away, starting in August 2024 for most teams. If you are looking to plan ahead for your kid's opening night on the grid iron, check out our Guilford County Schools high school varsity football team schedules for the 2024 season. You can use the links below and also our Google Map.Ben L. Smith High SchoolEastern Guilford High SchoolGrimsley High SchoolHigh Point Central High SchoolJames B Dudley High SchoolLucy Ragsdale High SchoolNortheast Guilford High SchoolNorthern Guilford High SchoolNorthwest Guilford High SchoolPage High SchoolSoutheast Guilford High SchoolSouthern Guilford High SchoolSouthwest Guilford High SchoolT Wingate Andrews High SchoolWestern Guilford High School 07/22/2024

Have you ever wondered why some houses seem to linger on the market for months, while others fly off the shelves? The reasons behind a slow-moving listing can be multifaceted, but often boil down to a combination of factors impacting a property's appeal to potential buyers.One key culprit can be an overpriced listing. While sellers naturally want to get the most out of their property, setting an unrealistic price tag can deter buyers and lead to stagnant interest. Another factor is presentation. A cluttered or outdated home can give a negative first impression and fail to showcase its full potential. Conversely, a well-maintained, staged home with curb appeal is more likely to attract serious offers quickly.Here is one example in Greensboro NC of a home that one may wonder why it has be... 06/17/2024

Check out these fun ideas for things to do in Greensboro NC for Father's Day. We've plotted them on a Google Map for your convenience at Cooper Sells Homes.  06/15/2024

Juneteenth, a day commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, is a vibrant celebration of Black freedom, culture, and resilience. In Greensboro, North Carolina, Juneteenth 2024 promises a diverse range of events to honor this historic occasion.Immerse Yourself in Culture and Art: 4th Annual Arts Legacy Awards (June 14): Celebrating black artistry at the Van Dyke Performance Space. Uptown Juneteenth Arts and Crafts Festival (June 15th): Head to Sternberger Park for a free festival brimming with art vendors, live music, and engaging speakers. Immerse yourself in the creative energy of Greensboro's Black community. Greensboro African American History Walking Tour (Dates vary): Explore Greensboro's rich Black history with a guided walking tour. Learn about influential figures and... 06/09/2024

Public pools in Guilford County and the Greensboro NC area are gearing up for the summer season. Aquatic centers in Guilford County parks open Saturday May 25, 2024. For locations of the parks, as well as other swim possibilities in Greensboro, check out our Google Map. Greensboro NC Homes For Sale with Pools  05/23/2024

US News and World Report has released its top 150 Best Places to Live in the US for 2024-2025. Topping the list is Naples, Florida. Probably surprising to some, is the top 25 appearance of Greensboro, NC. While the two largest cities in North Carolina comes in a respective 5th and 6th places- Charlotte and Raleigh- the state's 3rd largest city Greensboro also ranks in the top 25 at number 23, just behind San Francisco. Asheville also makes the top list at number 17. The report states "to make the top of the list, a place had to have a good value, be a desirable place to live, have a strong job market, and a high quality of life".My family and I moved to Greensboro in the summer of 2023. I could have chosen any of the other cities in NC, but I chose Greensboro for its size, location, and... 05/22/2024

The Piedmont Triad - Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point - offers a dynamic and growing real estate market in North Carolina. While single-family homes dominate the landscape, condos present a compelling option for investors and first-time buyers seeking affordability and a manageable lifestyle. Let's delve into condo investment and affordability across these three Triad cities.Why Consider Condos?Condos offer several advantages: Affordability: Compared to single-family homes, condos often have lower entry points, making them attractive to first-time buyers or investors on a budget. Lower Maintenance: Condo living typically involves a homeowner's association (HOA) that handles exterior maintenance, groundskeeping, and sometimes amenities like pools or gyms. This frees up time and ... 05/21/2024

Colfax, North Carolina, nestled in the Piedmont Triad region, offers a surprising amount for visitors. Whether you're a history buff or an outdoor enthusiast, Colfax has something to pique your interest. Let's delve into the town's rich past and explore the exciting activities that await!A Look Back: The History of ColfaxColfax boasts a history dating back to the 18th century. Originally known as Bunker Hill, the town was renamed in 1869 after Schuyler Colfax, the 17th Vice President of the United States. The town played a significant role in the Civil War, with the Battle of Bunker Hill fought nearby in 1865.For over a decade, Colfax hosted the beloved Colfax Persimmon Festival, celebrating the unique persimmon fruit. Though the festival concluded in 2021, its legacy lives on, remindin... 05/07/2024

Summerfield, North Carolina, beckons with a unique blend of historic Southern charm and modern-day activities. Nestled in the Piedmont Triad region, the town offers a delightful escape for those seeking a relaxed and enriching experience.A Journey Through Time: Summerfield's Rich HistorySummerfield's story stretches back to the 18th century, when European settlers first arrived. A stroll down Main Street in Downtown Summerfield is a walk through time. The well-preserved historic buildings, like the iconic Summerfield Methodist Church established in 1763, stand as testaments to the town's heritage.For a deeper dive into local history, consider visiting Summerfield Farms. This establishment boasts a rich past, evident in its restored buildings like the log cabin and the Saunders Inn, once... 04/09/2024

Nestled north of Greensboro's bustling downtown, Old Irving Park whispers tales of a bygone era. This affluent neighborhood, a designated National Historic District, boasts winding streets adorned with grand estates, each a testament to a meticulously planned vision. But how did this idyllic enclave come to be? Let's delve into the fascinating history of Old Irving Park.From Farmland to Exclusive Retreat:Our story begins in 1843 with Major Noble, who established a farm on the land that would one day become Irving Park. Fast forward to the early 20th century, a time when the concept of idyllic suburban living was gaining traction. Enterprising businessmen, recognizing this shift, envisioned a luxurious escape from the city's hustle and bustle.In 1903, A.M. Scales began acquiring land nea... 03/29/2024

Whitsett, NC, is a town steeped in history, where the echoes of the past whisper through its charming streets and historic buildings. Today, we embark on a journey to uncover the fascinating story of this unique North Carolina community.1. Pioneering Roots: A German LegacyThe story begins long before Whitsett became a town. German pioneers, arriving before the Civil War, laid the groundwork for the community's character. Their resilience and dedication to the land are woven into the fabric of Whitsett's identity.2. The Birth of Whitsett Institute: Shaping Minds and a TownIn 1888, a pivotal moment arrived with the founding of Whitsett Institute by William Thornton Whitsett. This prestigious private college preparatory school, the first in North Carolina to accept Cuban students, quickly ... 03/27/2024

High Point, North Carolina, might be known as the "Furniture Capital of the World," but this vibrant city offers much more than just sofas and lamps. From fascinating museums to family-friendly fun and a burgeoning craft beer scene, High Point has something for everyone. So, ditch the preconceived notions and get ready to discover the hidden gems of High Point! Immerse Yourself in History: Delve into the rich past of High Point at the High Point Museum. Explore exhibits showcasing the city's furniture heritage, or learn about local culture and art. History buffs will also appreciate a visit to the Piedmont Environmental Center, where interactive displays highlight the importance of conservation. Explore a World of Wonder: Spark your child's imagination at the award-winning Nido & Maria... 03/26/2024

Browns Summit offers a blend of features that might appeal to those seeking a friendly and peaceful lifestyle: Small-town feel with big-city access: Browns Summit is a quiet, unincorporated community with a suburban vibe. You'll find peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Yet, Greensboro, with its urban amenities and attractions, is just a short drive away. Strong sense of community: Browns Summit fosters a close-knit community atmosphere. This can be a great advantage for those looking to connect with neighbors. Schools: The area is served by the Guilford County School District, known for its quality education. This is a major draw for families prioritizing good schools.You can check out school rankings here. Beautiful surroundings: Browns Summit offers a mix of ... 03/22/2024

Step Back in Time: Witnessing the Battle of Guilford Courthouse ReenactmentHistory buffs, take note! This weekend, Greensboro, North Carolina, is hosting the annual reenactment of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, a pivotal clash in the American Revolution.A Journey Through TimeHeld at Greensboro Country Park on March 16th and 17th, the reenactment brings the battlefield to life. As you arrive, you'll be transported back to 1781. Living history encampments will be buzzing with activity, with reenactors dressed in period attire showcasing military life, camp routines, and civilian activities of the era.Witnessing the FightThe highlight of the event is undoubtedly the reenactment of the battle itself. At 2 pm each day, hundreds of reenactors take the field, armed with muskets and cannons... 03/15/2024

Spring has sprung in the Triad, and Easter is just around the corner! Whether you're searching for egg-cellent egg hunts, a chance to meet the Easter Bunny, or a festive family outing, the Triad has something for everyone this Easter season.Egg Hunt Extravaganzas:Get ready to scramble! The Greensboro Grasshoppers stadium is hosting an "Easter Eggstravaganza" on March 23rd from 2 pm to 4 pm. This event features not just an egg hunt, but also sweet treats, games, and exciting prizes! Meet the Easter Bunny: The Easter Bunny is hopping into town! Catch him for pictures and Easter cheer at the Friendly Center shops next to Luxury Nails & Spa and Harris Teeter from March 15th to March 30th, from 11 am to 7 pm. Reservations are encouraged. Don't forget, even your furry friends can get in on th... 03/12/2024

Nestled in the heart of North Carolina, Greensboro offers a vibrant city life, but also serves as a gateway to a world of relaxation and refined tastes. Take a break from the hustle and bustle and embark on a delightful wine tasting adventure at these charming wineries and vineyards, all within a short drive in Greensboro: 1. Wine Nots: Ambiance: Relaxing and welcoming, with a cheese shop and cafe on-site. What to expect: A diverse selection of wines, from dry to sweet, catering to a variety of palates. Website: http://www.winenots.com/ 2. Tasting Room: Ambiance: Sophisticated and inviting, featuring wines from around the world alongside local North Carolina selections. What to expect: A curated wine list with knowledgeable staff to guide you through your tasting experience. They also ... 02/27/2024

Finding your furry soulmate can be an exciting journey, and the Triad area of North Carolina boasts a diverse range of animal rescues and shelters ready to match you with your perfect paw-tner. Whether you're seeking a playful pup, a cuddly cat, or a feathered friend, this blog will guide you through some of the amazing organizations dedicated to animal welfare in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point.Local Heroes: SPCA of the Triad: This long-standing shelter (28 years!) cares for animals in need, providing medical care, rehabilitation, and forever homes. They offer adoptions for dogs, cats, small animals, and even some feathered friends! (336) 375-3222, https://www.triadspca.org/ Guilford County Animal Services: As the county shelter, they work diligently to find lost pets their w... 02/17/2024

There are some great choices to watch the Super Bowl in Greensboro and High Point NC if you choose not to watch on your big screen at home. Get out of the house and enjoy the company of others at these local joints. Bourbon Bowl: Eat, Drink, Roll: This bowling alley and entertainment center offers a fun and festive atmosphere with multiple TVs, food and drinks, and even bowling lanes you can rent out for your group. Stumble Stilskins: This popular sports bar has a large selection of beers on tap, plenty of TVs, and a lively atmosphere that’s perfect for cheering on your team. Rody’s Tavern: This neighborhood tavern has a more relaxed atmosphere than some of the other options on this list, but it still has plenty of TVs and a menu of classic bar food. Boxcar Bar + Arcade: This retro-them... 02/05/2024

Chinese New Year, aka Lunar New Year, is upon us. The Year of the Dragon holds much to be seen. Good luck to everyone! Here are some activities in the Greensboro area for Chinese New Year.Lunar New Year Community Celebration: This free event will be held on February 3rd from 12pm to 4pm at the Greensboro History Museum. There will be demonstrations, performances, hands-on activities, and more from the Greensboro Chinese Association, Taiwanese Association of America-NC, Cambodian Cultural Center of NC, Montagnard Dega Association, Greensboro Public Library, and Plus Chirba Chirba Dumpling food truck.2024 CAFA Chinese New Year Gala: This gala will be held on February 3rd at 3pm at the Stewart Theatre. The Chinese American Friendship Association of NC will host the event, which will featur... 01/28/2024