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Welcome!
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Our website is a resource for College Hill residents and anyone interested in our neighborhood and historic district. The blog on our home page or our welcome page are places to start.
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Neighborhood Guide
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Garbage and yard waste are collected every Friday. Recycling and bulk trash collections are made every other Friday. Click here for details.
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Next CHNA & HPC Meetings
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- College Hill Neighborhood Association
Monday January 26, 2026
Monday February 23, 2026
Monday March 23, 2026
Meetings are held at Greensboro College in the President's Hall, Main Building, and as Zoom teleconferences: Click here to login. - Historic Preservation Commission
Wednesday January 28, 2026
Wednesday February 25, 2026
Wednesday March 25, 2026
Meetings are held at 4 p.m. in the Plaza Level Conference Room, Melvin Municipal Building, 300 W. Washington Street.
- College Hill Neighborhood Association
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Note to Realtors and Prospective Home Buyers
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Isn't There Anything to Do Around Here?
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The Weatherspoon is open. There's music on Tate Street, and we're close to downtown, the Coliseum and most of Greensboro's other arts and entertainment venues. Check the Calendar and Local Events pages for links to major events, major venues, university event calendars and Greensboro's busy local arts scene.
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Author Archives: David Arneke
News from August CHNA meeting: New streetlight endorsed, poorly lit streets targeted, 2 cleanup days scheduled and more
A new style of streetlight has received the support of the College Hill Neighborhood Association. A sample of the light has been installed on Walker Avenue at Fulton Street. In its monthly meeting Monday, the neighborhood association board unanimously approved its use … Continue reading
Posted in College Hill Neighborhood Association, Duke Energy, Public Safety
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New style of streetlight being tested at Walker and Fulton
The city has offered College Hill a new style of streetlight for installation where additional lighting is needed. The new light, seen at left, is designed in a historic style. It’s mounted on utility poles, bypassing the expense and act … Continue reading
Posted in Fulton Street, Public Safety, Walker Avenue
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Homemade ice cream social at PCOC, Wednesday Sept. 3
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Charlie’s HOMEMADE ICE CREAM SOCIAL at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Fellowship Hall 501 South Mendenhall Street Greensboro Wednesday, September 3 Neighbors are Cordially Invited To Enjoy Home Made Ice Cream 6 p.m.-7 … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
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Join us at beautiful Springdale Park on Saturday, September 6: While runners Run 4 the Greenway, let’s watch & have a party
The Run 4 for the Greenway will pass through College Hill again this year, and what better place could there be to enjoy it than our own Springdale Park. The College Hill Neighborhood Association is sponsoring a party and cheering station … Continue reading
Posted in College Hill Neighborhood Association, Downtown Greenway, Events, Fulton Street, McGee Street, Mendenhall Street, Spring Garden Street, Springdale Park
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Neighborhood Plan needs your active support with the city
Next Monday, the neighborhood association will discuss the next stage of the College Hill Neighborhood Plan. We hope you’ll join us as we navigate the challenging path of gaining city acceptance of the plan. The document is now complete and has … Continue reading
Posted in City Government, College Hill Neighborhood Association
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All residents eligible to join Greensboro Municipal Credit Union
All College Hill residents are eligible for membership in the Greensboro Municipal Federal Credit Union. This eligibility is extended to members of all neighborhood associations that belong to the Greensboro Neighborhood Congress. The credit union has offices at 217 North Greene Street and … Continue reading
Posted in College Hill Neighborhood Association
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Restaurant complex planned on Spring Garden Street
A major redevelopment is planned for a warehouse on Spring Garden Street at the Downtown Greenway’s Morehead Park trailhead. The building, 509 South Edgeworth Street, is at the corner of Spring Garden and Edgeworth, just beyond the Freeman Mill Road overpass … Continue reading
Posted in Businesses, Spring Garden Street
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Repaving cleans up mess at Mendenhall & McGee
The city has repaved part of the very ragged intersection at West McGee and South Mendenhall streets. The northeast corner, which looked like it had been hit by a very small bomb, was particularly improved (on the left side of the … Continue reading
Posted in McGee Street, Mendenhall Street
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Be aware: Fake door-to-door salespeople reported nearby
Residents of the Westerwood neighborhood report a group of men have been going door-to-door pretending to sell ADT home security systems. Westerwood neighbors checked with ADT and learned that the company does not send out door-to-door salespersons. Update: There are now similar reports coming … Continue reading
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If you have bats in your attic, read this before doing anything
I’ve been noticing more bats lately on early-morning walks in the neighborhood, and today I came across this important information about them via email from the Aycock Historic District. The source is Kim Yeoman, a biology grad student at UNCG … Continue reading