Category Archives: Downtown Greenway

W. McGee Street intersection to be closed for about 2 months

Posted on Jun 12, 2024 by David Arneke

West McGee Street will blocked from Fulton Street to South Spring Street beginning Friday June 14 for almost two months. Part of South Cedar Street at McGee Street will be closed as well. The target date for reopening the streets … Continue reading →

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Groundbreaking set for the Downtown Greenway’s final mile along College Hill and Westerwood — Saturday January 29

Posted on Jan 12, 2024 by David Arneke

A note about getting there Parking is available near the cairns, but why not walk or ride your bike from College Hill along the final section. Enter the greenway at the corner of West McGee and Cedar streets, head toward … Continue reading →

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Sign up now for updates on Downtown Greenway construction along Greensboro College, which will begin in 2022

Posted on Dec 17, 2021 by David Arneke

News from Action Greensboro about the Downtown Greenway: “Exciting news. Construction on the final western mile, recently named Western Branch, of the Downtown Greenway will begin in 2022. As you know, part of this section runs through the College Hill … Continue reading →

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Join Oden Brewing and Double Oaks on Tuesday October 26 to help build the Downtown Greenway’s Final Mile

Posted on Oct 18, 2021 by David Arneke
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Tuesday fitness on the Greenway is back through September, plus Goat Yoga at MLK Drive next Saturday morning

Posted on May 03, 2021 by David Arneke
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News from Tate Street, McGee Street and around College Hill: Bitcoin ATMs are a coming thing, and the College Mart has one

Posted on Jan 11, 2021 by David Arneke

For those interested in making their lives as complicated as possible, there’s now a Bitcoin ATM at the College Mart on Tate Street. People who have figured out cryptocurrency can use it to buy Bitcoins, Bitcoin Cash and something called … Continue reading →

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Morehead Park bridge on Spring Garden to get a new mural; Downtown Greenway seeks artists to create a replacement

Posted on Aug 05, 2020 by David Arneke
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Fitness on the Greenway resumes June 2 at Morehead Park with social distancing; bring your own mat and water bottle

Posted on May 27, 2020 by David Arneke

Fitness on the Greenway will resume Tuesday June 2 at Morehead Park on Spring Garden Street. It will run through September. Continue reading →

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Spring Garden Street reopens after overpass repair project; bridge work complete on Tate and Fulton streets as well

Posted on May 10, 2020 by David Arneke

Spring Garden Street was reopened Friday, seven months after being closed for repairs to the Edgeworth and Spring street overpass bridges. The city closed the street at Morehead Park around October 1 for what was scheduled to be a 90-day … Continue reading →

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Railroad tracks being taken up along Greensboro College; Downtown Greenway construction could begin this year

Posted on May 06, 2020 by David Arneke

A contractor for Norfolk Southern is removing the railroad tracks from Spring Garden Street to West Market. The work is in preparation for construction of the western section of the Downtown Greenway. The greenway will follow the boundary of the … Continue reading →

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