Scott D. Yost is a journalist at NewsBreak and Rhino Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on government and politics, real estate, and societal issues such as diversity and inclusion. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in elections, public policy, and the housing market.
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By: Scott D. Yost
A host of Guilford County nonprofit organizations that thought they were well on their way to receiving county money this year are instead going to have to go back and do much of the work all over again. On Thursday, Sept. 3, the Guilford County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to review […]
Greensboro residents who normally have their garbage or recycling collected on Monday will sadly have to wait an extra day next week because of the Labor Day holiday. Most City of Greensboro offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day – and there’ll be no garbage or recycling collection that day. […]
By: Scott D. Yost
You’d think that when a local government freely and frequently raises taxes that they would at least have enough money coming in to stay out of trouble with the state’s financial oversight hawks, however, you would be wrong if you thought that. The Greensboro City Council called an emergency meeting Thursday afternoon after the State […]
By: Scott D. Yost
There’s no progress without some aggravation, and there will certainly be plenty of that for Guilford County drivers due to a major effort to upgrade the rail system throughout the county. A major railroad improvement project coming through Guilford County later this month is going to create headaches that come with road closures and detours. […]
The national court battle over changing mail-in ballot rules is still going on, but North Carolina just made things a lot more complicated because North Carolina’s elections boards are the first in the country to send out absentee ballots, and Guilford County and other counties across the state just began doing so. That’s because state […]
Greensboro Pride will mark its 20th anniversary this month by bringing a Pride parade back to downtown Greensboro for the first time in nearly three decades. The Greensboro Pride Parade and Festival will be held Saturday, Sept. 12, with the parade beginning at 10 a.m. along Elm Street and the festival running from 11 a.m. […]
It’s very rare that a county employee gets a rousing round of applause when he or she walks into a conference room for a Guilford County Board of Commissioners work session, but that’s exactly what happened to longtime Emergency Services Director Jim Albright – since he was recently promoted. He was also looking spiffier than […]
By: Scott D. Yost
Republican US Senate candidate Michael Whatley wasn’t exactly searching for kind words to say about former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper during an appearance on Fox News Tuesday. Asked about the difficult Senate race in North Carolina, Whatley went a lot further than calling Cooper too liberal or saying he’d been a bad governor. Whatley said, […]
Prices are getting crazy on some things these days and one thing Guilford County Register of Deeds Jeff Thigpen said to the Rhino Times this week was this: “Seven dollar mayonnaise! Mayonnaise is $7!” And what’s true about mayonnaise is also true about airport terminal renovations: Piedmont Triad International Airport got the green light last […]
The Guilford County commissioners are getting ready to do something they thought they’d already done – decide how to give away nearly $1.8 million in taxpayer money to local nonprofit organizations. Now they have to do it all over again. Each year the ritual is the same: The board sets aside nearly $2 million of […]
