Greensboro Hotels News

Reynolds Building Could Be Converted into Hotel
Both sides optimistic about proposal, Greensboro hotel owner says The owner of two upscale Greensboro hotels is exploring whether to build a third hotel in Winston-Salem's iconic Reynolds Building.

City of Hope Honors Two Home Furnishings Industry Leaders with The Spirit of Life® Award
Two leaders from the home furnishings industry will receive The Spirit of Life® Award, City of Hope’s most prestigious philanthropic honor at the institution’s 2012 Spirit of Life Award dinner during the International Home Furnishings Market in High Point, N.C., on Sunday, April 22, 2012.

Greensboro Mom, Children Lose Home To Fire
Latoya Alston keeps hope to hold on to, after a fire forces her family out of their Greensboro apartment just before Christmas.

Quaintance-Weaver hopes to open hotel in historic Reynolds building
GREENSBORO — A Greensboro company is looking to open a new hotel in one of Winston-Salem's most historic buildings. Quaintance-Weaver Restaurants and Hotels, owners of the O. Henry and Proximity Hotels, are collaborating with the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company on a plan to convert the city’s iconic Reynolds Building into a “small, upscale hotel.” read more

Efforts Underway To Convert Reynolds Building To Hotel
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- A collaborative effort is underway to explore possibly converting the iconic Reynolds Building in downtown Winston-Salem into an upscale small hotel.

King essay winners honored by Elon University
Two students who wrote about how the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. has influenced their lives were honored by Elon University.Victoria Gonzalez, a student at Blessed Sacrament School in Burlington, and Stone Parker, a student at Aycock Middle School in Greensboro, were the winners of this...

Edwards' attorney files for delay due to medical condition
John Edwards' attorney filed for 60-day delay Thursday on behalf of his client. According to paperwork filed in district court in Greensboro, Edwards has an undisclosed medical condition which his lawyers say will prevent him from being in court next month.

Some Tide fans prefer a parade to mark title
The first formal parade to celebrate a Crimson Tide national championship took place in 1962, in celebration of the 1961 football squad, coach Paul W. “Bear” Bryant's first national championship team.

Editorial: Let's hope Reynolds building will find new life as an upscale hotel
The Reynolds Building, that jewel of downtown that has long been in need of some serious polishing, could be about to get it. This would be a major step in downtown revitalization.