Summerfield News

Nervously, the clerks recounted, the driver walked into French's Corner Country Store and Grill for a pack of cigarettes and a cup of ice.

A bicycle ride has been planned in honor of Dave Sherman, the rider who was struck and killed Oct.

The Penn House in Reidsville was the setting for the 4 p.m. Oct. 17, 2009, wedding of Mary Elizabeth Beeson and Jonathon Duane Joyner.

A fatal hit-and-run Oct. 24 on a rural road in northern Guilford County was a grim reminder that although cars and bicycles share the road, that coexistence is not always peaceful.

Highway patrol troopers said Monday evening they are confident a vehicle found at a home in Rockingham County is the vehicle that struck and killed a Guilford County bicyclist over the weekend.

The Alamance County Sheriff's Office needs your help locating a missing elederly man.

Investigators continue their search for a driver that struck and killed a bicyclist on Saturday night.

GREENSBORO Police are searching for the driver of an SUV that struck and killed a 55-year-old Summerfield man riding his bicycle in Guilford County late Saturday afternoon.

Highway Patrol are looking for the person who hit a man riding his bike Saturday.

Greensboro's Metropolitan Planning Organization met at the end of March to allocate the more than $13 million in economic stimulus funding it received from the federal government for transportation improvements .

Stories only on www.furnituretoday.com this week include: The High Point Market is beta-testing a new program called Editor at Large that will link interior designers with shelter and lifestyle magazines, enabling them to share information and photos of recent design projects via the Internet.

INCOME SUBURB OF GREENSBORO SUMMERFIELD RENAISSANCE SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 220 AND HWY.

INCOME SUBURB OF GREENSBORO SUMMERFIELD RENAISSANCE SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 220 AND HWY.

The arts community is tightknit, and in some cases, this community can stretch way outside the North Carolina borders, especially when a fellow artist is in need.

The arts community is tightknit, and in some cases, this community can stretch way outside the North Carolina borders, especially when a fellow artist is in need.

Published: Friday, August 7, 2009 at 4:30 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, August 6, 2009 at 9:05 p.m. Revolving Arts Gallery plans grand opening The Revolving Arts Gallery, 511 N. Main St., is hosting a grand opening from 6 to 10 p.m. tonight welcoming the public to historic Hendersonville's newest contemporary gallery.

The Greensboro Merchants Association is changing its name to the Guilford Merchants Association.

Standing atop the tower on the Augusta Street beach access on Wednesday, July 22, Wrightsville Beach lifeguard Mike Woody pointed toward rip currents rushing along the beach strand.

The BRT, a high quality off-road pedestrian and bicycle facility, will stretch one mile between Pisgah Church Road and Markland Drive serving as an important part of the growing regional trail system.

Danny Roister looks forward each year to the return of the purple martins, and what a return it is.