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An Open Letter to the Greensboro Sports Foundation: A Call for Transparency and Accountability from a Council Candidate’s Organization
To the Board of Directors of the Greensboro Sports Foundation (GSF), Greensboro City Council, Guilford County Commissioners, and the Voters of…
Sep 22
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George Hartzman
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How Zack Matheny’s "Thrive" GSO35 Presentation and Deliberations Violated North Carolina Law
Sharon Hightower; "The question is how much?" ............ Zack; "How much you got?"
Sep 19
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George Hartzman
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Neighbors Helping North Carolina PAC Supporting Richard Beard for Greensboro's City Council
TREBIC only different
Sep 17
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George Hartzman
Public Integrity Watch Wins on Illegal VIP Passes for City Council Members
From: Davis, N.
Sep 17
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George Hartzman
Did Former Greensboro City Attorney Chuck Watts Create a State Bar Ethics Issue by Hiring The Banks Law Firm, His Former Partnership?
Recent events in Greensboro have raised critical ethical questions concerning the role of a City Attorney who formerly was a partner in a private law…
Sep 15
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George Hartzman
City of Greensboro Attorney Lora Cubbage Campaign Contributions of Interest Etc...
Current Position: As of July 8, 2025, Lora Cubbage was appointed by the Greensboro City Council as the City Attorney.
Sep 14
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George Hartzman
Overlapping Donors Across City of Greensboro Campaigns; Perkins, Beard and Matheny
And some others
Sep 11
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George Hartzman
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City of Greensboro Mayoral Race Campaign Finance Update
Post 35 day to Primary Reports
Sep 9
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George Hartzman
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August 2025
Greensboro Housing Coalition / Councilmember Hugh Holston Conflict-of-Interest Complaint
Re: Subrecipient Agreement #11707 (as amended) – Greensboro Housing Coalition & Councilmember Hugh Holston
Aug 30
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George Hartzman
Folk Festival or Political Festival? Taxpayer Dollars Buy Perks for Greensboro Politicians
VIP for Votes? Greensboro Council Invited with $650 Tickets Plus Perks from City-Funded Festival
Aug 29
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George Hartzman
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How to Purchase an Appointed Greensboro City Council Member: The Case of Jamilla Pinder and Roy Carroll
Jamilla Pinder was appointed to the Greensboro City Council on January 31, 2025, to fill the at-large seat left vacant by the passing of Mayor Pro…
Aug 24
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George Hartzman
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Time for Transparency: Greensboro's Downtown Greenway Demands an Independent Audit
After more than two decades and over $50 million in public and private funding, Greensboro's Downtown Greenway stands as a testament to both civic…
Aug 23
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George Hartzman
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