Shooting, Stabbing, Tax Notices and Closures Lead Greensboro Headlines
Greensboro, NC – March 16, 2026 – A deadly shooting, two stabbings, tax assessment notices, and restaurant closures top today’s local headlines.
It has been a busy and, at times, troubling few days across Greensboro. Here is a clear look at the most important local headlines as of March 16.
Deadly Shooting on Joseph McNeil Avenue
Greensboro police are investigating a fatal shooting on Joseph McNeil Avenue. Officers responded to reports of gunfire and found one person who later died from their injuries.
Authorities have not released many details about what led to the shooting. The investigation remains active as detectives work to determine what happened and whether any suspects are in custody.
Two People Stabbed on Vandalia Road
In a separate incident, two people were stabbed early Monday morning on Vandalia Road. Police say both victims were taken for medical treatment.
Investigators are still piecing together the circumstances surrounding the stabbing. No additional details have been released about possible charges.
Property Tax Assessment Notices Going Out
Guilford County homeowners should keep an eye on their mailboxes. Property tax assessment notices are being sent out this week.
County officials say updated property values could mean higher tax bills for some residents. Homeowners who believe their assessments are inaccurate will have an opportunity to appeal, but deadlines will apply.
Brixx Pizza Locations Close in the Triad
Several Brixx Wood Fired Pizza locations in Greensboro and Winston-Salem have permanently closed. The closures mark another shift in the local restaurant landscape.
While no detailed explanation has been provided, the shutdown affects both employees and loyal customers who frequented the longtime neighborhood spots.
Contractor Surrenders License After Stalled Renovation
A Greensboro contractor has surrendered his license after a homeowner reported a $107,000 renovation project stalled for nearly two years.
The case has raised renewed concerns about contractor oversight and consumer protections. State licensing officials confirmed the surrender as part of resolving the complaint.
These stories continue to develop. Residents are encouraged to follow official updates from local authorities and county offices in the coming days.
Sources
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