Greensboro Headlines: Deadly Shooting, Contractor Surrenders License, Property Tax Notices Sent
Greensboro, NC – March 17, 2026 – A deadly shooting, a contractor surrendering his license, and new property tax notices are leading local headlines.
It’s been a busy few days across Greensboro, with public safety, consumer protection and property taxes topping the local conversation.
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 dead at the scene. Authorities have not released many details about what led to the shooting, and the investigation remains ongoing.
The incident adds to recent concerns about gun violence in the city. Police are asking anyone with information to come forward as they work to piece together what happened.
Contractor Surrenders License After $107K Renovation Stall
A Greensboro contractor has surrendered his license after a homeowner’s $107,000 renovation project stalled for nearly two years. State licensing officials confirmed the surrender following an investigation tied to the unfinished work.
The homeowner reported significant delays and incomplete construction despite substantial payments. The case serves as a reminder for residents to verify contractor credentials and monitor large home improvement projects closely.
Property Tax Assessment Notices Go Out
Guilford County homeowners should check their mailboxes this week. New property tax assessment notices are being sent out, and some residents may see sharp increases in their home values.
County officials say the updated assessments reflect changes in the housing market. Homeowners who believe their valuation is inaccurate will have the opportunity to appeal, but deadlines apply.
Local Restaurant Closures
In business news, Brixx Wood Fired Pizza locations in Greensboro and Winston-Salem have closed permanently. The closures mark another shift in the Triad’s dining landscape and come as restaurants continue to navigate economic pressures.
We’ll continue following these stories as more information becomes available.
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