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Justin Conrad R

County Commissioner
Guilford County Commissioner Dist 3 (NC)
Term: — – Jan. 3, 2028
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King and Co hires Guilford’s Tillman
May 11, 2026 · source · details / share
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Libby Hill executive Ken Conrad dies - The Business Journals
Libby Hill executive Ken Conrad dies  The Business Journals
Apr 09, 2026 · source · details / share

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Plans underway to turn former Guilford County Animal Shelter property into housing
Jun 03, 2026 · details / share
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Guilford County commissioner explains potential impact of property tax revaluation moratorium bill
May 25, 2026 · details / share
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Hidden History of the South on Instagram: "I found this headstone today at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, located in Guilford County, North Carolina. The church was founded in the 1750s and the graveyard here holds the remains of many of the founding families from this congregation. One of the last names you'll see throughout this graveyard is Isley and this particular stone belonged to a member from that family named Edwin. Edwin was born in 1813 and according to his headstone, he passed away in 1
Apr 19, 2026 · details / share
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Guilford County Government on Instagram: "Don’t toss that Christmas tree! The goats at the Guilford County Farm would love it! 🐐🌲 The Guilford County Farm is accepting live Christmas trees through Sunday, January 18. Drop off your bare, live tree in the designated area during daylight hours. Please remove all tinsel and ornaments. 📍 7315 Howerton Road, Gibsonville, NC 27249"
Apr 24, 2026 · details / share
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Guilford County judge accused of using her authority to try to get son's bond lowered
Apr 24, 2026 · details / share
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“In late 2025, the Guilford and Jackson County Boards of Elections approved non-unanimous early voting plans that do not include early voting sites on NC A&T (the nation’s largest HBCU), UNC Greensboro, and Western Carolina University. Both Board of Elections cited low turnout to these early voting locations as the reason for their removal. The county’s monetary resources, they said, were better spent at early voting sites that saw more traffic. In a letter to the State Board of Elections, we ar
Apr 19, 2026 · details / share