Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask elected officials about their jobs. This week, we address questions to members of the Greensboro City Council regarding options for waste disposal. The rules are simple: No research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask elected officials about their jobs. This week, we address questions to members of the Winston-Salem City Council regarding items discussed during the councils March 1 meeting. The rules are simple: No research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask elected officials about their jobs. This week, we address questions to members of High Point City Council about agenda items from their Monday meeting. The rules are simple: No research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask elected officials about their jobs. This week, we address questions to members of Winston-Salem City Council about agenda items from their Feb. 15 meeting. The rules are simple: No research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask elected officials about their jobs. This week, we address questions to the Greensboro City Council about the public hearing draft of the proposed Land Development Ordinance.

2. All it does is, it finishes the school bond projects that the voters approved. What year it was approved has little to do with anything. [X] 3. I dont recall. [X] Walter Marshall, District A.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask elected officials about their jobs. This week, we direct questions to members of the Greensboro City Council. The rules are simple: no research, no callbacks.

1. There's very little. We're going to vote to change the meeting in March because [some of us are] going to be in Washington that month for the National League of Cities meeting. And we're going to recognize the volunteers. [?] 2. I would say 25 mph. [?] 3.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask elected officials about their jobs. This week, in anticipation of the opening of the International Civil Rights Center and Museum on Feb. 1, we address questions to members of the Greensboro City Council about the sit-ins.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask elected officials about their jobs. This week, we address questions to members of the Forsyth County Commission about agenda items from its Jan. 11 meeting. The rules are simple: no research, no callbacks.