By JASON HARDIN GREENSBORO -- If you've been dying to blast those sprinklers, your time is likely coming soon. Although if it keeps raining as it has lately, you won't need to. With reservoirs full and stream flows up, the city is set to scale back from mandatory to voluntary water restrictions.

By AMANDA LEHMERT GREENSBORO -- Don't let the puddles in your driveway over the weekend fool you: Guilford County is still in full drought mode.

By Keren Rivas, Times-News, Burlington, N.C. Nov. 4--After pumping water from the Haw River for the past nine days, the city of Greensboro shut off the pipeline near Gibsonville Friday afternoon due to low flow levels. The city started pumping water out of the river for the first time on Oct.

By TAFT WIREBACK The rain of our dreams stayed mainly out of the streams. Its welcome reappearance Wednesday and today is sure to perk up lawns a little. It certainly made gardeners rejoice.

By TAFT WIREBACK GIBSONVILLE -- Think of it as a $10 million insurance policy that the city of Greensboro is about to cash in.