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By E.A. Seagraves

November 23, 2009

Thanksgiving service celebrates many faiths

GREENSBORO — Words of wisdom from various faiths and songs and dance from diverse cultures entertained people at Guilford College on Sunday afternoon during an annual event meant to bring people together for Thanksgiving. Read More

November 18, 2009

Jamestown denies Lee Street rezoning

On Tuesday night, Jamestown Town Council turned down a request to rezone 7-plus acres at 300-399 Lee St. after hearing nearly a dozen residents' concerns. Read More

November 16, 2009

High Point delays vote on Market Overlay District

The High Point City Council continued a public hearing on the proposed Market Overlay District to 5:30 p.m. Dec. 7 after receiving several comments and recommendations from close to two dozen public members Monday night. Several council members were absen... Read More

November 13, 2009

Soldier surprises daughter at school's veterans event

Third-grader Amaya Waddy got a surprise Wednesday morning during Wesleyan Christian Academy’s elementary school Veterans’ Day celebration. Principal Perry Nicklow called 8-year-old Amaya, her mom and some extended family members to the stag... Read More

November 9, 2009

Italian festival turnout surprises vendors

GREENSBORO — Beneath a Tuscan blue sky, organizers of the city’s first Festivale Italiano spent most of their day fighting a common problem for vendors up and down South Elm Street: popularity. Read More

Cyclists cautious after hit-and-run

The recent hit-and-run death of Summerfield cyclist David Sherman has not deterred other cyclists from hitting the streets, but they are being more cautious. Read More

November 8, 2009

Volunteers bring science to classroom

Al Armstrong, a technician at Kimberly-Clark of Lexington, holds up a Ziploc bag full of water. “What will happen if I stick a pencil through here?” he asks a room full of attentive Millis Road Elementary School students. The responses are typ... Read More

Go Far teaches exercise, nutrition

Several students and teachers hit the blacktop on Oct. 29 at Johnson Street Global Studies. Some walked. Some jogged. Some of them made the laps solo. Others chatted with friends. Each week, 50 students and eight to 10 staff volunteers meet for an hour of... Read More

November 3, 2009

Pleasant Garden: Greene wins mayor's job

Newcomer Bill Greene was elected mayor by 73.5 percent of Pleasant Garden voters Tuesday night, according to complete but unofficial results.In years past, the mayor was selected by the Town Council from its own members.This year, Greene beat incumbent... Read More

November 2, 2009

High Point considers land for park

After a closed session Monday night to discuss purchase of property, the High Point City Council asked staff to negotiate the purchase of 50 acres for a park. City Manager Strib Boynton said the property is located north of Burton Avenue, behind Cornersto... Read More

November 1, 2009

Where to get those audio books

 Triad residents looking for audio books or e-books have their pick of local stores and libraries Both are seeing an increase in the demand for audio books, mostly in compact disc form. Read More

Boys & Girls Club takes on pumpkins

On Oct. 22 , two rooms at Southside Recreation Center buzzed with chatter as groups of boys and girls discussed how to paint their pumpkins. As members of the Southside Boys & Girls Club got ready to paint pumpkins, parent Mathia Read More

October 23, 2009

High Point University site rezoned for parking

HIGH POINT — The City Council gave High Point University permission Thursday to build a parking lot off West College Drive. The two lots — 906 E. Farris Ave. and 1011 Fifth Court — will be added to an area approved in April for parking a... Read More

Several vying for Jamestown council seats

Six candidates are battling for four seats on Jamestown Town Council this election. Keith Volz is the lone contender for mayor. The council candidates are Victor Gilliland, Frank Gray, Larry Lain, Georgia Nixon-Roney, Will Ragsdale and Brock Thomas. Gray...... Read More

October 21, 2009

Pleasant Garden to pick mayor, council member

Anne Kearns Hice will fight to keep her seat as mayor of Pleasant Garden during the Nov. 3 election. She received 154 votes, or 17.4 percent of the vote, during the Oct. 6 primary. Her contender, newcomer Bill Greene received 580 votes, or 65.5 percent of... Read More

October 20, 2009

Jamestown approves annexation

Jamestown Town Council unanimously approved annexing property formerly at 6020 High Point Road Tuesday night, now split into three properties with addresses on Gardner Hill Drive, which runs through the property. Read More

October 19, 2009

HPU plan continued for further study by City Council

The High Point City Council said Monday night  that it’s not ready to vote on a proposed High Point University Area Plan and sent it to a committee  for further discussion. Councilwoman Bernita Sims  said she was not ready to  ac... Read More

October 18, 2009

Guilford Principal of the Year leads a team of leaders

Cheri Keels, Triangle Lake Montessori principal and Guilford County Schools’ Principal of the Year, lets teachers lead. That why Kathy White, curriculum facilitator at Triangle Lake, said she nominated Keels for the honor. Keels finds ways for teac... Read More

Dog event to benefit cancer foundation

Dogs also suffer when a member of the family is diagnosed with cancer. On Saturday , four-legged family members will get a chance to help fight the disease, too. Read More

October 13, 2009

Ragsdale celebrating 50 years

Ragsdale High School turned 50 this year, and the school on High Point Road will host anniversary events throughout the school year.  At Friday’s homecoming game, Ragsdale’s first homecoming queen, Jewel Medley Clayton, will be honored...... Read More

October 6, 2009

Greene, Hice win shot at mayor’s job

PLEASANT GARDEN — Bill Greene and Anne Hice will advance to the Nov. 3 election to compete for the Pleasant Garden mayor’s seat.In years past, the mayor was selected by the town council from its own members. Read More

October 4, 2009

Shakespeare statue dedicated to director

Supporters of the N.C. Shakespeare Festival gathered for a private gala Monday night to dedicate a statue at the Spirit Center, the company’s new campus at 807 W. Ward Ave. The group also surprised Pedro Silva , managing and artistic director, by d... Read More

September 27, 2009

Motorist killed after crash into fire department

Editor's Note: The man killed in the crash was James David Dyson. An earlier version of this article had an incorrect name. A 40-year-old man died in a one car accident Sunday night in Davidson County. Read More

September 21, 2009

High Point to discuss market district

Some members of the High Point City Council and the planning and zoning commission will meet at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at city hall, 211 S. Hamiltion St., to discuss the proposed market district overlay map and concerns some business owners in the area have ov... Read More

Pleasant Garden Fire Department to host meet and greet

Pleasant Garden Fire Department will host a candidate meet and greet 3 p.m. Sunday at the fire hall, 4814 Pleasant Garden Road. Fire Chief Tommy Cole said all seven candidates have confirmed attendance. Candidates for mayor are Anne Hice, current mayor, R... Read More

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