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Today's Local Stories
Don Davis Jr. | HPE
618-B Park St. is now the address of record for council candidate Tony Davis.
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Candidate clears residence challenge
| | HIGH POINT – Tony Lee Davis assures the voters of Ward 2 that he lives in their ward, and he's there to stay.
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Early College facility opens for students
| | ASHEBORO – The students of Randolph Early College High School are off to a good start and in a new facility on Randolph Community College's main campus.
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Today's Lifestyles
DAVID HOLSTON | HPE
Thirteen-year-old Marie Creakman stuffs a straw mattress at the High Point Museum. Marie is one of 18 Junior Interpreters the museum has trained as volunteers.
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Local youths get a chance to learn – and teach – history
| HIGH POINT – Lauren Matlosz remembers the numerous weekend trips to the High Point Museum with her grandmother, Diana Lorber. She remembers, too, the costumed interpreters who demonstrated skills from yesteryear and explained how artifacts were used.
Now, the 10-year-old High Point girl will be the costumed interpreter, sharing her knowledge with other museum visitors.
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Seashells 101
Cymatium raderi
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Architects of the sea
| | "It is perhaps a more fortunate destiny to have a taste for collecting shells than to be born a millionaire.” – Robert Louis Stevenson, “Lay Morale”
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Today's Sports
David Holstom | HPE
Josh Berry (6) of Trinity and Edgar Castrellon of East Davidson battle for the ball in a nonconference contest Wednesday at Trinity. The host Bulldogs prevailed, 4-1.
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NASCAR lower boom on Gibbs
| | NASCAR hit Joe Gibbs Racing with some of the harshest penalties in history, including the indefinite suspension of seven crewmen, as punishment Wednesday for trying to distort results of testing following the Nationwide Series race last Saturday at Michigan International Speedway.
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Great Quale goes for the gold
| Let the games begin!
As the world's best athletes compete for gold on the Olympic stage, what better time for our area's best prep football teams to start testing their mettle on the gridiron?
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