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Today's Local Stories
SONNY HEDGECOCK | HPE
The main FedEx building for the company's Mid-Atlantic hub at Piedmont Triad International Airport.
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New era begins: Long runway, taxiways still to be completed at FedEx hub
| | GREENSBORO – Ted Johnson, after more than 11 years, can see the light at the end of the runway.
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Hundreds pack City Lake Park to mark Independence Day
| | HIGH POINT – The mosaic of America was on full display and in full splendor Saturday at City Lake Park on the 233rd anniversary of the nation's Declaration of Independence.
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Today's Lifestyles
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Brad Clinard (left) of High Point and Will Haywood, shown on the Appalachian Trail, hope to raise $10,500 from supporters.
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Appy trails: High Point's Brad Clinard is hiking more than 2,000 miles for charity
| Brad Clinard seems to be having the time of his life.
During the past two months, the 23-year-old High Point man has slogged his way through waist-deep snow drifts, hunkered down against 75-mph winds and drenching rains, battled loneliness in the vast wilderness of Maine, and had his food stolen by “an unknown creature.”
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Seashells 101
Spoken-work artists convene for festival in Triad
| By day, Ron Hargrove is a mild-mannered computer technician – a self-professed “computer nerd.”
When given the chance, though, the 41-year-old High Point man gladly morphs into a “word nerd,” if you will – a spoken word artist who specializes in performance poetry.
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Today's Sports
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Serena Williams poses with the trophy after winning the Wimbledon women's singles crown on Saturday. See story on 1D of today's print edition of The High Point Enterprise.
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New 4A league a hit for area schools
| Quick drives. Natural rivalries. Incredible competition in each and every sports season.
The new Piedmont Triad 4A Conference has it all. Especially in that competition department, which seems to be the only “complaint,” if you will, about the area's newest 4A league following the N.C. High School Athletic Association's recent round of realignments. Play begins this fall in the state's new conferences until another realignment four years from now.
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Former coach back at home with Westchester
| Sherry Lawson Ingram once passed the baton to Mario Watson. The time has come for him to pass it back.
Ingram will become the new head coach of the Westchester Country Day School girls basketball team, a position she held from 1990-93 before giving way to Watson.
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