High Point, NC News

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• GuestColumn: Phil Bryant – Union’s bulletin board causes me concern.
• PhilSchiltz: Let’s answer critics of tax reform.
• YourView: Start here to stop excessive county spending.
• OurView: We recall the price of freedom.
• KristineKaiser: Learn from Europe’s mistakes; austerity doesn’t work.
• GuestColumn: Al Campbell – Are we backsliding in racial inclusion?
• OurView: Preacher's anti-gay words were hurtful. Find the editorial on A4 in the...
• HPU First Generation Scholarships Awarded to Two Standout Students from The Academy at Central
• HPU Students Study Cultural Differences in Europe Through ‘Maymester’ Program
• @HeddRoxx There's a story about Sunday protest and photo (from Saturday's demons...
• OPINION/COMMENTARY: Check out Gary Parker's guest column – "Cap and trade would...
• OurView: Don’t fight over city growth in Davidson County.
• MikeHughes: Identity politics creates animosity.
• YourView: Thanks for participating in the process.
• TinaDupuy: Gay marriage – Republicans have love affair with past
• YourView: The president’s ‘composites’ cause us trouble
• Heritage Research Center Hosts 5th Annual GenFest
• YourView: In letters to the editor, check out "We’re evolving into an ‘ineptocra...
• OurView: Consider Guilford taxpayers in discussions about excess bond authority.
• High Point names new fire chief.
• Trinity's Bathing Rock may have one last go.
• HPU Professor of Theatre Receives Ruth Ridenhour Scholarly and Professional Achievement Award
• OurView: Interest keeps growing in city elections.
• PhilSchiltz: We can reclaim our federalist freedoms.
• KristineKaiser: Supreme Court crosses line into partisan politics.
• Ward Joins HPU Board of Trustees
• OurView: Today is your chance to count. Everyone should vote!
• Former First Lady Laura Bush Encourages HPU Graduates To Focus On Helping Others
• Two Ton Postal Truck to Pick Up Food Collected by HPU’s ‘Clean Sweep’ for United Way
• HPU Students Lose Their Locks In ‘Cuts For Cancer’
• HPU Senior Wins Top Prize For His Company Bamboo Apparel at Charlotte Venture Challenge
• HPU Sorority Raises Domestic Violence Awareness With Clothesline Project
• HPU Junior Helps Young Women Develop Life Skills with Human Relations Internship
• OurView: Compensate N.C. sterilization victims.
• PhilSchiltz: Federal income taxes stymie production. Read it and respond online...
• HPU Freshman Class Raises Funds For Local Nonprofit To Stop Human Trafficking
• KristineKaiser: Her Saturday column says the new, bold GOP leaders are selling b...
• HPU Student's Social Networking, E-Commerce Idea Wins First Place in Business Plan Competition
• Thinking Big: App Created By Hpu Faculty, Students Transforms Learning In The Classroom
• HPU's Shannon Taylor Receives 2012 Haverty Cup Award
• Former First Lady Laura Bush Headlines HPU’s 88th Commencement Weekend
• HPU Center for Entrepreneurship to Host Business Plan Competition
• HPU Celebrates Arbor Day By Installing More Than 400 New Plants and Trees
• Library and Museum Honor Their Volunteers
• MikeHughes column: Beware of liberals bearing gifts
• GuestColumn: Check the Opinion page today or online for commentary by Robert Hea...
• GuestColumn: Check the Opinion page today or online for commentary by Robert Hea...
• High Point Historical Society to Host Fiber Faire
• HPU Volunteer Center Hosts Spring Carnival for Elementary Students from Montlieu Academy Of Technology
• HPU Poll: North Carolinians Boost Recycling Habits, Only 3 Percent Say Environment Is In ‘Excellent’ Condition
• HPU Art Professor Shows Work in National Exhibit
• Finalists for HPU Business Plan Competition Announced
• OurView: Coltrane controversy can have an end
• YourView: Barney W. Hill takes issue with Phil Schiltz on the FairTax issue.
• PhilSchiltz: Are we going to pick truth or consequences?
• KristineKaiser: Would war be so popular if we still had a draft?
• Former First Lady Laura Bush Headlines HPU's 88th Commencement Weekend
• HPU History Department To Host First 'American Discoveries'
• HPU Junior Performs Psychology Research at Center For Creative Leadership
• HPU Junior Serves As Youth Intern At Local Church
• HPU Student Receives Pulitzer Fellowship To Report From UAE This Summer
• HPU POLL: Obama Edges Out Republican Rivals on Personal Attributes Important to N.C. Residents
• HPU Student Earns National Civic Honor Through Service
• Professor of Journalism at UC Berkeley and Director of Pulitzer Center Visit HPU to Discuss Heartbreaking Issue of Child Brides
• U.S. Representative Howard Coble Visits HPU
• HPU Art Instructor Has Work Featured In National Photography Exhibition
• HPU Brings Music to the Community with Annual Spring Choral Concert
• HPU Poll: Registered Voters in North Carolina Remain Divided Over Presidential and Congressional Candidates
• HPU's Final Theatre Production Of The Year to Feature Shakespeare's Classic 'Twelfth Night'
• HPU Poll: North Carolinians Blame Oil Companies For Gas Price Hikes, Begin To Cut Back On Spending
• Walk-In Crisis Center Opens in Guilford County
• OurView: Irresponsible talk compounds a tragedy.
• YourView: Christians’ First Amendment rights are violated.
• KristineKaiser: The Catholic Church shouldn’t try to put beliefs into law.
• High Point Museum Guild Trip to Feature the Plank Road
• NASCAR Program Offers Students a Chance To Excel In Marketing, Promotions and Research
• TomBlount: So, it's the messenger who is at fault in Trinity dispute?
• YourView: Two-year terms are sufficient for High Point City Council
• YourView: Amendment One imposes religious views on others
• HPU Blood Drives Net More than 400 Units Throughout The Academic Year
• HPU Accounting and Finance Students Turn Tax Season Troubles into an Avenue of Service
• HPU Students Debate World Issues at Harvard Model United Nations Conference
• HPU Service Fraternity Spends Spring Break Assisting Hurricane Victims in New Orleans
• HPU Students Rebuild Homes of Tornado Victims during Spring Break
• HPU's Library Technology Spotlighted By 'The Great Library Road Show'
• 2012 fundraising Gala - Periwinkle
• HPU Sechrest Gallery Celebrates Opening of Bob Timberlake Exhibit with Reception
• HPU Partnership with Cornerstone Health Care Provides Students with Professional, Volunteer Experience
• Film Created by HPU Communication Professor Wins Award for Best Animated Short at Charlotte Festival
• High Point Museum Guild March Program
• HPU Musical Theatre to Perform Opera Hits
• Fischer Joins HPU as Director of Study Abroad with Plans to Expand Program
• HPU School of Health Sciences To Host Distinguished Lecture Series
• HPU Celebrates Talented Music Students With Annual Spring Instrumental Concert
• GuestColumn: Protect freedom of speech for all of us.
• HPU Poll: New Consumer Sentiment Index Shows North Carolinians Gradually Growing More Positive About Economy
• HPU’s Center For Entrepreneurship Becomes Founding Member of Prestigious Honor Society
• MikeHughesColumn: Invest in our future, not cronies.
• HPU's Third Annual Home Furnishings Seminar to Focus on Increasing Sales through Web Strategies
• HPU Poll: Obama Visits NC with Better Job Ratings on Education and Afghanistan, Lower Ratings on Economy and Iran
• HPU Assistant Professor Of Education Appointed To LEGO Education Advisory Panel
• HPU Poll: North Carolinians See Iran's Nuclear Program as a Top Threat
• HPU Installs Four New Sculptures of Historical Figures
• HPU Sechrest Gallery to Feature Exhibit to Celebrate Bob Timberlake’s Art Career and 75th Birthday
• Screenplay for HPU Faculty, Student-Produced Film Wins ‘Best Of Fest’
• GuestColumn: Birth control mandate is religious freedom issue
• YourView: I see $7.99 a gallon gas this year
• YourView: Burying power lines is incentive for business
• MikeHughes: Democrats don’t support equality
• OurView: Please let the elections proceed
• TomBlount: New community goal: Become culturally competent
• YourView: How much of a ‘fair share’ does Obama want?
• HPU Goes Green in 'Recyclemania' Competition
• Animated Short Created by HPU Communication Professor Continues to Win Attention at Film Festivals
• HPU Named 'Tree Campus USA' for Third Consecutive Year
• YourView: Randall Hedrick says, it's time for term limits for Congress and feder...
• GuestColumn: Former Trinity City Councilman Jerry Royals says sewer system must...
• PhilSchiltz: States race to cut income taxes.
• YourView: Aaron Clinard says, City Council shows vision for the future.
• TomBlount: Looking back: Fred L. Swartzberg lettered at State, UNC.
• YourView: Joe Rowe says, tell the world that we will defend ourselves.
• KristineKaiser: Marginalized groups keep struggling for their rights.
• HPU Team Places Second, Brings Home Silver From Ethics Bowl
• HPU Poll: North Carolina Voters Divided Over Presidential And Congressional Candidates
• HPU Poll: North Carolinians Feel Optimistic about Love and Valentine’s Day
• HPU Poll: Obama's Approval Rating Stable while Governor's, Congress Ratings Slightly Lower
• GuestColumn: Former N.C. Rep. Hugh Holliman writes about the state's smoking ban...
• High Point Museum Guild Hosts Aviation Program
• GuestColumn: On Monday's Opinion page, former N.C. Rep. Hugh Holliman writes abo...
• MikeHughes: The greatest lie ever told
• TomBlount: Don’t just talk about blight, do something!
• OurView: Interstate improves site’s potential for shopping area development
• YourView: VA office should streamline this payment process
• YourView: Thank Democrats standing up for working class, poor
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• HPU Students ‘Sleep Out’ For Homelessness
• HPU Honored with Spirit of NC Award from United Way
• High Point Historical Society Hosts Fourth Annual Winter Gala
• Bill would deter companies from sending call centers overseas.
• OurView: District 6 will have a voice on Guilford Commissioners after November...
• TomBlount: We're giving you something a little different this year during Black...
• KristineKaiser: Bev Perdue will be missed.
• HPU Attracts More than 6,000 Visitors During February, Boosting Local Economy
• Exhibits at High Point Museum
• HPU To Debut New Play Contest Winner ‘The Glasses’
• HPU to Feature Rutgers Professor as Part of Cultural Enrichment Grant Series
• HPU Adds 116 New Jobs
• EXCLUSIVE: High Point Regional Hospital fights to keep Medicaid funding.
• HPU Kicks off Spring Semester with Successful Blood Drive
• HPU Professor, Athletic Trainer Awarded National Grant to Increase Diversity in Athletic Training Profession
• Journal Founded by HPU Professor Wins National Award
• Major websites either "go dark" or modify their homepages in protest of SOPA, th...
• Dr. Jeffrey Taylor Joins HPU Department of Physical Therapy in School of Health Sciences
• HPU Toms Shoes Chapter Makes Top 10 List of Programs for 2011
• Major websites such as Wikipedia & Reddit set to go offline for 24 hours this We...
• ‘Booze It & Lose It’ brings 3,627 DWI arrests.
• HPU Welcomes Community To Greensboro Symphony Performance
• HPU Welcomes Sekhon As Chair of New Department of Physician Assistant Studies In School of Health Sciences
• Pulitzer Prize Winning Photographer to be Featured at the High Point Museum Guild January Meeting
• HPU to Feature Dallas-Based Pastor for Annual MLK Service
• Truckers, shippers balk at new rules.
• Bob Timberlake Retrospective, Greensboro Symphony to be Featured as Part of HPU's Spring Cultural Arts Lineup
• HPU Professor to Deliver NC Economic Outlook
• Angela Howard Named State Coordinator for WISE Women & Men on the Rise
• 'High Point University Presents: Malcolm Gladwell And Nido Qubein' TV Special
• YourView: Check out the guest column "Blame both sides in Congress for our troub...
• In Opinion: Tina Dupuy says Republicans appear to have a gambling problem
• TomBlount: Isn't it a shame? City of 100,000 can't support a mall
• MikeHughes: The roots of my rage
• YourView: Here's a vision for real cuts in U.S. budget deficits
• YourView: There's a full page of letters to the editor Saturday. Check it out.
• Local Sears store at Oak Hollow Mall to close.
• Guilford school district rising in urban ranks.
• Court rejects appeal for sex offender.
• The U.S. Dept of Justice approved 2012 electoral voting districts for Guilford C...
• Honda Aircraft continues to make progress with its HondaJet small biz aircraft t...
• Students preparing a documentary on sit-in protest by students at former Woolwor...
• Get an iPad for Christmas? Google attempts to usurp Apple's position as premier...
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores. Unknown which stores in the Tria...
• YourView: Obama's race is not why he draws criticism
• GuestColumn: GOP candidates want to ditch assistance programs
• OurView: Christians celebrate good tidings and great joy today
• PhilSchiltz: How do lobbyists affect decisions?
• TomBlount: Basketball road trips get old
• YourView: N.C. voters have no say in presidential primaries
• KristineKaiser: Mary put absolute trust in God's plan for her
• Make sure to check out our Year in Review for 2011 inside the Saturday, Dec 31st...
• Check out our special section, The Magic of Christmas, in tomorrow's paper. Rea...
• Andrews disbands junior varsity basketball team due to an alleged hazing inciden...
• Judging by the 65 degree weather today, another white Christmas like the one in...
• Down to the wire with 3 days left ... how is your Christmas shopping going?
• School leaders approve a shift of approx. 100 students from SW Guilford Elementa...
• Lower gas prices should help with the Christmas budget as holiday travels begin....
• HPU Students Answer The Call To Provide Presents To Local Children
• HPU Shares The Spirit Of The Season With The Community
• First ever Earth-sized alien planets discovered.
• Merry Christmas Wall St. Stocks soar over 300 points on optimistic economic news...
• BREAKING: AT&T says it has ended its bid to acquire T-Mobile USA. via AP
• Republican Presidential race - no clear front runner. Gingrich lead collapses,...
• In the wake of Kim Jung II's death, North Korea test-fires short range missile....
• YourView: Property could benefit Miracle Field mission
• MikeHughes: How much is too much socialism?
• OurView: GEO Care plan look like it gets green light
• TomBlount: 'Old' advice very often is the best advice
• YourView: Government interference hurts the free market
• HPU Board of Stewards Brings Christmas Cheer to Area Children
• HPU Invites Community To Campus To Share The Spirit Of The Season
• High Point Museum Announces New Hours
• HPU Student Begins Program Offering Free Music Lessons To Children
• PhilSchiltz: Cash economy pays no taxes
• TomBlount: Will the NCAA ever get it right with the BCS?
• OurView: The taxpayers already own the proposed site of Miracle Field expansion
• KristineKaiser: Recognize the spiritual; downplay love of things
• YourViewPoll: Should GEO Care of Florida be allowed to build a forensic mental h...
• YourViewPoll: Take the poll on hpe.com – Should GEO Care of Florida be allowed t...
• HPU Expands Again with Proposed Fifth Street Commons
• HPU Receives SACS Approval to Pursue Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership
• HPU Student Club Makes A Difference By ‘Creating Smiles, Changing Lives’
• Still not too late to get a flu shot for the season.
• HPU Student Provides Art Therapy to Children as Part of Internship at Brenner Children's Hospital
• HPU Wins ‘Donate For Life Challenge’
• MikeHughes: Media's double standard is clear
• OurView: Find another site here for GEO Care
• SusanBrown: Most saw that America's "99 percent" is not like these people
• TomBlount: There is plenty of hypocrisy to go around ...
• TinaDupuy: Your local broadcast news is making us stupid
• HPU Psychology Students Send Hundreds of Cards and Thanks To Troops
• HPU Student to Host Bone Marrow Drive to Help Local High School Student with Leukemia
• New Ropes Course at HPU Offers Unique Experiential Learning Opportunities
• YourView: "There are more than three GOP presidential candidates. Why not tell i...
• YourView: "I have attended the Veterans Day Parade...I am disappointed at the la...
• NASCAR caps weird, wild, competitive 2011 season.
• Black Friday sales set a record at $52.4 billion. Sales continue today via onlin...
• After one of the worst drops in stocks for a Thanksgiving holiday, the market su...
• Redistricting legal challenges could have ripple effect.
• GuestColumn: Let's raise attendance at Veterans Day Parade
• YourView: "There is nothing wrong with Social Security as it is."
• YourView: ReStore, mental health facility provide jobs
• PhilSchiltz: Do we want fiat money or gold standard?
• TomBlount: Now, you'll understand why we need sunshine laws
• KristineKaiser: Solyndra failure isn't an excuse to stop green investment
• HPU Students Present Research Findings at Statewide Symposium
• HPU to Host NC Symphony Holiday Concert
• HPU to Host Yuletide Tradition, the Annual Lessons and Carols Candlelight Service
• HPU Theatre Captivates Audiences with Production of ‘Urinetown’
• HPU Welcomes Holiday Season with Annual Holiday Choral Concert
• Launch The Holiday Season at The Museum’s Holiday Open House
• The Gratitude Project: HPU Students Document What They're Thankful For
• MikeHughes: Don't let liars win
• YourView: Could old retirement complex be used for housing?
• TinaDupuy: Why are we having 734,589 GOP debates?
• HPU Develops Food Donation Program, Helps Local Pantries
• YourView: High Point was a gracious host for Special Olympics
• YourView: Penn State officials valued 'The Institution' over children
• Guilford Nonprofit Consortium Honors HPU Professor With Service Award
• HPU Students Compete In ‘Battle of The Brains’ Contest
• Authorities have arrested three and charged them with first-degree murder in con...
• HPU to Host 41st Annual Phoenix Literary Festival
• HPU Hosts Fun, Educational Fall Festival For Children From Montlieu Academy Of Technology
• HPU Students Spend Fall Break Helping Alabama Families Devastated by Tornado
• HPU Students Give their Time and Effort to Families in Need in Guatemala During Fall Break
• Museum Hosts Moccasin Making Workshop
• High Point Museum Hosts Civil War Symposium
• HPU Teachers of Tomorrow Honored For Giving Back to Local Teachers
• HPU Habitat For Humanity Chapter Takes To The Streets For Halloween Bike Ride
• High Point University Student Challenges Campus, Community to ‘Donate Life’
• PhilSchiltz: Is it a sales tax or a VAT?
• OurView: IMC looks to market's future
• YourView: Avoid Balkanization: allow all at-large voting
• TomBlount: Technology brings huge change to market coverage
• SusanBrown: Where are the Cindy Sheehans to protest Obama's meddling?
• YourView: It's time for turnover in Jamestown government
• KristineKaiser: A second term for Obama offers great potential
• HPU to Feature Director of MIT Initiative on Technology as Part of Cultural Enrichment Series
• CORRECTION: Andrews defeated Wheatmore, 55-0.
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Ragsdale edges past Central, 20-16; Andrews dominates Whe...
• A referee has collapsed at the Central-Ragsdale game at AJ Simeon Stadium. He wa...
• HPU Students Host ‘PJ Day’ To Raise Funds, Awareness For Lung Cancer
• HPU Hosts Children from Big Brothers and Big Sisters of High Point for Fun Evening of Trick-or-Treating
• High Point Safe Driving Campaign Implemented In Area High Schools
• HPU Professor Joins National Campaign Efforts for Tobacco-Free Baseball
• OurView: Antiques add value to the Market.
• YourView: "Some of us reasonable and responsible High Pointers...to eliminate th...
• HPU To Host 6th Annual Rothenberg Seminar In Military History
• MikeHughes: Democrats are playing with fire
• TomBlount: Students use 'old tech' to produce FAU's newspaper
• OurView: Another market gets going
• YourView: Occupy aims to undermine American way of life
• TinaDupuy: Given love for pirate movies, there's hope for bankaneers
• YourView: Fire the people who OK'd Fast and Furious
• HPU Professor Narrows Timeline Between Research And Modern Treatment Of Shoulder Pain
• HPU Sechrest Gallery To Showcase Unique Fiber Art In New Exhibit
• HPU Library Receives $10,000 Book Grant
• School district officials are considering 2012 calendar options that could send...
• TeenView: "how do you know if you’ve chosen the right college?"
• OurView: Jamestown election moves to forefront.
• YourView: Let’s sell naming rights for new Guilford jail.
• Obama gets Technical: Presidential stop has feel of a campaign event.
• 13 yr old Amelia Fox already is cherishing a once-in-a-lifetime experience after...
• HPU Psychology Professor Named Staff Writer for Online Magazine on Romantic Relationships
• Commentary: Phil Schiltz – Herman Cain has it right
• Opinion: OurView – Obama has a hard sale in N.C.
• Opinion: Tom Blount – Writing headlines is more difficult than you think
• Opinion: YourView – Here's my list of demands for political action
• Opinion: Kristine Kaiser – 2012 election offers Obama or return to Bush-era poli...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: E. Forsy. defeats SW Guilf., 34-7; Asheboro shuts out Led...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: HP Cent. edges past Glenn, 7-3; Wheatmore defeats Trin.,...
• Thinking Pink: HPU Sorority Impacts Community With Breast Cancer Awareness Week
• YourView: Soros, unions are behind Wall Street protests.
• OurView: Privatization of zoo worth exploring.
• Thomasville council to consider budget amendments.
• CVB restaurant program draws interest.
• Jamestown voters have crowded field for Town Council.
• Trinity candidates get ready to square off.
• HondaJet picks PTIA: Company plans to add 419 jobs with $80 million expansion. h...
• October turns into banner tourism month.
• Opinion Guest Column: Paying back entire loan would settle this matter
• YourView: Rational remedies are needed in Palestine issue
• Opinion: Tom Blount - Journalists wrestle with how to cover suicides
• Opinion: Mike Hughes – Cain is change we can believe in
• In Opinion, Tina Dupuy: American Autum - Children of the lost decade revolt
• YourView: Congress should pass jobs bill; We're governed by laws and many came f...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: HP Central defeats Parkland, 12-2; Andrews cruises past T...
• High Point Historical Society To Host Ghost Story Program
• HPU Paints the Town Purple Thanks to Successful Passport Program
• HPU Communication Professors Team Up, Publish Article on Social Media in the Egyptian Revolution
• City initiative boosts surrounding neighborhoods.
• Parents had questions for GC Board of Education members about proposed attendanc...
• Thomas Built Buses said that a faulty part supplied by a vendor has led to a rec...
• Things are a little greener at High Point University, according to the Sierra Cl...
• Airport upgrading walkways, terminal furnishings.
• HPU Continues Its Green Initiatives With ‘WeCar’
• Kersey Valley Spookywoods
• HPU Senior Receives Distinguished Psychology Research Grant
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: NW Guilf. defeats HP Central, 21-13; Ledf. edges past N....
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Andrews rolls past Atkins, 40-13; Ragsdale defeats SW Gui...
• YourView: FairTax would hurt many who saved wisely.
• HPU to Present Awards to Outstanding Alumni During Alumni Weekend Festivities
• Paving work brings weekend closures.
• ‘We are all citizen diplomats:’ State Department official reflects on work in Ir...
• Airport readies lease that could be HondaJet expansion.
• HPU to Feature Founder of Women and Politics Institute to Kick-Off New Women's and Gender Studies Program
• Apple to hold event to discuss the newest iPhone on Oct 4th. Will you be waitin...
• Drivers find relief at the pump.
• HPU Poll: Pessimism On Personal Finances And Economy Deepens In North Carolinians
• YourView: "I believe a glimmer of hope is beginning to peep through with our gov...
• PTI Airport parking deck to get makeover.
• HPU Features NY Times Writer As Part Of Cultural Enrichment Series
• Old NASA satellite tumbling to Earth on Friday or Saturday. "Size of bus" and "f...
• The High Point City Council took its first action Thursday on a proposed retail...
• American Express workers seek jobs.
• High Point University Recognized as One of the ‘Greenest’ Schools in America
• HPU Biology Major Gets Realistic Scientific Research Experience Through Summer Internship
• HPU Department of Music to Feature Cello Programs Featuring Dr. J.W. Turner
• Stocks have fallen over 400 points amid global economic fears.
• HPU Senior Volunteers At AIDS Orphanage In Africa
• YourView: "Action is needed for hoodlums of all races"
• OurView: "Even if we believe crime doesn’t pay, we can’t escape the fact that cr...
• HPU moves up in Big South baseball tournament rotation.
• Furniture Transport Group plans to close.
• Prison ministry breaks ground on new chapel.
• Facebook makes big changes to their site with more to come. What do you think of...
• Court tosses out kidnapping conviction in ’09 robbery.
• High Point allows changes to temporary sign policy.
• TeenView: "Just because beliefs may be different between people does not mean th...
• Report details impact of China on Triad job losses.
• YourView: "Soros is a billionaire who made his billions destroying countries eco...
• GuestColumn: "Keeping public infrastructure in shape, like fixing leaks ... is t...
• ACC expands & welcomes Syracuse, Pittsburgh.
• Sixth-graders have until Sept. 23 to get their required Tdap vaccination to rema...
• Doyle takes on new role as administrator at Hayworth Christian School.
• Just around the corner... High Point Holiday Festival parade, recently announced...
• Hunters now must carry updated paperwork.
• Trinity City Council to vote on changes to Center City plan.
• West End Ministries' new leader hits the ground running.
• HPU Holds Groundbreaking for New School of Education
• HPU Religion Department To Feature Presentation By Noted Author, Theologian Marcus Borg
• Meredith Slane Michener To Speak at High Point Museum
• VinceWheeler: Commissioners redistricting plan isn't about race
• PhilSchiltz: And conservative means what?
• OurView: Marriage amendment vote is a good move
• YourView: Corporate media bears part of blame for troubles
• KristineKaiser: "President Obama does not have a sense of mystery surrounding hi...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Ragsd. cruises past Parkland, 56-7; Wake Christ. defeats...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Andrews shuts out SW Guilf., 25-0; Cent. David. defeats L...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: E. Forsy. edges past HP Cent., 21-20; Asheb. domin...
• HPU Greek Community, SGA Collect Canned Goods To Help Community Organizations
• HPU Theatre Presents 'Crimes of the Heart'
• Thomasville detective named Woman of Year.
• Thomasville city council will consider changing the speed limit on Liberty Drive...
• HPU starts work on new education building.
• A 16-year HP Police Dept veteran, Officer “T-Bone” Garrison, lead K-9 trainer wa...
• RT @tvilletimes: Spay, neuter committee quelled
• YourView: Credit lowering reflects Obama’s failed leadership.
• OurView: "High Point’s loan pool office must have a "no swimming" sign out front...
• GuestColumn: Bernie Goldberg: unbiased journalist extraordinaire?
• Mass transit agency raises fares again.
• RT @breakingnews: USPS proposed consolidation plan could mean 35,000 fewer jobs;...
• HPU to Feature NY Times Writer as Part of Cultural Enrichment Grant Series
• High Point University maintained its No. 3 ranking for regional colleges in the...
• Gay marriage ban to appear on ballot: High Pointers mixed on amendment.
• HPU Student Gets Behind-The-Scenes Experience At Film Internship
• HPU Students Learn from Banking Industry Executive
• YourView: "Why the push for urbanization of Trinity?"
• GuestColumn: Deregulation, tax cut won’t bring jobs repatriation.
• High Point City Council still facing housing code quandary.
• Groups to offer charter school start-up help.
• Guilford Technical Community College will get a $245,000 boost for its HondaJet...
• High Point City Project focuses on Southside.
• PTIA officials may purchase homes near airport in future as part of overall plan...
• “The main concern with Americans is, can they survive, can they provide for thei...
• High Point sees positive signs amid tough job climate.
• Hundreds gather to mark 10th anniversary of 9/11 with balloons, tears.
• Renowned Biographer To Speak At HPU
• Susan Brown: Never forget - Time seemed to stop in our moment of grief
• YourView: Disunity in nation after 9/11 has hurt us
• OurView: War on Terrorism is not over
• YourView: President Obama is showing that he just cannot lead
• Tina Dupuy: Obama is best Republican president since Lincoln
• Check Tina Dupuy in Opinion/Commentary Saturday: "Obama is the best Republican p...
• HPU Assistant Professor Of Biology Awarded Competitive $208,000 NSF Research Grant
• A newly-released autopsy report sheds little light on the circumstances surround...
• Law agencies come together in wake of 9/11.
• Ziehl-Abegg Inc. will begin building industrial fans and motors in the Triad bri...
• High Point regulations regarding yard waste remain in effect.
• School alters lunch plans in wake of fire.
• RT @wxii: Winston-Salem Urban Loop Construction To Begin In 2015
• HPU To Feature Exciting Lineup of Campus Events for Fall 2011 Semester
• HPU To Celebrate All-Steinway Designation with Free Concert
• 9/11 Memorial Concert
• HPU Commemorates Sept. 11 Anniversary with Moving Presentation from 9/11 Survivor, Deputy Chief Jay Jonas
• HPU Communication Student Gets TV Experience Thanks to Summer Internship at ABC Affiliate
• YourView: Local officials ignore priorities of citizens
• HPU Security Director Selected To Serve On Prominent Editorial Advisory Board
• YourView: On Labor Day, every day, let's honor our workers
• Tom Blount: Sept. 11, 2001: certainly a day to remember
• YourView: Return manufacturing jobs to US. with FairTax
• Kristine Kaiser: Huntsman is a Republican with a different drummer
• HPU Hires Director of Athletic Training Program in School of Health Sciences
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: SE Guilf. holds off S. Guilf., 34-31; N. David. cr...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: Andrews defeats T'ville, 41-21; Page dominates Cen...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: Ragsdale cruises past W. Guilf., 49-21; Bishop McG...
• City officials have cleared all the hurdles in advance of a High Point transport...
• HPU Graduate Students Team Up with Local High Schools to Implement Safe Driving Awareness Campaigns
• OurView: "There will be another vote in Trinity in November, and alcohol sales w...
• When it comes to prep football prognosticating brilliance, all roads lead to San...
• Question for Wake Forest coach Grobe is whether fun will continue when WF opens...
• High Point police officers make 22 traffic stops in school zones primarily for s...
• A theater experience strapped to your head? Sony thinks so.
• From @tvilletimes: No quick fix to Thomasville housing market.
• Hurricane Irene unlikely to impact insurance rates.
• High Point police on Wednesday announced three arrests in a July shooting at a p...
• Veteran High Point city police officer Jim Tate retires.
• Mass transit system PART now faces a temporary cutoff of some federal funds beca...
• YourView: "What Waters did not foresee is that the road to Hell is now clogged w...
• NC rental property owners could know by Dec if they will see a 20% statewide ave...
• A recent audit of the internal financial controls for PART reveals an array of p...
• High Point Chamber of Commerce honors McNeill, dean of students at GTCC as Busin...
• RT @ap: Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits fall —
• Injuries juggle Wake Forest lineup for Thursday night opener.
• OurView: "The preservation efforts go on in Thomasville as residents try to win...
• YourView: "School leaders share blame for inappropriate behavior".
• Tropical Storm Katia continues to gain strength in Atlantic. Impact on US unkno...
• GuestColumn: Thomas Gooding: Amid the poverty, there was abundance.
• Greensboro Chamber of Commerce to host job expo.
• Be sure to follow our special series on 9-11's 10th anniversary starting this Su...
• A nephew of former President George W. Bush will headline a Republican Party fun...
• State Rep. Dockham said he won’t make a first-ever bid for Congress under the co...
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• Randolph fire chiefs push back against complaint.
• Lohr faces write-in challenge in Trinity City Council seat.
• Monday’s fatal fire at a Lakewood Drive residence was the latest in a grim trend...
• RT @ap: BREAKING: The Justice Department is blocking AT&T's purchase of T-Mobile...
• “I had no intentions of starting anything ... that I was praying for her son as...
• HPU Student Works in Nationally Recognized Newsroom
• HPU Professor Hopes to Aid the Fight Against Childhood Obesity with New Book
• From @tvilletimes: Committee to revisit spay and neuter ordinance.
• 2 local churches sharing same facility without having the same faith in an effor...
• YourView: "...shameful for the Cherokee Indian tribe to eliminate citizenship fo...
• OurView: "Hurricane Irene saved Guilford County taxpayers some money last week a...
• These are historic times for Wheatmore’s football team.
• From @tvilletimes: A Raleigh man faces charges of 2003 sexual assault.
• Area DMV offices to close for training.
• New graphics company sets up shop on Kivett Drive in High Point.
• City of High Point sends 26 workers utilities & fire depts to recovery effort in...
• Gov. Perdue plans to visit Davidson County next month.
• An early morning fire killed a High Point man Monday.
• "What part of “we are bankrupt …we have no more money … it’s the spending stupid...
• Residents soon will be limited to a once-a-week court session at the Davidson Co...
• Tropical Storm Katia forms in the Atlantic.
• Have photos of yourself, others & pets in the southern Triad? Email them to snap...
• YourView: "...this kind of frivolous spending that gets under my skin."
• Homeowners outside of Archdale city limits who receive water & sewer services fr...
• HPU To Commemorate 10th Anniversary Of Sept. 11 Attacks With Deputy Chief Jay Jonas And 9/11 Reflections
• RT @ncdot: Crews make major progress on clearing storm debris, reopening roads i...
• Voters will get to see at least four proposed Guilford County Board of Education...
• Executive Move: “If we have people live here, then they can be more ingrained .....
• Still no word how Bank of America’s 3,500 job cuts will affect High Point.
• Was Hurricane Irene the "perfect storm of hype" from the media?
• Irene leaves power outages and closed roads in NC after the weekend.
• RT @wxii: President Obama Expands NC Disaster Declaration
• RT @breakingnews: US stocks open higher as investors breathe sigh of relief afte...
• YourView: "Just manage traffic flow better on N.C. 68
• OurView: Study the earthquake lessons for nuclear power
• Tom Blount: "Using sound effects, special phrases and a voice full of excitement...
• YourView: "She obviously doesn't want mediocrity for herself or her country."
• Tina Dupuy Opinion: If Tea Party members of Congress were liberals ...
• HPU Helps Put iPads in Montlieu Academy of Technology Classrooms
• HPU Student Gets Early Career Boost At Internship With TV Station Where Oprah Got Her Start
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: E. Guilford rallies to beat SW Guilford, 21-20; Ra...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: HPCentral shuts out Asheboro, 20-0; Wheatmore topp...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: Andrews topples Smith, 33-6; Reynolds defeats Glen...
• Follow @HPEsports on Twitter for the latest news on local sports including live...
• From @atnewsfeed: MYN - The Journey of the 2011 Mustang All-Stars.
• From @tvilletimes: Starting in October, the Davidson County Courthouse in Thomas...
• RT @ncemergency: Light rain falling in Raleigh from outer bands of #HurricaneIrene.
• NCDOT to shut down I-85 North near Yadkin River Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday night...
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• If you’re looking for a day of family fun, look no further than Thomasville this...
• Hurricane Irene begins to hit NC coast. LIVE RADAR:
• Too many stars & spangle in the banner: School bans National Anthem which deems...
• OUR VIEW: Obama’s vacation gives critics fodder.
• Guilford County Commissioners approve HondaJet incentives.
• RT @gogreensboro: Hurricane Irene evacuees: List of Greensboro hotels with room...
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• YourView: "Why sell drugs, rob banks or get into gangs or mafia? Go into politic...
• NAACP picks High Point for state conference.
• 100+ teams from 3 states will descend on High Point soccer fields this weekend f...
• Former Westchester student dies from injuries.
• With Hurricane Irene barreling down on the NC coast, the Triad should expect par...
• High tech surprise for returning students.
• Follow @HPEsports on Twitter for the latest news on local sports including live...
• Though slightly weakened, Hurricane Irene will still cause a major threat for th...
• Bernanke proposes no new steps to boost economy but hints Congress should help....
• RT @gogreensboro: Attn Hurricane Irene evacuees: list of Gboro hotels with room...
• Irene tightens aim on East Coast: City electric crews stand ready to help coasta...
• RT @ncdot: And the 5:00 hurricane track: #Irene #ncwx
• Should the I-74/311 Bypass speed limit around High Point be raised to 65 mph? Vo...
• OurView: "High Point and surrounding counties must market themselves and arouse...
• RT @justinnoaa: UPDATED VIDEO: #Irene's evolution from tropical wave to Cat 3 #h...
• YourView: "but the raunchy “lap-dance” routine by members of the dance team ......
• RT @tvilletimes: Counts mulls volunteers at animal shelter
• OurView: “Many nonessential workers in Washington were sent home for the day.” h...
• CIS Lexington and Davidson prepare for Big Toy Day.
• A woman has been arrested in a stabbing death that occurred early Wednesday in H...
• U.S. Congressmen Coble & Watts discuss overthrow of Gadhafi.
• Hurricane Irene remains on path to miss Triad.
• HPU Professor Publishes Academic Book about Serial Murder in America
• RT @breakingnews: Steve Jobs resigns as CEO of Apple - @Reuters
• Follow @hpesports on Twitter for the latest news on local sports including live...
• NC Outer Banks in path for Hurricane Irene hit -- will New York City experience...
• OurView: "Be extra careful both in school zones and when encountering school bus...
• TeenView: "...is it really plausible to end bullying by instructing kids to “be...
• YourView: Pets - "Pass laws on female owners to have them spayed or face a stiff...
• From @tvilletimes: Mocksville man charged with assault for ramming car.
• Archdale Council OKs speed limit change to 25mph for Garrell Street.
• PTI Airport officials approve resurfacing project.
• Randolph, Davidson schools ready for students.
• “We see great potential there, and we look forward to getting back to school to...
• OurView: "We’re all guilty of “distracted driving” at some point. And law enforc...
• Hurricane Irene not expected to hit High Point.
• RT @ap: BREAKING: Report: Libya's FM in Tripoli says Moammar Gadhafi's grip on p...
• “Our building was shaking, and all of the computers were bouncing and vibrating....
• After initially saying no damage, park confirms some cracks found in Washington...
• Irene strengthens back to Cat 3 hurricane. Current models show for direct hit on...
• HPU Grows To More Than 1,000 Employees
• 4.2 aftershock reported at about 8 p.m. ET - @nbcwashington
• Bomb scare, tracking a hurricane and a 5.9 magnitude earthquake. An interesting...
• From @tvilletimes: Thomasville writer pens tale of adoption.
• From @atnewsfeed: MYN: Craig Combow - this gunsmith restores history.
• OurView: "The High Point Museum is grounded in the past, but its staff and suppo...
• NASCAR indefinitely suspends Truck Series driver Shane Sieg on Monday for violat...
• RT @breakingnews: VIDEO: Live coverage of the East Coast earthquake from NBC aff...
• Piedmont Natural Gas Foundation has awarded a $25,000 STEM Education Grant to th...
• Capitol and other government buildings evacuated due to earthquake.
• 5.8 earthquake near Washington, DC felt as far south as the Carolinas and as nor...
• Developers of N High Point business park recently marked a milestone by fully le...
• 5.8 earthquake hits near Washington DC - tremors felt throughout Southeast inclu...
• BREAKING NEWS: Tremors felt at Enterprise headquarters. Reports coming in now f...
• Walgreens in various stages of work on two new stores in High Point.
• Southern Triad could experience some hurricane force winds if Irene continues on...
• Guilford County Commissioners will consider a $771,000 incentives package for Ho...
• New home sales for 2011 could go down as worst on record.
• Gadhafi defiant: "I am alive and healthy, I am in Tripoli and do not intend to l...
• RT @wxii: GTCC Campus Evacuations Cause Traffic Headaches
• ProgressEnergy shareholders approve merger. Chairman: creation of largest U.S. u...
• Apple preparing to release a cheaper 8GB version of the iPhone 4 alongside iPhon...
• YourView:"We see polls daily concerning our debt crisis ...our eyes glaze over,...
• Gadhafi’s fall could impact Triad
• Hurricane Irene in direct path to NC coast. Could be monstrous Category 4 by lan...
• HPU Student Makes Impact on Future Career Through Summer Internship
• HPU Welcomes Record Number of Freshmen for Orientation Weekend
• Museum Updates Changing Exhibit Gallery
• GuestColumn: Tina Dupuy: Forget Rick Perry – Mitt Romney is perfect for the GOP....
• YourView: "Spending $200 million for a north/south connector is blatant irrespon...
• The annual fundraising furniture sale sponsored by the Salvation Army Women’s Au...
• Sorority adopts Guilford agency’s program.
• Hurricane Irene forecasted on track towards SC coast. Current models would put...
• Stocks all over the place today. Currently up about 56 points.
• “The residents on that street feel that 35 mph is too fast for that street." Arc...
• Red Cross budget cuts have forced director of High Point-Davidson Chapter to tak...
• HPU students put award-winning business plans into action.
• Police department joins Twitter, Facebook. Follow on Twitter at @HighPointPolic...
• NCDOT remains on track to finish the last segment of new U.S. 311 through northe...
• How will forecasts for Hurricane Irene affect your weekend plans? Expected land...
• All eyes on Hurricane Irene as storm eyes path toward Florida and NC coasts. Pos...
• Archdale City Council on Tuesday will consider amending the city budget to accom...
• High Point Community Foundation’s Heart of High Point Funds Grants To Help with FEMA Emergency Fund Shortfall
• HPU Student Spends Summer Interning with World-Class Lecture Agency
• HPU Student Hits One Out of the Park with Summer Internship
• Phil Schiltz: "Did Obama really open offshore to drilling?"
• YourView: "History evolves as HPU students begin new year"
• Tom Blount: "If you don't like heat, stay out of the kitchen"
• YourView: "Budget cuts are hurting people with disabilities"
• Kristine Kaiser: "GOP will see public backlash for cutting budgets"
• HPU to Feature First Lady Laura Bush at 2012 Commencement Ceremony
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: Thomasville defeats N. Davidson, 21-14; Ragsdale t...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: Ledford crushes Trinity, 50-7; Wheatmore topples S...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: S. Guilf. shuts out E. Guilf., 27-0; Glenn outpace...
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS: Andrews wins by a touchdown over Central, 27-20; S...
• Kristine Kaiser has an interesting and provocative column on Saturday's OPINION...
• Are you ready for some football? The Friday Night Football Finals scoreboard ret...
• YourView: "It makes one wonder how anyone in many parts of Fair Grove has any wa...
• Author's search for faith: "to be a very healthy feminine state of mind which em...
• Wyndham: One expressed the desire to be more patient. The other said he is going...
• RT @ap: Burger King is deposing the monarch for its next ads. The new focus: bur...
• Struggling taxicab biz's in High Point will get relief on insurance costs, but e...
• HPU's Greek Village, a $19m community that features 12, 2-story Georgian-style h...
• Andrews-Central football teams set for clash. Red Raiders & Bison are ready for...
• Gboro & High Point chapters of American Red Cross will fall under 1 exec dir as...
• OurView: "...people who use public transportation should pay the operating costs...
• Guilford County school officials have posted bus schedules so parents can check...
• From @tvilletimes: Co-owner of Shoto’s Japanese Seafood & Steakhouse in Thomasvi...
• 80 year old Howard Coble mulls another term in US Congress.
• RT @tvilletimes: Lexington man charged with sexual assault
• RT @atnewsfeed: Batteries continue to be the target of thieves
• High Point Convention & Visitor’s Bureau gave boost to upcoming jazz music festi...
• OurView: ATF moves raise more speculation
• Stocks down over 400 points today.
• Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine failed to win grant. “We have heard mixed inf...
• Not just stocks dropping... Americans' confidence in national conditions drops t...
• What might the future hold for the High Point Museum?
• RT @wxii: Laura Bush Named High Point University Graduation Speaker
• Stocks continue downward spiral this afternoon mainly due to concerns over the s...
• Robinhood,Country Club ramps on SB side of Silas Crk Pkwy,Winston-Salem closed b...
• “For a driver, it’s just a great racetrack. In fact, I normally tell people that...
• Communities in Schools of Thomasville plans fundraising festival.
• Tville water project: "I am very happy that we will be able to increase pressure...
• FedEx hub employment remains stuck in neutral.
• Defense looms as key for HPU women’s soccer.
• City approves $70,000 contract to develop High Point museum project.
• YourView: "Does anyone know that Archdale intends to build a new city hall at ta...
• Davidson County might not come to mind as a hotbed for tourism, but figures prov...
• HPU Student Designs for Success at Internship with NYC Interior Designer
• HPU Student Makes Dream a Reality in Summer Internship with Project Runway
• "First, don’t panic." Guest columnist Matthew Frazier offers advice to high scho...
• Generosity saves man from eviction.
• RT @atnewsfeed: Archdale Police still seeking information on Pioneer robber http...
• Point men add Wyndham drama.
• Thomasville City Schools has added two new administrators.
• Guilford County officials still hope to lure solar farm to area.
• OurView: Revitalization focus returns to Washington Street.
• “We thought the county would be backing out of this. I have a problem with trust...
• New web browser version out - FireFox 6 now available for public download.
• From @tvilletimes: Thomasville bankers find skimming device on ATMs.
• Wanting a Sony Playstation 3? It just got cheaper to own one. Sony announces im...
• The bad economy continues to wreak havoc for many, including the working poor wh...
• Real life remake of 'Armageddon'?
• “just the first 10 homes in a partnership with the city, and we’re looking to to...
• YourView: "Remember, voters, no one person holds a fast panacea for our long-ter...
• Thousands flock to High Point's Taste of the Town for good food, great cause. ht...
• Did you shorten your life by 22 minutes today by watching the morning talk shows...
• Changing the game: Amazon to now become book publisher too?
• Trinity council resolution opposes Duke Energy rate increase.
• HPU Begins Academic Year With Record-Setting Freshman Class, New Programs And Living Spaces
• Thomas Built Buses owner backs efficiency standards set by White House.
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• OurView: "some opponents of the county’s use of that gas chamber weren’t quite s...
• Want to sample delicious food from area restaurants for a great cause? Visit dow...
• From @tvilletimes: Local bankers find skimming devices on ATMs
• YourView: "...overwhelmed with all the ... whining of the citizens of Trinity wh...
• From @tvilletimes : Thomasville PD looking for info regarding a puppy that was f...
• Wake Forest football coach Jim Grobe hopes that Josh Bush won’t go through anoth...
• “The need is off the charts right now.” Non-profits try to fill FEMA funding voi...
• High Point businesses hope Wyndham Championship brings boost to city.
• OddNews: Zsa Zsa Gabor a mother again at the age of 94?
• Waffle House coming to High Point near Tokyo Express on Westchester Drive.
• President Obama comes face-to-face with Tea Party.
• High Point Library's new director hopes for a smooth transition amongst higher u...
• Nice, but a 10 year wait: NCDOT officials have chosen route for the upgrade of N...
• Trinity residents weigh-in on town center plans. "God ain’t making land anymore....
• Waffle House coming to High Point near Tokyo Express on Westchester Drive.
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• Oak Hill Elementary sets example. “There are iPads and laptops that will be used...
• Think texting while driving is bad? How about going 70mph while texting AND tal...
• Open houses at four buildings along Washington Street to show off revitalization...
• YourView: "Cut the salary of President Obama, his Cabinet and his staff, the mem...
• RT @breakingnews: US stocks end trading session higher, erasing last week's loss...
• RT @wxii: Local Gas Prices On The Decline
• Braves play host to defending World Series champs SF Giants for crucial 4-game s...
• What are your opinions of Gov. Rick Perry announcing over the weekend that he's...
• Android vs iPhone game heats up. Google gets into the hardware business... buys...
• Bowman Gray rainout boosts Burt Myers' 5th championship hopes.
• Public to weigh in on expanding access to PTI airport via new highway.
• From @atnewsfeed : MYN-Keith Eddins & Brandi Lyons-Their uplifting stories after...
• NC Legislature considers next month whether to put an amendment banning gay marr...
• NASCAR: Jeff Gordon in 21st place after leading most of race. Kyle Busch now le...
• From @tvilletimes : Thomasville teenager suffered serious injuries after trying...
• RT @wxii: Highway 109 Route Chosen For Davidson, Forsyth Counties
• Davidson County schools get science & technology grants.
• Planking? That's so early 2011... the new picture sensation? "Horsemaning" htt...
• Washington Street area in High Point brings 2 new artistic organizations.
• RT @wxii: Extreme Couponers Targeting Newspaper Stands bit.ly/nDa6qq
• YourView: "Make these cuts instead of reducing Social Security." Check today's e...
• "I want to ... personally thank you for a job well done..." Police report drop i...
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• OurView: "Private sector must make it happen"
• OPINION: Tom Blount - "You can rely on Enterprise's rare anonymous sources"
• OPINION: Sondra Foy - Can't America find a way to help Somalians survive?
• YourView: "Downgrade resulted from failure to cut spending"
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• RT @nhc_atlantic: Tropical Depression #Six advisory 1 issued. Tropical depressio...
• “It is bittersweet. Some of the walls will come down, and it will never be the s...
• Greensboro: NCDOT 2 close left lane of US 29 N near Assembly Rd daily from 8/16-...
• From @atnewsfeed : Five charged with ATV, equipment theft in Randolph County. ht...
• YourView: "I hope 2012 will bring us a president who is not a radical leftist de...
• Stocks remain steady to end a tumultuous week.
• BREAKING: Appeals court declares President Obama's healthcare law unconstitution...
• Harrison Frye captures HPCC Junior Club title.
• "Whether they get a job or not, the bottom line is lowering violent crime and a...
• From @tvilletimes : Thomasville City Schools names 2 new assistant principals. h...
• OurView: "...financial armageddon hasn’t arrived. But if the U.S. government kee...
• Page program ends in Congress. "You see the real person behind the politician."...
• From @tvilletimes : Thomasville police dept continues to investigate thefts incl...
• Health agency opens vaccine clinics Tuesday.
• Confidence among U.S. consumers plunged in August to the lowest level since May...
• After last night's Republican Presidential debate, who came out the winner? Poll...
• Program that helped violent-crime felons find employment closes due to funding i...
• Hokies' Beamer now dean of ACC football coaches.
• Triad to finally see relief from heat & humidity.
• Thomas Built Buses to cut 60 jobs.
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• Wyndham Championship continues to add more big names including Ian Poulter & Ant...
• David Ragan sits on the wrong side of NASCAR’s wild-card bubble.
• 15 months and counting. Road to Election 2012 continues tonight with Republican...
• Talk of merger. PART personnel “would be on the table” as part of the cost-savin...
• After another volatile day in the market, stocks end closing up 422. Had been u...
• From @tvilletimes: Davidson County's unemployment rate spiked nearly full point...
• Another day, another roller coaster. Stocks up above psychologically-significant...
• "We will not stop." Residents of Davidson County calling for reform on how count...
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• From @atnewsfeed: Archdale police reports for week of August 11.
• Riders on buses with the region’s mass transit agency, PART, may face another se...
• From @tvilletimes: A/C thefts on rise. Four arrested following breaking and ent...
• YourView: Christians must continue fight for prayer rights.
• “... ashamed and sickened that my county still utilizes the gas chamber to put u...
• Time to refinance? US mortgage rates hit a record low as average 30-year fixed...
• Oak Hill Elementary students start school Wednesday days after news circulated a...
• From @atnewsfeed: In redistricting, Archdale Trinity loses Coble as US Rep, keep...
• “It wasn’t the time or the place for it." Jamestown mayoral challenger withdraws...
• HPU Student Sets the Stage for Success at Internship
• HPU Student Is ‘En Pointe’ Of Success Through Internship With Boston Ballet
• RT @wxii: Will you buy and/or read this book?
• OurView: Brandon vs Jones for State House 60th? Long way to November 2012, but t...
• Ahead of close, stocks sink additional 500+ points. Developing...
• "In America, we are an individualistic society. We love it when people stick out...
• United Way of Greater High Point is looking for businesses to participate in its...
• Hackers to kill Facebook?
• List of ABC scores released for Randolph County Schools.
• YourView: "This United States is in a free fall to destruction with both Republi...
• Stocks continue to fall sharply... nearly erasing all gains made on Tuesday. htt...
• Shoppers did not slow with the economy over the weekend.
• US Rep Mel Watt:“The Tea Party has created fear among so-called moderate Republi...
• In pictures: London riots continue to spread to other cities throughout England....
• Early morning trading erases half of gains made yesterday. Down nearly 250 poin...
• Randolph County Schools show significant improvement and positive gains in the 2...
• Foundation would buy forfeited homes from school board.
• The chance for another recession comes down to one concept – confidence.
• High Point area private schools release 2011-12 calendars.
• HPU Student Selected as One Of 14 Interns With Scripps Networks
• OurView: "But the nation’s debt problem is that the federal government simply sp...
• “Mentally and athletically, I think I’m light years ahead of where I was in high...
• Archdale library uses grant for new computers.
• Stocks made late surge to close at 429 after volatile day.
• Thomasville Medical Center lab receives accreditation.
• “...make people realize there is a group in High Point that works diligently to...
• From @tvilletimes: Old Dominion expansion to logistics potentially provides a si...
• Bar in Lexington that was selling alcohol w/o authorization & running NASCAR rac...
• Overturned log truck closes part of Enterprise Road in Davidson County until 4 p...
• From @tvilletimes: Davidson County jobless rate increases.
• YourView: "...allows the Democrats to hide all their reckless spending and not b...
• Stocks holding steady in mid-day trading around 180 points, just shy of mental t...
• Sudden slide in stock market may show up at the gas pump for area motorists as l...
• Flying out of PTIA will become a few dollars more expensive at the first of Sept...
• Texting to blame in hit-and-run wreck in Thomasville.
• Britain under fire. 'Unprecedented' 16,000 police on duty in London. Are use of...
• High Point University proved to be preseason darling of Big South Conference wom...
• Stocks continue early morning roller coaster ride during rise, plunge, rise. St...
• City of High Point finances are not expected to be impacted by recent turmoil re...
• "...thousands of animals have suffered a horrendous death at the very shelter th...
• 600+ pt plunge in stocks after US downgrade to AA over weekend. Are states next...
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• "Do businesses really pay taxes at all, even without incentives or loopholes? Ac...
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• “Were we the best team in this league? We were trying to be." HiToms focus on 20...
• GTCC names new head of engineering program.
• Where are they now?: Chilean miners live in poverty a year after saga.
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• YourView: Did Air Force One have to practice landing here?
• No easy task for High Point Arts Council. “It was a leap of faith, which makes s...
• Rematch: State Rep. Marcus Brandon, D-Guilford, might face Democrat Earl Jones i...
• In morning trading, Dow drops over 150 points. Investors reference a fear of a r...
• From the weekend: Miller holds off Myers at Bowman Gray on Saturday night.
• Davidson County Board of Elections will give itself the ultimate face-lift right...
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• HPU Student Reaches New Heights Through Internship at Mountain Times Publications
• High Point Arts Council escapes heavy budget cuts.
• Controversy continues to emerge over GOP redistricting plans.
• Traffic slow for tax-free weekend. Clothes are most popular purchase.
• Bring back the Pennsylvania 500.
• HPE Editor Tom Blount talks about newspapers on the move in special commentary....
• Includes over 20 Navy SEALs involved in bin Laden raid: 31 Americans Dead After...
• YourView: "Trinity leaders who wasted money should pay."
• In YourView letters to the editor today check "Trinity leaders who wasted money...
• From @tvilletimes: Earlier this week, a Thomasville man was arrested after stabb...
• YourView: "They campaign on fear, telling us how bad it’s going to be if they do...
• Church rallies to help teen with rare skin disorder.
• From @atnewsfeed: MYN - “Rural carriers are people who pretty much manage themse...
• HP City Council awarded nearly $1 million contract for upgrades solids at the Ea...
• New data from IRS shows that average income has dropped $3,500 since 2008.
• Stocks rally back in heavy late day trading... currently hovering around 100. ht...
• From @tvilletimes: Davidson County Sheriff’s Office charged Lexington woman w/ c...
• Leader of showroom conglomerate that owns properties in Las Vegas & HP said rest...
• 104.1 WTQR announces format change to newer country hits.
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• 1st company looking to expand using the city’s new job incentives policy. Public...
• Tax free shopping began today in NC & lasts through 11:59pm Sunday. Exclusions a...
• Guilford County school district shows student performance gains.
• During morning trading, stocks rallied, but now begin descent again into negativ...
• From Sports desk: Carpenter, Brown team for N.C. Senior Four-Ball crown.
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• While Emily fizzles, NOAA ups number of predicted hurricanes to 19 named storms...
• Trade show veteran with international experience will become new president of th...
• Level Cross Rodeo bucks into town.
• High Point University was named 1 of Forbe's top colleges and universities acros...
• Fantasia Barrino returned to High Point and performed in a benefit concert at Oa...
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• HPU Moves Up In Forbes Magazine’s ‘America’s Best Colleges’ List
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• Emily turns into a Tropical Depression, but could reincarnate and cause problems...
• YourView: "The blame for our economic problems lies with us"
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• New leader of N.C. Shakespeare Festival aims to define group’s future.
• High Point Police Dept receives grant to add cameras to patrol cars.
• Local shoppers try to cope with rising costs.
• HPU Student Gets Network Experience with Internship at ABC in New York
• HPU, Cornerstone Healthcare Foundation Team up To Host Sports Medicine Seminar
• HPU Student Focuses on Democracy with Internship at Nonprofit Organization
• HPU Student Gains Political Experience in Internship with U.S. Rep. Howard Coble
• HPU Student Conducts Research During internship At USDA In Maryland
• District Shifts: Maps reshape nine Guilford school board member districts. See: www.hpe.com
• Commissioners Districts: Voters will have eight maps to consider during a Thursday public hearing. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Drug Court: Guilford County funds to boost several justice programs cut in state budget. See: www.hpe.com
• HPU Student Takes To The Skies At Internship With JetBlue
• School supplies: Walmart and Communities in Schools form partnership to collect school supplies for students. Go To: www.hpe.com
• HPU Appointment: Veteran fundraising consultant hires as HPU vice president. See: www.hpe.com
• Crops: Triad wheat crops do well, but heat and spotty rain affect corn and other crops. See: www.hpe.com
• Maps: Guilford commissioners and school officials prepare for redistricting public hearings. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Office Deal: Guilford commissioners approve finance package for $5 million upgrade of BB&T office building. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Central Upgrades: Officials gather at High Point school for groundbreaking of gymnasium expansion. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Guilford AYP: Performance on pass-fail evaluation drops as standards rise. See: www.hpe.com
• HPU Student Chosen as One of Three Interns for Prestigious Research Opportunity
• Renovations: Guilford commissioners to consider finance package for office renovations and moves. See: www.hpe.com
• Prekindergarten: Guilford officials study new state eligibility requirements. Placement notices will be later this year. Go to: www.hpe.com
• Rainy Day: Guilford school district may have as much as $10 million available to cover possible future state cuts. Go To: www.hpe. com
• Mergers: Guilford health officials wary of state bills aimed at county health agency consolidations and mergers. See: www.hpe.com
• Sanctions: Guilford school board joins effort to ease federal sanctions under No Child Left Behind. Go To: www. hpe.com
• HPU Student is Hardwired for Success
• Law Enforcement Officials From Across the Country Gather at HPU To Discuss Safe Community Practices
• HPU Student Secures An Internship at Lockheed Martin
• Performance Boost: Oak Hill Elementary makes 19-point gain on state tests. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Tech-Leap: Montlieu Academy students to get new iPads when school resumes next month. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Test Scores: Guilford School superintendent sees progress in state test scores, but more work to do as well. See: www.hpe.com
• HPU Features Entertainment with Annual Eastern Music Festival
• HPU to Host World-Renowned History Professor
• HPU Senior Aims for The Stars with Summer Internship at NASA
• HPU Draws Nearly 77,000 Annual Visitors To High Point
• Showplace Furnishes An Ideal Internship For HPU Student
• Principal's Academy: Four local teachers chosen for new leadership program. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Utility Assistance: Program moves to High Point Community Resource Network. See www.hpe.com for contact information.
• Valued GTCC Staffer: Jolane McCain retires after 35 years of helping students. See: www.hpe.com
• Charter Schools: State bill offers new start, advocates say. Go To: www.hpe.com
• School Zones: Guilford officials start review of attendance zones for three schools in fast-growing northern communities. See: www.hpe.com
• Summer safety: What to do if bats get in the house. Go To: www.hpe.com
• School Bus: Deadline nears to apply for Guilford schools bus service. See: www.hpe.com
• Redistricting: Guilford County committee gets first glance at district maps. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Lightening damages church: Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church damaged by small fire. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Don Cameron: Education was at the center of GTCC president's career. See: www.hpe.com
• Principals: New school leaders take positions in High Point area schools. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Dry Times: Triad still dry after recent heavy rains. See: www.hpe.com
• Districts: Guilford commissioners to draw eight districts for 2012. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Fireworks Safety: Be careful with all holiday explosives. Go To: www.hpe.com
• School Days: Guilford officials seek waiver to keep student days at 180. See: www.hpe.com
• Circuit City: HPU closes on vacant mall store property. See: www.hpe.com
• Summer Haze: Be wary of troubles from ozone in summer air. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Districts: Guilford commissioners can draw their own districts under state bill. Go to: www.hpe.com
• New Program: Laurel University accepting GTCC credits for business bachelor's degree program. See: www.hpe.com
• Summer Fun: A local park could be the place for family recreation. See: www.hpe.com
• Church Growth: IHM Catholic church starts final fundraising push. See: www.hpe.com
• Friday Night Lights: Simeon Stadium to get brighter lighting for games. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Redistricting: Guilford commissioners have begun studying their options under a state bill that reduces the number of commissioners from 11 to 9. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Meredith’s Miniatures Open at High Point Museum
• Redistricting: Local leaders await word from Raleigh on changing commissioners districts. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Reforms: School improvement grant for T.W. Andrews High School approved. See: www.hpe.com
• Principals: Two High Point area schools assigned new leaders. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Guilford Schools budget: Flat county funding worries Superintendent Green. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Duke Dream: Scholarships make college possible for Southern Guilford High School grad. See: www.hpe.com
• District Plan: GOP plan would reshape county into six commissioners' districts. Go To: www.hpe.com
• HPU Students Gain Political Insight During ‘Maymester’ Course in Washington, D.C
• Budget Veto: Gov. Perdue tells educators she is considering veto options. Go To: www.hpe.com
• High Point Museum to Participate in Blue Star Museums
• HPU Presents First Generation Scholarships to Outstanding High Point Students
• Deeds: County office to reject "robo-documents." Go To: www.hpe.com
• Jails: Guilford budget keeps High Point jail and County Prison Farm open, raises taxes 4.5 cents. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Guilford Budget: Democrats reject GOP plan that offered deep cuts. See: www.hpe.com
• Business owner organizes annual fresh food drive for shelter.
• Animal rescue group helping troubled youth gets a boost from county.
• Trinity holds forums to help residents prepare for upcoming special election.
• Thomasville hosts annual observances to honor fallen soldiers.
• High Point Museum Announces New Hours
• Summer Days: Guilford Schools works will have summer Fridays off. See: www.hpe.com
• Class of 2011: High Point Christian Academy graduates urge to fight and witness for the Lord. Go To: www.hpe.com
• HPU Student Teams Help Local Businesses Win Prestigious Business Ethics Award
• Budgets: Gulford County Schools leaders face state and local budget hardships. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Principals: School district officials need to fill at least three vacant principalships in High Point area schools this summer. See: www.hpe.com
• Guilford County Jails: Sheriff BJ Barnes at odds with county manager over staffing for the new $115 million jail annex. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Guilford County Financial: Social service agencies scramble to maintain services. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Jails: Guilford Sheriff BJ Barnes at odds with county manager over staffing for new Greensboro jail annex. See: www.hpe.com
• Budget Woes: Guilford officials try to match tight revenues to agency needs. A 2012 budget series. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Family Affair: High Point mom and son graduate together at GTCC. See: www.hpe.com
• GTCC Presidency: Randy Parker named new Guilford Technical Community College president. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Libraries: Guilford commissioners to continue library donation negotiations with Jamestown and Gibsonville. See: www.hpe.com
• HPU Assistant Professor of Journalism Awarded Prestigious Fulbright Scholar Grant
• High Point Historical Society Names New Trustees and Award Winners
• HPU Professor of Communications Honored with the Ruth Ridenhour Scholarly and Professional Achievement Award
• Jails: Commissioners review options to keep the High Point jail open. See: www.hpe.com
• Guilford Commissioners review High Point jail options. See: www.hpe.com
• Schools Budget Woes: Superintendent Green says he is working to save teaching jobs while cutting costs. Go To: www.hpe.com
• HPU Students Cap Year by Giving Back Through End-of-Year Project
• Celebrating 70 years: Davidson County Rescue Squad holds major fundraiser on Saturday. Read more in Friday's HPE.
• Historic Washington Street Walking Tours
• GTCC Presidency: NC educator one of two finalists. Go To: www.hpe.com
• GTCC Presidency: George R. “Randy” Parker, president of Vance-Granville Community College and Ann M. Valentine, president of Minnesota State Community and Technical College, are the finalists for the job. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Upgrades: Ragsdale High School project includes a few extras in $32 million contract. See: www.hpe.com
• Schools Budget: Guilford board trims 2012 budget by $1 million. See: www.hpe.com
• Set up the Pins!!! Guilford school board funds high school bowling clubs. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Randolph County Board of Elections has set July 19 date for Trinity's alcohol referendum.
• Parents tell the Board of Education they do not want a Caring Services halfway house near Northwood Elementary School. Go to: www.hpe.com
• Trinity has received $500,000 grant from N.C. Parks and Recreation Trust Fund. Read more in Wednesday's HPE.
• HPU Students Give Back through Volunteering, Fundraising Efforts
• Upgrade: School Board to consider $32 million Ragsdale High School bids. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Lance Armstrong Provides Insightful Message To Largest Class In History at HPU Graduation Ceremony
• HPU 2011 Haverty Cup Presented to Melissa Dorsch
• Frye Joins HPU Board of Trustees
• List of thousands of suspicious Guilford County deeds posted to county Website. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Rabies: County's third case reported in High Point. Get your pets vaccinated. See: www.hpe.com
• Guilford board chief snubs conservatives: Skip Alston not interested in attending a C4GC forum. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Guilford commissioners hear human services budget concerns. Go to www.hpe.com
• Guilford commissioners hear budget human services budget concerns. See www.hpe.com
• Landmark Presbyterian Homes site has been sold. Go to www.hpe.com
• HPU Students Place Second in State in Recycling Competition
• Guilford Commissioners hear budget concerns on Thursday. Go To: www.hpe.com
• Guilford commissioners to hear budget concerns on Thursday. Visit www.hpe.com
• County investigation finds thousands of mortgages with suspicious signatures. Go To www.hpe.com
• HPU Students Use Cutting-Edge Technology to Film Psychological Thriller
• Mayor Declares May as National Preservation Month
• Do you think President Obama will benefit politically from the death of Osama bin Laden?
• Market News: IHFC owners complete $275 million sale of High Point complex. Read more at www.hpe.com on Wednesday.
• Student Entrepreneurs Kick-Start their Companies at HPU's First Business Competition
• HPU Expands Academic Lineup with Women's and Gender Studies Minor Program
• President Obama announced late Sunday night that US forces have killed terrorist and al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden.
• Lance Armstrong Headlines 87th Commencement Weekend
• HPU Prepares for Graduation: Lance Armstrong will address the Class of 2011 on May 7. Go to www.hpe.com
• Summer Meals: Schools seeking volunteers to deliver in High Point neighborhoods. Go to: www.hpe.com
• Friday Night Lights: Will Simeon Stadium get bright TV lights for night games? Go to www.hpe.com
• Tobacco farmers address North Carolina's smoking ban in Friday's HPE. Don't miss the last of the HPE's six-part series on tobacco farming.
• High Point police investigating train fatality. Police working to ID victim. Check back for more details.
• CIS of Randolph County hosts mini-circus at Trindale and John Lawrence elementary schools in Archdale. Read more in Friday's HPE.
• Mahler Joins HPU Board of Trustees
• Children's Home Society offers expanded service partnership to Guilford DSS. Go to www.hpe.com
• Sheriff Barnes: High Point Jail closing would be temporary. To to www.hpe.com
• Sheriff Barnes: High Point jail closing would be temporary.
• TOBACCO SERIES: Are we still a true tobacco state? Read Reporter Darrick Ignasiak's fifth story of a six-part series on the state of tobacco of farming in Thursdays edition of the HPE to find out.
• High Point-based Carolina Container releases details about expansion in Thomasville. Read more in Thursday's HPE.
• Communication Students At HPU Score Broadcast Award
• HPU 'Goes Green' with Earth Week Celebration
• Four Families Give $40 Million To High Point University
• HPU Townhome Community to Open in August 2012
• HPU Poll: NC Residents at Least Somewhat Concerned About Effects of Human Activity on the Environment
• HPU Students Serve Others During 'National Volunteer Week'
• Walker Joins HPU Board of Trustees
• Want to see how Guilford County Schools plans to spend your tax dollars? We've posted the proposed 2011-12 budget on our website for readers to download. Adobe Acrobat or a similar program that opens PDFs is necessary.
• HPU Recognizes Outstanding Students at Honor's Day Ceremony
• HPU Hosts Annual Finch Lecture Featuring Dr. Luke Johnson
• HPU to Host Arbor Day Celebration
• High Point Museum Celebrates Volunteer Week
• HPU Continues To Save Lives
• HPU Students Raise $35,000 for Cancer Research in Relay for Life
• Davidson officials may finalize sale of former health department building in Thomasville.
• County health officials say cuts would leave low-income families struggling to provide medical care.
• Thomasville may join opposition to proposed cap on gas tax.
• HPU To Host Week Of Programs To Celebrate Earth Week
• City officials waive rules for debris collection to help residents cleaning up from last week's storm.
• City officials take a peek a new public housing development.
• Recycling program moves closer to breaking even, city officials say.
• NTSB releases preliminary report on plane crash in Frazier Downs.
• HPU Spring Choral Concert Celebrates the Season
• HPU Students Go Barefoot for a Good Cause
• HPU Poll: Consumers Rely on Word of Mouth when it Comes to Buying Furniture, Home Accessories
• HPU Interior Design Students Help Buyers Navigate High Point Market
• HPU Theatre Department Honors Renowned Composer Steven Sondheim with ‘Musical Theatre Scenes’
• Thomasville church plans "extreme" blessing.
• HPFD Chief David Taylor announced his retirement Monday.
• Longtime pastor tries to help inmates find their faith.
• Survey tracks residents' likes, dislikes of city services.
• Signs of the times: Marketgoers say trade show reflects improving economy.
• Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Rocks for 48 Hours in Memory of Fallen Classmate
• HPU to Present Cello Recital, Featuring Assistant Professor of Music J.W. Turner
• Civil War Author, Chris Hartley, to Speak at High Point Museum
• HPU to Feature Talents of 'Relevents Wind Quintet' in Performance on Campus
• How healthy is your county? Find out at www.hpe.com
• New Composer-In-Residence Program is Music to the Ears of Students, Community Members
• Millis-Hedgecock Joins HPU Board of Trustees
• Choral Department Performs Spectacular Concert at Carnegie Hall In NYC
• Students Spend Spring Break Volunteering in Mississippi
• Party on the Plank returns this year, but there will be some changes.
• Thomasville seeks grant for sewer project.
• City gears up opposition to cap on gas tax.
• Dean of HPU Chapel to Present at Yale School of Management
• Triad sees first spring snow in eight years.
• Students Develop Entrepreneurship Club at HPU
• HPU Students to Host Run in Memory of Classmate
• A Wish for Japan: HPU Students Use Ancient Tradition to Support Relief Efforts
• Students Profit -- Literally -- From Free Enterprise and Environmental Economics Classes
• HPU Theatre Features 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'
• Turpin Joins HPU as Dean of School of Art and Design, Professor of Interior Design
• Club closed after drug arrests gets new owners, new purpose.
• Wreck kills NASCAR team contractor.
• Randolph officials table vote on Guil-Rand tax district.
• Thomasville searches for sites to build new police station.
• Our annual series on open records laws and what they mean for the community begins today.
• HPU to Host Rothenberg Seminar in Military History
• Police make arrest in cemetery thefts.
• Showroom deal may reflect growing national trend in commercial real estate.
• Archdale-Trinity Middle School wins third straight Randolph Battle of the Books title.
• High Point Regional Hospital lifts visitor ban.
• Wallburg officials consider budgeting for city garbage, recycling service.
• HP Fire Department hit with more than $81,000 in OSHA fines.
• Norcross Graduate School at HPU To Host Free GRE Course
• HPU Hosts Dr. Yaron Brook as Part of BB&T Speaker Series
• HPU Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, SBTDC to Hold Conference
• HPU Poll: NC Residents Split on Approval of Obama, Mixed on Local Representatives
• HPU Poll: NC Residents Want Investments in Education and Cuts in Foreign Aid at the National Level
• HPU Choral previews Carnegie Hall event with free concert.
• United Way tops annual campaign goal with $4.4 million.
• Former Oak Hollow Mall owner reports details of sale to HPU.
• Davidson County Schools officials consider job cuts.
• HP-based company Paul Brayton Designs to add 100 jobs, introduce new furniture line.
• HP City Council votes against holding landlords responsible for paying relocation costs.
• YWCA shines spotlight on workplace assistants.
• Thomasville wants ‘backup’ city manager.
• Crime in housing projects nearly unchanged from ’09, statistics show.
• Unique program keeps teachers within steps of their children.
• Villians stay on track for sixth straight state crown.
• The key to the future of DCCC adding new programs may be the Link Campus.
• Thomasville officials discuss a future need to raise property taxes.
• New Program at HPU Connects Students to Career Opportunities
• HPU Hosts Internet Marketing Symposium for Home Furnishings Industry During Market
• Clodfelter, Haynes Head HPU Communication and Culture
• Thomasville City Schools may raise academic requirements for after-school activities.
• Taxing dilemma: HPU’s purchase of mall will erase chunk of city’s tax revenue.
• Positivity reigns at Pre-Market.
• Officials at Randleman Lake say opening of boating, fishing season will be delayed until April.
• Break-in call leads to murder charge.
• Sentencing in DMV fraud case rescheduled.
• Two face charges after indoor pot farm found.
• HPU Choral Department to Perform Special Preview of Carnegie Hall Concert for Community
• Former Johns Hopkins Director Joins Faculty in New HPU School of Health Sciences
• HPU Announces Oak Hollow Mall Purchase
• Shootmyash(R) at North Atlantic Airsoft Expo and Conference
• HPU Receives Gift from Alumna for Scholarship Fund
• Educators’ ‘dream’ scheme to Raleigh may become nightmare.
• New mural depicts past, present heroes of Washington Street neighborhood.
• Trinity considers hiring to ease growing workload on city staff.
• Students, state superintendent honor Guilford bus drivers.
• Museum Opens New Lobby Exhibit
• HPU Director of Physical Therapy Program Writes for ESPN
• HPU Professor Publishes Play about ‘Greensboro Four'
• Thomasville City Council will apply for a building reuse grant for a High Point company considering an expansion in Thomasville.
• Trinity City Council in April is expected to consider holding a special election for alcohol sales. Read more in Thursday's HPE.
• HPU Library Integrates Web-Based Catalog To Better Serve Students and Faculty
• HPU Announces Promotions and Restructuring
• School bus driver cited in wreck.
• Demon Deacons face a tough football schedule next year.
• Guilford school officials are holding a public forum tonight @ 6:30 to hear from the public on the issue of changing student bus routes.
• Be sure to check out this week's coverage of the Daytona 500 by sports writer Greer Smith.
• Character shows through at Ferndale Elementary Schools.
• HPU sports program has entered a new era as the inaugural women's lacrosse season begins.
• HPU Set to Open New Student Living and Learning Community for Fine Arts
• HPU Music and Theatre Students Train With Broadway Duo
• HPU to Become One of Three Private NC Schools with Full-Time Medical Doctor Leading Student Health Center
• HPU Poll: NC Residents Want Leaders To Work Together In Raleigh and D.C., Still Pessimistic About The Economy
• HPU to Showcase Student Musicians in Choral and Instrumental Winter Concert
• High Point Museum Guild February Program - Warren to Speak
• Quakers and The Issue Of Slavery
• HPU to Add New Employees by August 2011 and Faculty Positions Double Over 2005
• Davidson County Schools best spellers are set to compete Friday at Davis-Townsend Elementary School.
• The opening of Sheetz in Wallburg will be delayed from opening this month to March, a spokeswoman tells The High Point Enterprise.
• Students say Alternative Learning Center in Thomasville is a good program. Read more in Friday's HPE.
• HPU Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Announces First Annual Business Plan Competition
• High Point Museum Reprints Gallery Guide
• High Point University to Welcome Nearly 6,000 Visitors During Month of February
• HPU to Add New Residential Community
• HPU to Compete in College Recycling Competition
• 51 Local Businesses Partner with HPU Passport Program
• Turnout for Thomasville bus service leaves officials smiling.
• Guilford school officials review lists of proposed cuts.
• J.C. Penney to close Oak Hollow Mall store. Company officials say location wasn’t meeting profitability goals.
• HPU Theatre Presents 'True West'
• HPU Names Trading Room For Tilley Family
• Museums Host Fourth Annual Kickoff to Kindergarten: Parent Days
• American Express announced today it is closing its service center in Greensboro on Airport Center Drive, affecting 1,900 employees.
• HPU Features Distinguished Speaker for Annual MLK Service; Students Honor King by Taking Part in Service Projects
• Did you make it to the city's Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration? If not, or if you want a brief recap of some of the speakers and performances, it's on www.hpe.com or
• HPU Norcross Graduate School To Host Information Session
• Davidson County officials have announced makeup days for this week's school closings.
• A historic deal to buy High Point Market showroom properties is brewing, sources say
• Thomasville city manager's arrest leads to city council retreat postponement
• Oak Hollow Mall owners acknowledge a negotiations for a sale are under way
• HPU Professor of Physical Therapy Receives National Excellence in Teaching Award
• HPU Unveils Four New Sculptures on Kester International Promenade
• HPU to Feature Distinguished Pastor for Annual MLK Service
• Guilford, Davidson and Randolph county schools will remain closed on Wed.
• Superintendent Keith Tobin tells The High Point Enterprise school will closed Wednesday for Thomasville City Schools.
• Forecasters are predicting snow to begin Monday afternoon, bringing one to three inches of accumulation before storm ends Tuesday morning.
• Due to the possibility of inclement weather, Guilford County School has cancelled all after-school activities tonight and Saturday.
• Bencini rolls up his sleeves in new roll
• Analysts predict improvement for furniture in 2011
• Local Sudanese to take part in vote
• National Weather Service: Chance of snow showers this evening with less than 1/2 inch accumulation. Larger storm may come next week.
• HPU Invites the Community to a Complimentary Performance of the Greensboro Symphony
• NO BUTTS ABOUT IT: Restaurant owners, diners have grown accustomed to smoking ban.
• Thomasville City Manager Kelly Craver suspended with pay indefinitely after City Council meets in emergency closed session.
• Thomasville city manager arrested on drug charges
• Triad gas prices average $3 today, according to AAA fuel report
• Better Business Bureau: Top 10 scams of 2010 targeted the unemployed. Story in tomorrow's HPE.
• The second annual Time Square at The Chair is scheduled for Friday night in Thomasville. See story in Wednesday's edition of the HPE.
• Better Business Bureau says gift card swap and buy back websites, like GiftCardRescue.com, are becoming more legitimate. Story Wednesday
• HPU Communications Student Featured In Kid-focused Series
• Motorists beware: Gas prices are up 39 cents from last year, and road travel will increase 3 percent this Christmas.
• National Weather Service: There's a slight chance of snow on Christmas Day. High near 35. Chance of precipitation is 50 percent.
• GTCC's Cline Observatory will be open for a public viewing of the lunar eclipse tonight.
• Thomasville police announces Lt. Donnie Rowe has been named the 2010 Officer of the Year for the department and Cindy Pope has been named Civilian of the Year for 2010.
• Trinity City Council on Tuesday night will consider submitting an application to the N.C. Parks and Recreation Trust Fund.
• Today is the United States Postal Service's busiest mailing day of the year. Get your packages mailed today unless you plan to ship Express.
• High Point Historical Society Hosts New Year Celebration
• National Weather Service: Slight chance of snow after noon on Saturday.
• Winston-Salem man has been charged in last Friday hit-and-run in Thomasville.
• The annual Dinner for the Homeless Community drew approximately 400 people to Showplace tonight. Story in tomorrow's paper.
• Davidson County Schools on 2-hour delay Friday morning.
• Salv. Army of HP: Red kettle bell ringers are braving the cold today in hopes winter weather doesn't have a negative effect on donations.
• The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for the High Point area from 4 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday.
• John Wesley College is looking more like a university. Go to www.hpe.com
• HPU to Award Scholarship to Guilford County Schools Students
• Planning and zoning approves a request to allow a new bar, The Frat House, on Parris Avenue, to have more than 100 occupants. Story tomorrow
• National Weather Service: A chance of snow in High Point early Thursday morning with freezing rain likely to follow.
• Market authority, HPU team up to match students with companies seeking help during the High Point Market.
• Shoppers still are spending, but many say their buying habits have changed.
• High Point planning and zoning will consider a request for a new bar on Parris Avenue on Tuesday at 6 p.m. in city hall.
• Light snow began to fall in High Point around 8:30 p.m. Accumulation is not expected, but flurries may continue through Monday morning.
• According to the National Weather Service, there is a slight chance of snow tonight after 8 p.m. Next week's temperatures remain in the 30s.
• 71-year-old High Point woman identified as Ayten Sezanol Goshen died in a collision on Sandy Ridge Road on Friday, according to police.
• HPU hosts its annual prayer breakfast.
• Accident at Sandy Creek Road, John Knox Drive leaves one dead.
• The Salvatio Army of High Point's Angel Tree in Oak Hollow Mall needs your help this year as participation lags.
• HPU Survey Finds NC Residents View Local News As More Fair, Balanced Than National News Sources
• Pedestrian struck and killed on W. Main St. in Thomasville Wednesday morning. Thomasville officers still are on the scene investigating this afternoon.
• Thomasville police makes 396 charges on 18 people at La Estrallas Night Club on Friday night.
• N.C. Highway Patrol is investigating an accident involving three fatalities on East Fork Road near High Point City Lake
• Thomasville woman died in a single-car accident on Thursday.
• Former textile industry leader Edward Silver has died. Read more in Saturday's HPE.
• Does excitement and passion in the classroom improve the performance of at risk middle school students? See the HPE on Sunday, www.hpe.com
• National Weather Service in Raleigh says there is a chance of snow in Triad Saturday night, but no accumulation is expected.
• Greensboro woman won vehicle in United Way of Greater High Point's annual car giveaway on Thursday.
• Three have been charged in the Nov. 7 robbery of Pilot Food Mart in Thomasville.
• Fairgrove Family Resource Center will hold its annual auction Saturday at the Fair Grove Elementary School gym at 5 p.m.
• Thomasville High faculty and students pleased with new laptop initiative. Read more in Thursday's HPE.
• HPU Students To Host Program To Raise Funds For Learning Center
• Local retailers report busy Black Friday.
• His Laboring Few Ministry of Jesus Christ expects record numbers at annual Thanksgiving meal on Thursday.
• His Laboring Few Ministry of Jesus Christ expects record numbers from Thanksgiving meal in High Point on Saturday.
• Merry Christmas, High Point! Opens At High Point Museum
• HPU to Host Lessons and Carols Candlelight Service
• Launch The Holiday Season At The Museum’s Holiday Open House
• HPU Theatre Enchants Audiences With ‘Our Town’
• Want to relive this year's High Point Holiday Parade? See highlights at or
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Thomasville's playoff hopes come to an end with a 35-28 loss to Carver.
• FRIDAY NIGHT FINALS: HP Central advances to next round with 21-14 win over Ragsdale; Northwood defeats Andrews, 14-7.
• Commissioners may adjust rules for political signs. Go to www.hpe.com
• Florida Production Engineering will locate to Randolph County, creating 96 jobs, Gov. Perdue's office announces Wednesday.
• City of Thomasville has received a clean audit for the fiscal year ending in 2010.
• Trinity High School is mourning the loss of a 2008 graduate who died Saturday while serving in the U.S. Army in Afghanistan.
• Millis family adds to Donation Legacy. Go to www.hpe.com
• FRIDAY NIGHT FINALS: HP Central defeats Smith, 28-22.
• FRIDAY NIGHT FINALS: Ragsdale topples Glenn, 49-21; Mt. Tabor defeats SW Guilf., 42-17.
• FRIDAY NIGHT FINALS: Albemarle topples Bish. McGuinn, 27-14; Tville cruises pasts Jord.-Matth., 36-9; Andrews dominates St Paul, 52-0.
• Don't forget to catch our playoff edition of the Friday Night Finals football scoreboard tonight at www.hpe.com.
• HPU Receives Book Collection from Ralph Lauren in Memory of Longtime Friend
• HPU To Feature Choral Ensembles, NC Symphony for Holiday Performances
• High Point University Sechrest Gallery to Host Exhibit Featuring Couple’s Paintings
• HPU Theatre Presents 'Our Town'
• HPU to Offer Master's Degree in Strategic Communication
• HPU Recipient Of Davidson County Estate
• HPU Announces Creation Of 100 New Jobs By August 2011
• HPU Norcross Graduate School To Host Program Information Session
• HPU Names Director Of Physical Therapy For New School Of Health Sciences
• Kersey Valley Spookywoods
• HPU’s Survey Research Center Finds NC Residents Continue To Favor Republicans; Equally ...
• HPU Names Dean For New School Of Health Sciences
• High Point University Survey Research Center Finds
• Heritage Research Center Sponsors A Visit From ‘Grandma Payne’
• Museum Displays Items From High Point Heroes
• HPU's Toccatatones Set to Release Second Studio Album
• HPU to Host Fun, Entertainment for Alumni Weekend
• HPU Theatre Presents ‘Love/Sick’
• HPU Expands Its Growth Plan To $2.1 Billion
• High Point Public Library To Host Open House
• HPU Set to Make Major Announcement Regarding Future Growth Plans
• HPU to Feature Landscape Exhibit in Sechrest Art Gallery
• HPU to Feature Presentation by President of the National Council for International Visitors
• HPU Named Among Top 26 Best Private Schools in the Nation in Parade Magazine's 'College A-List'
• Lance Armstrong to Speak at HPU Commencement
• HPU Employment up 15 Percent; Adds 115 New Faculty and Staff Members
• HPU Moves Up to No. 3 in U.S. News and World Report Rankings
• Back to School Kick Off Party
• HPU Set to Begin 2010-11 School Year with Explosive Growth, New Academic Programs and...
• High Point Museum Participates In National Night Out
• High Point Museum Participates in Iational Night Out
• HPU To Host Eastern Music Festival
• High Point Historical Society Names New Trustees and Award Winners
• Theatre Art Galleries News - June 30, 2010
• HPU Students Gain Real-World Experience in Marketing Course
• HPU Athletic Director To Appear on ‘Triad Today’ to Discuss Growth and Change In Athletics
• HPU Graduate Named ‘Rookie Teacher Of The Year’
• New Book Examines Financial Regulation, Past and Future
• HPU Receives $11 Million in Contributions
• HPU Honors Business Student with Wall Street Journal Award
• HPU Announces Celia Moh Scholarship Recipients
• Theatre Art Galleries News - May 18, 2010
• Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent Provides Inspiration at Memorable HPU Graduation Ceremony
• HPU Professor Of Art Develops iPhone Game
• Fourth Annual Evaluation Extravaganza Planned
• HPU Holds Luncheon To Honor Retiring Faculty
• HPU Elects Kay Maynard To Board Of Trustees
• HPU Elects Miriam Kimsey to Board of Trustees
• HPU President To Receive Governor’s Award
• HPU Unveils Plaque To Commemorate First Interracial Athletic Program In North Carolina
• Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent To Headline HPU Commencement Weekend
• HPU Honors Students, Faculty, Staff During Honors Day
• HPU Chapel Services Provide Students with Opportunities for Fellowship, Stewardship and Worship
• High Point University Survey Research Center Polls North Carolina Residents on U.S. Census
• High Point Library and Museum Honor Their Volunteers
• HPU President To Be Honored as Business Legend of the Year
• HPU Students Continue To Gain Experience At High Point Market
• HPU Names Hillenbrand-Nowicki as Interior Design Coordinator
• High Point University to Publish ‘The Home Front,’ A New Furnishings Research Newsletter
• HPU Names Ashley Holleran The 2010 Haverty Cup Recipient
• HPU Chief of Security and Director of Transportation Receives Award for Administrative Excellence
• HPU to Feature Local Author
• HPU Students Go Barefoot for a Good Cause
• HPU Hosts Annual Spring Concert
• HPU Education Majors Read with Local Elementary Students
• HPU to Host 'From Cabaret to Stage'
• HPU Professor of Communications Launches New Book
• Seven Degrees of Change Book Drive Campaign Nears Final Stretch
• HPU Hosts HGTV Interior Design Expert Libby Langdon
• High Point University Survey Research Center Polls North Carolinians
• The Seagull
• High Point University to Host Nationally Known Sculptor Bill Donnan for Workshop Program
• HPU to Host HGTV Interior Design Expert Libby Langdon
• HPU to Host Social Media Marketing Seminar For The Home Furnishings Industry
• HPU Evening Degree Program Students Selected for Horton Godwin Scholarship
• HPU Students Volunteer for UNC-TV Telethon
• HPU Fraternity Pi Kappa Phi Hosts National ‘Ban the ‘R’ Word
• Annual Gala
• Community Youth Baseball Program
• HPU Sechrest Gallery to Host Tour to Virginia Museums
• HPU Accounting Students Give Back To Community Program During Tax Season
• HPU Hosts Dr. Russ Sobel As Part Of BB And T Speaker Series
• HPU Associate Professor of Physical Education Spreads Message of Fitness Through Running
• Incoming HPU Freshman Volunteers As Head Coach For Special Olympics
• Lifeguards Needed for Summer Program
• HPU Libraries Utilize Social Media And Late Night Hours To Help Students Stay In Touch
• HPU Sechrest Gallery To Feature Figurative Exhibit
• Museum Offers Training Program
• HPU Chair Of Performing Arts Department To Appear On ‘Triad Today’
• HPU To Feature Spring Music Festival Of Worship
• HPU President, Students Ring NASDAQ Closing Bell
• HPU Expects to Draw Crowds, Business During Upcoming Big South Championship Tournament
• College Baseball: High Point Holds Off Tigers, 15-13
• BB And T Foundation Gives HPU $1 Million
• HPU President and Students to Ring NASDAQ Closing Bell
• HPU Students To Serve Others During Spring Break
• HPU Professor Publishes Critical Chapter on Shakespeare’s ‘Richard III’
• HPU Donates Pianos to a Good Cause
• HPU Theatre Features ‘The Dining Room’
• HPU To Host Award-Winning Author Kirk Nesset
• HPU Students, Resident Assistants Host Afternoon Of Fun For Big Brothers Big Sisters Of High Point
• High Point Museum Hosts Afternoon At The Palladium
• HPU Director of Security and Transportation Referees Charity Ice Hockey Game
• HPU Graphic Design Students Create Incredible Bagel Images as Part of Unique Project
• HPU College Republican Club Attends CPAC in Washington, D.C.
• HPU Instructor of Visual Arts to Showcase Talents at Greensboro Gallery
• HPU Freshman Helps Kids Make Right Choices through 'Inside Out' Book and DVD
• HPU Professor of Spanish Presents at Louisiana Conference
• HPU Associate Professor of Information Systems Publishes Paper in Journal
• HPU Hires Kilby As Hardware Support Specialist
• HPU Business Student Association Hosts Ethics Discussion
• HPU Assistant Professor of Economics Publishes Paper in Highly Regarded Journal in India
• HPU Hires Gianfrancesco As Coordinator Of Admissions And Recruitment
• HPU Senior Gains Valuable Experience While Working on ‘Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’
• HPU Interior Design Program Ranked Among Top 10 in Country
• HPU Business Students Learn Valuable Information From Morgan Creek CEO
• HPU Hires Shields As Weekend Reference Librarian
• HPU Associate Dean in EDP to Serve as Vice President of North Carolina Adult Education Association
• HPU Hosts Annual ‘Family Winter Weekend’
• High Point University Adds Degree Program in Mathematical Economics
• Phoenix Academy Welcomes National Fitness Expert to Campus
• HPU Hires Coley As Resident Director
• HPU Sponsors Performance By North Carolina Symphony
• High Point University's Student Government Association Donates Grill to Helping Hands
• HPU Associate Professor of Sociology Publishes in Scholarly Journal
• High School Students Create Peer Tutoring Program
• HPU Presidential Scholarship Weekend Brings Hundreds to High Point
• HPU’s Austin Dillon To Compete In NASCAR Camping World Truck Series
• High Point University Hires McGee as Evening Librarian at University Center
• HPU Manager of Budd Family Campus for EDP Program Presents Paper at Orlando Conference
• HPU Professor Publishes Poems in NY Journal
• HPU To Bring More than 5,000 Visitors To High Point In February
• HPU Donates Vacant Homes to Organizations in Need
• The World Peace Center, HPU Students And Faculty Seek To Save Historic Sherrod House
• HPU Hires Pace as Lead Librarian in University Center
• HPU Hosts Reception for Artist-in-Residence Fernanda Piamonti
• HPU Theatre to Feature ‘The Dining Room’
• HPU's Smith Library Awarded Federal Grant
• HPU Alumnae Named 'Rookie Teacher of the Year'
• HPU History Professor Presents Ridenhour Lecture
• HPU Hires Morgan As Admissions Counselor
• HPU Raises Money for Haiti Relief
• HPU Hires Martin As Student Activities Specialist
• HPU Named 2009 Tree Campus USA University
• HPU Graduate Promotes Nonfiction Work ‘High Points and Lows’ with Book Tour
• High Point University Student Named Gates Millennium Scholar
• HPU’s Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Hopes To Win $1 Million On Facebook For Philanthropy
• HPU Hires Marshburn As Manager Of Safety And Emergency Management
• High Point University Students Share Port Southern’s Vision with Local Groups
• HPU Provost To Appear On ‘Triad Today’ To Discuss University’s Academics
• HPU Associate Professor of Psychology Authors Article in ‘Journal of Managerial Psychology’
• HPU Chair of Exercise and Sport Science to Sign Copies of His New Martial ...
• High Point University Hires Gibson as Director of Transportation
• Miracle Prayer Recording Produces Worldwide Customer Testimonials
• HPU Earns Special Designation Thanks To Addition Of 14 Steinway Pianos
• HPU to Feature Artistic Sounds of the North Carolina Symphony
• HPU Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. With Service Featuring Pastor Of D.C.-Based...
• Play ‘Elephant Sighs’ Written By HPU Professor Ed Simpson Filming In High Point
• HPU to Feature Astronomy Expert Don Cline for Annual ‘High Point Universe Day' Program
• Museums Host Third Annual Kickoff to Kindergarten: Parent Days
• HPU Professor Of History Presents At International Conference In China
• High Point University to Host Talents of Music Department with Annual Faculty Recital
• HPU To Feature Pastor Of D.C. - Based Metropolitan Baptist Church For Service Honoring King
• HPU Assistant Professor of Education has Article Published in Journal
• Evening Degree Program Honor Society Collects Food for Second Harvest Food Bank
• HPU Student Honored With Scholarship From NAACP
• HPU to Feature Art Exhibitions in Sechrest Gallery
• Triad Charter School Unveils Complete Technology Makeover For New Decade
• HPU Chair of Performing Arts Department Has Play Selected for Anthology
• HPU Director of Residence Life Receives Honor from Big Brothers/Big Sisters of High Point
• Medical Doctor Proposes New Brain Function Theory
• High Point University Board Of Stewards Brings Christmas To 120 Area Children
• Good Night 2009 And Good Luck In 2010... A Grand Finale To The New Year’s Celebration
• HPU Names Chairman of Nightingale-Conant Corporation to School of Communication Board of Advisors
• HPU Adds 'The Learning Commons' Satellite Library in University Center
• HPU Chair of Marketing, Home Furnishings and Design Presents Two Papers at San Diego Conference
• HPU Hosts Guilford County Principals for Special Meeting
• HPU Inter-Fraternity Council Holds Polar Plunge Program
• HPU Promotes LeFever to Manager of Chapel Programs
• Great 100 Recognizes High Point Regional Health System Nurse
• HPU Equestrian Club Provides Carriage Rides To Students for the Holidays
• HPU Hosts Annual Lessons and Carols Candlelight Service
• HPU Student Completes Medical Internship In Georgia
• HPU Hosts 39th Annual Prayer Breakfast
• HPU Volunteer Center Holds Outreach Program At Oakview Elementary
• HPU Dean Of School Of Education Honored As Recipient Of 2009 Women Extraordinaire Award
• EDP Class Creates, Sends Care Packages to Soldiers in Iraq as Part of Group Project
• HPU Chair of Department of Marketing, Home Furnishings and Design Publishes Article...
• HPU Promotes Shollenberger To Manager Of Budd Family Campus
• HPU Hosts Port Southern Clothing Company at Gathering of Entrepreneurs
• HPU Student Honored At North Carolina Compact’s Student Conference
• Play Written By HPU Professor Ed Simpson Set To Be Feature-Length Film
• HPU Students In The Village Donate To Those In Need
• HPU Associate Dean of EDP Serves on Panel at Winston-Salem State Colloquium
• HPU Features Spectacular Music with Annual Production of 'Christmas Cabaret'
• HPU Education Students Conduct Session At Professional Development Institute In Greensboro
• HPU Student to Serve as President-Elect for Student Majors Association
• HPU Leadership Development Class Helps To Establish ‘The Corey Gilger Fund’
• HPU Associate Professor Of Physical Education Named Board Member On Statewide Committee
• HPU Associate Professor of Physical Education Presents at Conferences in South Carolina and Arkansas
• HPU Student Participates In Upcoming NC Shakespeare Festival
• HPU Student Goes to Infinity and Beyond with Exciting NASA Internship
• HPU Students Participate In Research And Creativity Symposium In Wilmington
• HPU Professor of Religion Serves as Co-Chair at New Orleans Conference
• HPU Names 'The Business Journal' Founder Justin Catanoso to School of Communication...
• HPU Alumnus Named ‘Teacher of the Year’ at Davis Townsend Elementary School
• Start the Holiday Season at the Museum’s Holiday Open House
• HPU Creates New School Of Art And Design
• HPU’s Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Takes A Swing At Cancer Through Philanthropy Program
• High Point University Theatre Presents ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
• HPU Professor Of History Contributes To Anthology
• HPU Hosts Thanksgiving Program
• HPU's Pi Kappa Alpha Holds 'Turkey Bowl' for Charity
• HPU Professor of Education Presents at Philadelphia Conference
• HPU Professor Of Psychology Presents At Boston Conference
• HPU Professor Of Nonprofit Management Presents At Cleveland Conference
• HPU Professor Of Art Presents At Italy Conference
• HPU Moves Sport Management Program To Phillips School Of Business...
• Local Business Executive Addresses Business Student Association At HPU
• HPU Students Take Top Honors in Business Strategy Game
• HPU Professor of History Presents at Chile Conference
• HPU Professor of English Presents to Local Group
• HPU Hires Riggs as Event Planner
• HPU Assistant Professor of Games and Interactive Media Publishes Article in Online Journal
• HPU Presents Annual Cabaret Music Production
• HPU Students Inducted into Communication Honor Society
• HPU Service Fraternity Helps the Community During National Service Week
• HPU to Host Lessons and Carols Candlelight Service
• HPU Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Club Takes Home Honors At Holiday Tournament In Charlotte
• HPU Professor of Information Systems Presents at Virginia Conference
• Enjoy A ‘Taste Of Thanksgiving’ With The High Point Historical Society
• HPU Professor Of Communication Presents At Chicago Conference
• HPU Professor Of English Presents At Arizona Conference
• HPU Promotes Wear to Associate Professor of Psychology
• HPU Student Prepares to Send Christmas Wishes to Children in Kenya
• HPU Professor of Information Systems Presents at South Carolina Conference
• HPU Students Launch 'Port Southern' Clothing Company
• HPU Students Participate in State Computer Science Competition
• HPU Chronicle Staff Attends National College Media Convention in Texas
• HPU Professor of Communication Presents at Chicago Conference
• HPU's Phi Mu Sorority to Hold Students Ransom for a Good Cause
• HPU Disability Support Specialist Shares Valuable Information at Chapel Hill Conference
• HPU Student in Evening Degree Program Completes Mission Work in Ukraine
• HPU Professor of Education Receives Tenure
• HPU Professor Publishes Book on War in the Age of Colonial Empires
• High Point University Promotes Franks to Associate Professor of Religion
• HPU History Club Holds 'Historical Halloween' Event
• HPU Theatre to Feature ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
• HPU Hosts Greensboro Symphony Orchestra
• HPU Career And Internship Services To Participate In Career Fair At Marriott Hotel
• HPU Promotes Anderson To Manager Of University.....
• High Point University Fraternity Pi Kappa Phi to Hold Fundraisers for Philanthropies
• HPU Student Government Association Holds Drive to Support United Way of Greater High Point
• HPU Names Good Morning America Correspondent Marysol Castro to School of Communication Board of Advi
• Students And Faculty In Nonprofit Programs At HPU Salute Local Nonprofit Organizations
• HPU Students Spend Fall Break Volunteering in Guatemala
• HPU Study Body President Earns Leadership Credentials
• HPU Students Attend Conference at Wake Forest University
• High Point University Professor of English Presents at Two Academic Conferences
• HPU Civic Engagement Class to Take Part in Service Projects
• HPU Freshman Completes Year of Mission Work in Dominican Republic
• HPU Hires Thompson as Facility and Operations Coordinator
• HPU Promotes Setzler to Associate Professor of Political Science
• HPU Students Begin 'Port Southern' Clothing Company
• HPU Fraternity Helps Children Learn Disaster Education
• HPU Holds Grand Opening for University Center
• HPU Sorority Raises Money for Diabetes with Fundraiser at Carowinds
• HPU Holds Events in Honor of Alcohol Awareness Week
• HPU Hires Albertson as Student Financial Planning Counselor
• HPU Professor of English Presents at Springfield Conference
• High Point Bank Finances Coastal Development
• HPU Hires Bright as Disability Support Specialist
• HPU Associate Dean Gives Talk About Recession To Rotary Club Of High Point
• HPU's Zeta Tau Alpha Holds Fourth Annual Balloon Release for Breast Cancer Awareness
• HPU Student Visits Cuba as Part of Missions Trip
• HPU Kicks off Partnership with Local School Districts
• HPU Hires Bennett As Instructor Of History
• HPU Professor of Spanish Publishes Article for Collection of Essays
• HPU to Publish 'The Home Front,' a New Furnishings Research Newsletter
• HPU Students Learn From IRS Special Agents During Adrian Project
• HPU Theatre Presents 'Fuddy Meers'
• HPU Nonprofit Programs Enjoy Legacy of Excellence, Look to the Future
• HPU Raises $4.8 Million Since Start of Fiscal Year
• HPU Students Achieve New Rankings During Weekend Jiu Jitsu Seminar
• HPU President, Students Ring NYSE Closing Bell
• HPU Director Of Career And Internship Services To Volunteer At Greensboro Program
• Pi Kappa Alpha at HPU Holds Fundraiser for Muscular dystrophy Awareness
• HPU Creates More than 100 New Jobs in 2009
• HPU To Feature Lecture On Supernova Remnants By NC State Professor
• HPU Prepares To Implement Entrepreneurship Grants, Revamps Entrepreneurship Program
• Team Arleen Realtors Keller Williams Named Preferred Agent
• HPU Alumna Named Art Teacher of the Year
• HPU Adjunct Professor Of Art Displays Painting In Charlotte Show
• HPU Names Blanchard To School Of Communication Board Of Advisors
• HPU English Professor Publishes Two Scholarly Chapters On Comics
• HPU Associate Professor Of Business Promoted To Chair Of Marketing, Home Furnishings And Design
• HPU Biology Instructor Presents at NERA Journal Club
• HPU Hosts Alumni and Family Weekend
• HPU English Professor has Scholarly Essay Published
• HPU Residence Hall Organizations Create Better Communication on Campus
• HPU Information Systems Professor Delivers Course In France
• HPU Associate Professor Of French Attends Conference In Raleigh
• HPU Hires Brown as Assistant Professor of History
• Alumni and Family Weekend to Feature Faculty Lecture Series
• HPU to Host Alumni and Family Weekend
• HPU Recognized by U.S. Congress as Part of Resolution Honoring High Point Furniture Market
• HPU Hires Guran as Visiting Assistant Professor of English
• HPU Receives Art Donations from Local Families
• HPU Hires Summers as Instructor of English
• HPU Senior Gains Medical Experience During Summer Internship at WFU School of Medicine
• Accounting Recruitment Day is Held for HPU Accounting Majors
• HPU Hires Lambert in Department of Admissions
• HPU Saves Hundreds of Lives Thanks to Blood Drive
• HPU, Community Celebrate Unveiling Of Memorial Statue
• HPU School of Education Begins Program that will Allow Current Teachers to Further Education
• HPU Hires Guzman As Instructor Of Mathematics
• HPU Hires Byerly as IT Services Coordinator
• HPU Hires Hammond as Instructor of Religion
• High Point University to Host Annual Fall Concert
• HPU Receives $2 Million Donation Toward Baseball Training Facility
• HPU To Host In Film And Lecture Series, Featuring Clemson Sociology Professor
• HPU Hires Goodman as Assistant Professor of Media Production
• HPU Undergraduate Student's First Work of Nonfiction to be Published by Penguin Group
• HPU Students in American Chemical Society to Compete in Poster Session in Puerto Rico
• HPU Hires Kifer as Director of Survey Research Center and Assistant Professor of Political Science
• HPU Hires Emerson as Assistant Professor of Theater
• HPU Hires Duchess as Instructor of History
• HPU Art Students Share Creative Skills to Create Mural for High Point's 150th Celebration
• HPU Welcomes Actor, Professional Radio Announcer as Artist-in-Residence
• HPU Hires Fuselier as Assistant Professor of Mathematics
• HPU Hires O'Connor as Instructor of Mathematics
• HPU Student Hopes to Compete in Miss North Carolina USA Pageant
• HPU Hires Yount as Video Producer
• Area High Point Museums Offer Free Admission On Smithsonian Magazine’s 5th Annual Museum Day
• HPU Hopes to Collect 500 Pints of Blood at Upcoming Blood Drive
• HPU Hires Lazaroff as Learning Excellence Program Specialist
• HPU Promotes Hennessee as Administrative Assistant in Plato S. Wilson School of Commerce
• HPU Accounting Students to Take Part in Daylong Mock Investigation
• HPU Offers New Major in Biochemistry
• HPU Hires Bell as Instructor of Communication
• HPU Dedicates the Nido R. Qubein School of Communication
• HPU Hires J. Fuselier As Assistant Professor Of Mathematics
• HPU Professor of Art has Sculptures Featured in Juried Exhibition
• HPU Hires Middleton as Resident Director
• HPU Offers New Major in Graphic Design and Digital Imaging
• HPU Hires Bowman as Instructor of Spanish
• HPU Hires Fair-Baker as Instructor of Music
• HPU Hires Patterson as Resident Director of University Center
• HPU Celebrates 85 Years With Month-Long Birthday Celebration
• Hpu Art Students Lend Creative Skills To Create Mural For High Point’ 150th Anniversary
• High Point University Donates Items to Guilford County Schools
• HPU Hires Lambert as Assistant Professor of New Media
• HPU Graduate Students to have Work Featured in National Gallery of Writing
• HPU Junior Dives Into Summer Internship
• HPU's Student Newspaper Wins Award
• HPU Promotes Jones to Assistant Director of Enrollment Services
• Chairman and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company Muhtar Kent to Speak at HPU Commencement
• HPU First Year Seminar Provides Freshmen with Tools they Need to Succeed in College
• HPU Evening Degree Program Students Receive Scholarships
• HPU Evening Degree Program to Host Open House Activities
• High Point University President's Seminar Teaches Students Vital Life and Career Skills
• HPU Board of Stewards Donates Spring Offerings to West End Ministries
• HPU's Kappa Delta Sorority to Celebrate National Women's Friendship Month
• HPU Hires Carpenter as Director of Writing Program
• HPU Students Participate in Dan River Cleanup
• HPU School of Education Partners with Montlieu Math and Science Academy
• WeeRuns, Inc. Newsletter - September 4, 2009
• HPU Senior Gains Valuable Experience During Summer Internship
• HPU Visual Arts Department Chair Shows Paintings in National Juried Exhibition
• HPU Professor Named Board Chair of United Way; Receives Mayor's Award...
• HPU Promotes Clodfelter to Assistant Vice President
• HPU Junior Places in National U.S. Pageant
• HPU Associate Professor of Physical Education Named 2009 College/University Teacher of the Year
• HPU Associate Professor Of Economics Publishes Article In Prestigious Journal
• HPU To Host Art Exhibitions In Sechrest Gallery
• HPU Opens ‘The Center for Financial Research’
• HPU Students Get Visit From N.C. State Treasurer
• HPU to Host Film and Lecture Series Focusing on Women in Society
• HPU Hires Lyons as Village Concierge
• HPU Junior Spends Summer Interning at The Emmerich Group
• HPU Continues to Support Local Businesses Through Passport Partners Program
• HPU Assistant Professor of Information Systems Publishes Paper
• HPU Hires Hull as Junior Hardware Support Specialist
• HPU Promotes Carroll to Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
• HPU Junior Learns the Ins and Outs of Finance through Summer Internship
• HPU Announces Celia Moh Scholarship Recipients
• HPU First Lady Wins State Honor for Campus Arboretum
• HPU Welcomes Record Number of Freshmen at Opening Convocation
• HPU Welcomes Students Back to School with Freshman Orientation and Move-In Weekend
• HPU Director of Nonprofit Management Program Attends International Program in Scotland
• HPU Ranks No. 1 Among ‘Up-and-Coming Schools’ in U.S. News and World Report
• HPU Chair of Marketing, Home Furnishings and Design Publishes Article
• HPU Department of Religion and Philosophy Welcomes Toole
• HPU: State Treasurer to Visit Campus to Talk to Students about Debt
• HPU Hires Lang as Clinical Counselor
• HPU Graduate Finds Career Success With FDIC
• HPU's Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Wins Awards at Centennial Celebration
• HPU Senior Spends Summer Interning at New York-Based Marketing Company
• HPU Student and HPU Graduate Spend Summer Saving Lives on East Coast
• HPU Alumnus Receives ‘Distinguished Young Conservative of the Year Award’
• HPU's Chair of Theater Department Inducted into Prestigious Conference
• HPU Assistant Professor of Education to Have Article Published in Journal
• HPU Ranks in Top 6 Percent Nationally in Forbes.com ‘America’s Best Colleges’
• HPU Hires Hazlett as Campus Concierge
• HPU Political Science Student Gains Political Experience through Summer Internship
• HPU Announces New Network Administrator for Office of Information Technology
• HPU Experiential Learning Welcomes Melniczek
• HPU Student Spends Summer Researching in Lipid Sciences Lab at Wake Forest Medical School
• HPU Senior Gains Career Experience with Crime Lab Internship in South Carolina
• HPU History Professor Takes Class on Historical Field Trip to Battlegrounds
• HPU Student Helps with University Center Theater Design
• HPU Student Helps With University Center Theater Design
• HPU Appoints Doerr as Senior Director of Institutional Advancement
• HPU Rising Juniors Design, Open Smoothie Shop in New Hampshire
• HPU Introduces New Department of Music
• HPU's Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Receives Honors at National Conference in South Carolina
• HPU Student Learns Trade in Family Business Through Summer Internship
• HPU Receives $250,000 Gift from Kimsey Family of High Point
• HPU Assistant Professor of Nonprofit Management Serves as Keynote Speaker at Ohio Conference
• High Point University Freshman to Compete in Upcoming NASCAR Race
• HPU Names Beaver as Artist-in-Residence
• HPU Rising Junior Gets Experience Helping Orphans in El Salvador
• HPU Professor Presents Paper at Conference in Canada
• HPU Theater Department Chair has Play Published, Looks Forward to Growth of Theater Program
• HPU Evening Degree Program Adds Language Variety to Fall Course Offerings
• HPU Junior Participates in Scandinavian Caravan Missions Trip, Visits Six Countries
• High Point University Freshman to Compete in Upcoming NASCAR Race
• Nido R. Qubein School of Communication Adds Five Communication Sequences...
• HPU Senior Spends Time in Court During Summer Internship
• Incoming HPU Freshman is Thankful for Big Brothers Big Sisters Program
• HPU Chair of Exercise and Sports Science Publishes Taekwondo Book
• HPU Associate Professor Presents at South Carolina Conference
• HPU Students Teach Leadership Skills to Children at Boys and Girls Club
• HPU Freshman Joyce Gomez Receives United Way's Bob Brown Scholarship
• HPU Kappa Delta Sorority Wins Awards at National Convention
• HPU Names Gasior as Administrative Assistant in Department of Security and Transportation
• HPU Welcomes Community to Eastern Music Festival Concert
• HPU Assistant Professor of Education Serves on Council for Textbook Publishing Company
• HPU Junior Works with Senior Citizens while Interning in Virginia
• HPU Welcomes Kiser as Resident Director for University Center
• HPU Hires Kinnaird as University Center Campus Concierge
• HPU Juniors Act Out Future through New Jersey Internship
• HPU English Professor Publishes Book Detailing ‘Pardon Jones’ Letters
• HPU Hires McCarthy as Director of Admissions
• HPU Included in the Chronicle of Higher Education’s ‘Great Colleges to Work For’
• HPU Students Conquer Business Strategy Game
• Kool Kreme Social at Krispy Kreme
• HPU Freshman Joyce Gomez to Receive United Way's Bob Brown Scholarship
• HPU Senior Interns with Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Retired HPU Professor Publishes Book
• HPU Student Interns with National Center for Learning Disabilities in Washington, D.C.
• HPU Hires Ayres as Resident Director
• HPU Hires Kozee as Resident Director
• HPU Senior Interns with WNBA's Atlanta Dream
• HPU to Welcome Community to Eastern Music Festival Concert
• Rising HPU Senior Fights Crime During Summer Internship
• HPU Senior Receives Internship Spot at CBS Radio in New York
• HPU Evening Degree Program to Host Open House
• HPU Student Captures Internship with Predators
• HPU Student Spends Summer Interning with Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce
• HPU History Professor Awarded Fulbright Scholar Grant
• HPU Graduates Teach Students to ‘Make It Happen’
• HPU Alumnus Works on Jesus Film Project in Central Asia
• HPU Professor Cited in Harvard MBA Project
• HPU Promotes Quigley to Security Manager
• HPU Alumna Puts her Education to Work in Mexico
• Local Museum Curator Selected to Attend National Conference
• HPU Hires Rich as Admissions Marketing Coordinator
• Fox Joins HPU’s Office of Student Life
• HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein Elected President of Big South Conference
• Walker Joins Admissions Staff at HPU
• HPU Promotes Cooke to Admissions Counselor
• HPU to Host Educational Leadership Summer Institute
• HPU Junior Scores Internship Behind the Camera
• HPU Promotes Noffsinger To Director Of Counseling
• HPU Creates Unique Residential Living Experience for Honors Students
• HPU Hosts Annual NC Sirsi Users Group Meeting
• High Point Museum Hosts Community Heritage Day
• High Point’s Furniture Heritage Exhibit Opens
• Rosa Parks And Galileo Sculptures Unveiled On Kester International Promenade At HPU
• HPU Awards Record Number of Graduate Degrees
• HPU Promotes Hunter to Director of Judicial Affairs
• HPU Makes Changes to Honor Code Designed to Reinforce Values
• HPU President Qubein Receives Honorary Doctorate From UNCG
• HPU Welcomes New Media and Digital Services Librarian
• High Point University Exhibit Featured At High Point Museum
• Students Receive Ollie Bieniemy Jr. Endowed Scholarship
• HPU to Provide More Than $2 Million in Scholarships for First-Generation Scholars in High Point
• HPU Students Assist American Friends Service Committee
• HPU Welcomes New Music Department Chair And Director Of University Choirs
• HPU Student Government Association Holds End-of-Year Food and Furniture Drives
• Astronaut Buzz Aldrin Headlines Memorable HPU Graduation Ceremony
• Two Former Miss North Carolina Teen USA Students Graduate from HPU
• HPU Professor Presents History Paper on Canadian Industry
• HPU Holds Luncheon To Honor Retiring Faculty
• HPU Professor Authors Section in ‘Encyclopedia of Hip Hop Literature’
• Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Holds Philanthropy Event at HPU
• HPU Professor Presents Shakespeare Research at Conference
• HPU Visual Art Department Seniors Hold 19th Annual Senior Seminar Exhibition
• HPU’s 2009-10 Keller Scholarship Recipients Announced
• Fairview Elementary Students Make Special Visit to HPU for Tour and Tutoring
• HPU Associate Dean Makes Presentation at Economics and Business Conference
• Two Sculptures Unveiled on Kester International Promenade at HPU
• HPU Religion Professor Publishes Book on Teachings of Thomas Aquinas
• HPU Receives Gift from Pauline Lewis Hayworth Estate
• HPU Senior Receives Two Accounting Scholarships
• North Carolina Symphony Entertains Audience at High Point University
• HPU Volunteer Center Hosts Spring Carnival for Local Elementary School Students
• Rachel Sturm Presented With High Point University 2009 Haverty Cup
• HPU Students Receive Academic, Student Life Awards On Honors Day
• HPU Board of Visitors Scholarship Recipients for 2009-10 Announced
• HPU Civic Engagement Students to Assist Helping Hands, Ward Street Mission
• HPU to Publish 'The Home Front,' a New Furnishings Research Newsletter
• Astronaut Buzz Aldrin to Headline HPU Commencement Weekend
• HPU Professor and Students Participate in Health and Physical Education Convention
• High Point Museum Honors Its Volunteers
• HPU Awards Honorary Doctorate to BB&T CEO
• High Point University to Celebrate Arbor Day
• HPU English Professor Has Essay Published by University of South Carolina Press
• HPU Toccatatones to Perform Benefit Concert for Save the Music Foundation
• HPU Students, Professor Win Sport Management Case Study Competition
• HPU Students, Faculty Produce 2009 Edition of Literary Journal Apogee
• HPU Professor’s Research Published in Academic Journal
• HPU Professor’s Play Accepted for Publication
• HPU Professor Presents Research at Annual Military History Conference
• HPU Psychology Department and Psi Chi Honor Society Host Internship
• HPU’s New Plato S. Wilson School of Commerce to be Dedicated
• HPU's Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity to Host Charity Car and Motorcycle Show
• HPU Professor’s Work Featured in Education Publication
• Human Link Sculpture Installed at High Point University
• HPU to Host 'Cabaret...An Original HPU Music Production'
• HPU Radio Appoints Wells as Station Manager
• HPU Computer Science Team Wins First Place at Programming Competition
• HPU Professor Presents Papers at Chicago Conference
• HPU Professors Present Workplace Research At New Orleans Conference
• HPU Evening Degree Program to Host Open House
• HPU Professor Presents Political Science Research
• HPU Campus Chronicle Names Nuckles as Editor-in-Chief
• HPU to Host Educational Leadership Summer Institute
• HPU Sorority Sends Easter Cards to U.S. Military Troops
• HPU Makes a Splash with Eco-Friendly Bottled Water
• HPU Professor Presents Global Workplace Research
• HPU Theatre Hosts Production of ‘Steel Magnolias’
• HPU Fraternity Hosts Seesaw-a-thon, Raises Funds for American Diabetes Association
• HPU Hosts Annual Spring Concert
• HPU Hires Taylor as Graduate Marketing and Recruitment Specialist
• HPU Receives Gift From Frank L. Blum Construction Company
• HPU Students Participate in Charlotte Business Competition
• HPU Students Participate in Asheville Research Symposium
• HPU Students Learn Project Management By Organizing Community Volunteer Projects
• HPU Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club Captures Medals at National Tournament
• HPU Associate Professor of Information Systems Publishes Article
• HPU Alumnus Appointed as Chief of Staff for RNC
• HPU Students Lend a Helping Hand During Spring Break
• HPU Service Celebrates Music and Worship with Annual Festival of Music
• HPU Student Wins Miss North Carolina National U.S. Pageant Title
• HPU Senior Takes Internship to Print
• HPU Promotes Faculty Members
• HPU Business Students Conduct Classes for West End Ministries
• HPU Hosts International Visitors as Part of Panel Discussion
• HPU Adds New Foreign Language Courses
• HPU Service Fraternity Participates in Project for Annual Conference
• HPU Hosts TV Producers, Writers as Part of Media and Performance Symposium
• HPU Hosts Production of 'Periphery' by Community Theater of Greensboro
• Easter Egg Hunt
• HPU Associate Professor of Sociology Presents Paper in Boston
• HPU Interior Design Student Receives Scholarship Award
• HPU Theatre Presents ‘Steel Magnolias’
• HPU Features Pulitzer Prize Winner Tom Friedman as Part of Cultural Enrichment Series
• HPU Alum Tubby Smith Brings Golden Gophers Basketball Team to HPU to Prepare for NCAA Tournament
• HPU Professor of English Presents Paper at Southern Writers Symposium
• HPU Hosts Experienced Media Professional As Part of Media and Performance Symposium
• HPU Chapel Worship Service to be a Festival of Music
• Psychology Student Gains Hands-On Experience Through Internship
• HPU Hosts Acclaimed Playwright and Screenwriter as Part of Media and Performance Symposium
• HPU Hosts Dr. Bruce Yandle as Part of BB and T Speaker Series
• HPU Assistant Professor of Economics Presents, Discusses Papers at New York City Conference
• HPU to Feature Dr. Jeffrey D. Ford as Part of Cultural Enrichment Series
• The Feminine Impact: The Female Perspective on Home Furnishings
• HPU to Host Production of Periphery by Community Theater of Greensboro
• HPU Hosts Design, Art and Technology Symposium
• HPU Chair of Criminal Justice Makes Presentation at Greensboro Conference
• HPU Students, Faculty Attend Annual Meeting at Wake Forest University
• HPU Student Stars in High Point Theatre Production of 'The Producers'
• HPU Senior Learns Patience, Creativity During Internship at Children's Center
• HPU Theatre to Present Early One Evening at the Rainbow Bar and Grille
• HPU to Feature 'Cities of the Underworld' Host as Part of Media and Performance Symposium
• HPU Hires Coordinator of Recreation Services
• HPU History Professor Participates In Panel at Annual Meeting
• HPU Student Wins Award at Harvard National Model United Nations Conference
• HPU Student Gains Valuable Experience through West End Ministries Internship
• HPU Associate Professor of Economics Makes Presentation at Florida Annual Meeting
• HPU to Host Leading Biblical Scholar for Annual Keller Seminar, Finch Lecture
• HPU Student Gains Perspective on Real World Thanks to Internship Experience
• Hpu Associate Dean In School Of Education Named President Of DCCC Foundation
• HPU to Host Design, Art and Technology Symposium
• HPU Presents 'Think BIG' Awards
• HPU History Professor, Students Attend Harvard National Model United Nations
• HPU Welcomes Schmitt as Resident Director
• HPU Communications Professor Awarded Fellowship with NATPE
• HPU Senior Lands Prestigious Internship with Heritage House
• Cooke Joins HPU as Enrollment Services Assistant
• Home of New Hope
• Caddy Joins I.T. Department at HPU
• HPU Associate Professor Presents at Canadian Conference
• WGHP President and Account Manager Visit HPU Marketing Seniors
• HPU Continues to Make Significant Economic Impact on High Point
• HPU Hosts Acclaimed Playwright and Screenwriter as Part of Media and Performance Symposium
• Celebrate Black History Month at the High Point Museum
• HPU Senior Gets Valuable Internship Experience at High Point Regional Hospital
• HPU Radio Makes its Debut
• HPU Hosts Annual Family Winter Weekend
• HPU Hosts Fifth Annual Science Fair
• High Point Museum Furniture Series
• Martinez Joins HPU's WOW! Staff
• HPU To Feature Special Guest For Woodrow Wilson Scholar Lecture
• HPU Welcomes Grant as Resident Director
• HPU Appoints Moser to Accounting Assistant
• Hines Joins HPU School of Education
• High Point University Hosts Blood Drive
• HPU Senior Interns at Accounting Firm in Greensboro
• HPU Theatre Students Honored
• HPU Welcomes Fitzgerald to Smith Library Staff
• HPU Service to Include Remembrance of Former La-Z-Boy Chairman Dr. Pat Norton
• High Point Museum's Volunteer Open House
• HPU Professor Participates in Education Forum in China
• HPU Students, Faculty Participate in Regional Meeting of American Chemical Society
• HPU Assistant Professor Of Education Attends Leadership Program in Chapel Hill
• HPU to Host Fifth Annual Design, Art and Technology Symposium
• HPU Senior Gains Experience Thanks to Internship At High Point Convention and Visitors Bureau
• HPU Student Gains Web Design Experience Through Greensboro Internship
• HPU History Professor Presents Paper At China Conference
• HPU Professor Presents Paper at Mexico Conference
• HPU Professor Presents Paper at New York City Conference
• HPU Features Pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church for Annual Martin Luther King Day Service
• HPU Hosts 'Day of Service' in Conjunction with Annual MLK Service
• HPU Instructor of English Presents Paper at Linguistics Conference
• HPU Hires Faucette in IT Department
• HPU Professor Co-Chairs Conference; Co-Writes Academic Paper
• HPU Hires Disabilities Specialist
• HPU Welcomes New Technical Operations Manager
• HPU Professor Authors Chapter in Scholarly Anthology
• HPU Welcomes Officer for Institutional Advancement
• HPU Welcomes Clark as Resident Director of Student Life
• HPU Students Make Impact on Community Thanks to Civic Engagement Courses
• HPU Hires Lewis as Resident Director
• HPU Welcomes Human Resource Specialist
• HPU Hires Blaylock as Admissions Counselor
• Museums Host Second Annual Kickoff to Kindergarten: Parent Days
• HPU to Host Faculty Recital
• HPU Fraternity Participates in Leadership Conference
• HPU Sees Record Number of Students Participating in Study Abroad
• HPU Campus is Going Tobacco-Free
• HPU to Feature Guest Lecturer for High Point Universe Day
• HPU to Feature Pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church for Martin Luther King Day Service
• Photo Release - HPU Spanish Club, Modern Foreign Language Department and SGA Host Argentinean Artist
• HPU Assistant Professor of Religion Participates in Boston Conference
• Noble’s Presents Good Luck and Green Backs - A Fundraiser for the High Point Museum
• HPU Student Groups Contribute to Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program
• HPU Hosts 38th Annual Community Prayer Breakfast
• HPU Hosts Annual Lessons and Carols Candlelight Service
• HPU Director of Vocal Studies, Students Visit London for International Choral Festival
• Wachovia Vice President Speaks to HPU Business Students
• HPU Students Attend National Business Conference
• HPU Fraternity Raises Funds for Cancer Research
• HPU Professor to Serve as President of Southern Association for Canadian Studies
• HPU Professors, Students Make Presentations at Winston-Salem Conference
• HPU Professor Presents Three Papers at San Diego Conference
• HPU Professor Publishes Article in Magazine
• HPU Student Receives Statewide Community Impact Award
• HPU Psychology Student Presents Findings at National Conference
• HPU Associate Dean Makes Presentation At Charlotte Conference
• HPU Holds Blood and Bone Marrow Drive in Honor of Child
• HPU Honors Dean of Chapel on 40th Anniversary of Ordination
• HPU Student Awarded Research Grant
• HPU Associate Dean Participates in Roundtable Event
• HPU Instructor Receives Service Award
• HPU Professor Publishes Essay in 'Southern Quarterly'
• HPU International Students Attend Conference In Greensboro
• HPU Professors Present Paper At Louisville Conference
• HPU Theatre Presents The Robber Bridegroom
• HPU School Of Education Receives Continuing Accreditation And Special Commendation
• HPU Students Help Others During Fall Break
• HPU Professor Attends Economic Meeting in Missouri
• HPU to Host Actor and Theater Director as Part of Media and Performance Symposium
• HPU Chronicle Staff Attends Convention in Kansas City
• HPU Hosts Viewing Party On Election Night
• HPU Associate Professor of Business Has Article Published in Journal
• HPU Volunteer Center Hosts Annual Fall Carnival
• HPU Hires Casey as Assistant Professor of English
• HPU History Professor Publishes Book on Napoleonic Era
• HPU Dedicates 'Alfred J. Audi Conference Room' in Norton Hall
• HPU Sets Records In United Way Campaign
• HPU Hires DeWitt as Instructor of Physics
• HPU Featured in Triad Dealmakers Tour of the Piedmont
• HPU Professor Presents Paper at National Conference in Florida
• HPU Hires Hillenbrand-Nowicki as Instructor of Interior Design
• HPU Hires Roy As Assistant Professor Of Economics
• HPU's Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Holds Third Annual Breast Cancer Balloon Release
• HPU Hires Putnam As Assistant Professor Of Theatre
• $2 Million Gift Brings HPU Fundraising Total to $105 Million
• High Point University Holds Screening of 'As We Forgive'
• HPU Freshman Abby Royster Receives United Way's Bob Brown Scholarship
• Three HPU Professors Participate in Warren Rives 5K Run, Walk and Fun Run
• Faustwork Mask Theater Entertains Guests at HPU Alumni and Family Weekend
• HPU Hires Farrington As Associate Professor Of Education
• HPU Fulton Scholarship Winners Announced
• HPU Volleyball Team Partners With Susan G. Komen Foundation
• HPU Hires Dennis As Instructor Of Biology
• HPU Senior, a Coca-Cola Foundation First Generation Scholar, Honored in Raleigh
• HPU Grants Tenure to Shupe
• HPU'S Greek Week Raises Money For Bone Marrow Research
• HPU Accepts Medal Of Honor From Lucas
• HPU Hires Reich As Assistant Professor Of Exercise Science
• HPU Professor Publishes Book Holds Book Signing
• HPU Hosts More than 3,000 Guests at Alumni and Family Weekend
• HPU Professor of Business Attends Maritime Strategy Symposium
• HPU Professor Contributes Chapter To Book On Military Leaders
• HPU Hires Greenfield As Director Of MBA Program Assistant Professor Of Accounting
• HPU Promotes Crater to Associate Professor of Biology
• HPU Hires Voorhees As Assistant Professor Of Games And Interactive Media
• Hpu Hires Trammell As Assistant Professor Of Video Production
• HPU Promotes Titus to Associate Professor of Physics
• HPU To Hold Jack Lucas Medal Of Honor Dedication Ceremony
• HPU Professors Play Big Part In Greensboro 'Dracula' Production
• Astronaut Buzz Aldrin To Speak At HPU Commencement
• HPU to Host Media and Performance Symposium
• HPU Hosts Young Lebanese Leaders For University Panel
• HPU Hires Li-Barber As Assistant Professor Of Psychology
• HPU Hires Brown as Instructor of Theatre
• HPU Hires MacArthur As Assistant Professor Of Philosophy
• HPU Professor Of Economics Publishes Paper
• HPU Hires Kennedy As Instructor Of History
• HPU Professor Publishes Paper in Journal of Entrepreneurship Education
• Hpu Junior Takes Part in Unique Internship
• HPU Hires Luecke As Associate Professor of Organizational Communication
• HPU Hires Parker as Associate Professor of Business
• HPU Students Participate In Study Abroad Program In England
• High Point University Hires Fowler as Assistant Professor of Chemistry
• HPU Hires Brandsma As Instructor of Mathematics
• High Point University Hires Linville as Literacy Coordinator
• HPU Hires Russell as Instructor of Biology
• HPU Hires Honores As Professor Of History
• HPU Hires Schneider as Professor, Chair of English Department
• HPU Hires Johnson As Instructor Of Education
• HPU Receives Generous Gift From L. Paul Brayton
• HPU Professor Publishes Article in Journal of Information Technology Education
• HPU Establishes Scholarship for Christ United Methodist Church
• HPU Hires Davenport as Assistant Professor of Business Management
• HPU Hires Hedrick As Assistant Professor Of Religion
• HPU Hires Carter as Professor of Accounting
• HPU Evening Degree Program To Hold Open House Events
• HPU Hires DeSantis As Professor Of Political Science
• HPU Students Visit Australia as Part of Study Abroad Program
• HPU Director of Nonprofit Management Takes Part in Service Mission in Peru
• HPU Hires Nunez as Spanish Professor
• HPU's Economic Impact on Community Continues to Grow
• HPU Donates Mattresses to Salvation Army, Home to Home Ministries, Haitian Church
• HPU Holds Convocation, Orientation Activities
• HPU Ranks No. 1 Among ‘Up-and-Coming Schools’ in U.S. News and World Report
• HPU Hires Eltantawy As Assistant Professor Of Journalism
• High Point University Hires Shores as Instructor of Art
• HPU Hires Overstreet as Professor of Exercise and Sport Science
• HPU Hires Fleming as English Professor
• Hpu Begins New School Year with Record Number of Freshmen
• High Point University Celebrates Opening of The Village with Special Event
• HPU Hires Clements as English Professor
• Forbes Ranks HPU In Top 6 Percent Among America's Best Colleges
• HPU Chair of Performing Arts has Additional Particulars Published
• HPU Makes Furniture Donation to Home to Home Ministries
• HPU Hires Danley as Chinese Instructor
• HPU Hires Loiacono as History Professor
• HPU Names Simpson as Professor and Chair of Performing Arts
• HPU Fraternity Earns Awards At National Convention
• HPU Hires Well-known Graphic Artist as Adjunct Professor
• HPU Senior Gathers Data for Future Career in Computer Information Systems
• HPU Takes Extensive Measures to 'Go Green'
• HPU Touring Choir Triumphs at International Choral Festival in Germany
• HPU Donates Van to West End Ministries
• HPU Senior Takes a Swing at Summer Internship
• HPU Senior's Internship Filled with Adventure
• Museum Offers another Way to Learn about High Point’s History
• High Point University Hires 37 New Faculty Members
• HPU Hires Casebere as Freshman Transition Specialist and Counselor
• HPU Sorority Earns Awards At National Convention
• High Point University Donates Furniture to Salvation Army
• HPU Management And Leadership Class Gets Visit From Ohio Senator
• HPU Welcomes Moller As Enrollment Services Assistant
• HPU Professor Presents Research In Canada
• HPU Hires McCrea for Dual Role as Greek Life Coordinator and Resident Director
• High Point University Senior Races To Unique Internship
• HPU Junior Assists with Broadway 'Boot Camp'
• HPU History Professor is Published in Prestigious International Journal
• Ellis Named Manager of Enterprise Systems at HPU
• HPU Professor Makes Presentation at Conference for Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
• HPU Professor Makes Special Presentations at Three Prestigious Universities in China
• HPU Holds Summer Experience For Incoming Freshmen
• HPU Senior Serves as Victim Advocate During Summer Internship
• HPU Hosts Librarians For Annual Meeting
• HPU Installs Historical Sculptures
• HPU Senior Interns with Southern Communications
• High Point University Welcomes Instructional Technologist
• HPU Senior Interns With Kay Hagan Campaign
• HPU Promotes Mahoney to Admissions Counselor
• Rep. Melvin Watt Visits HPU Campus
• HPU Dean of the School of Education Participates in Panel
• High Point University Welcomes Admissions Counselor
• High Point University Welcomes Track And Field Coach
• High Point University Welcomes Assistant Director Of Sports Marketing
• HPU Hires Director of Athletic Bands
• HPU Graduate Student Gets Published
• HPU Names Dudley as Vice President for Administration and Community Relations
• High Point Museum Hosts Joffre Lanning Coe Lecture Series
• HPU Political Science Students to Participate in Summer Internship Programs in Washington
• HPU Sees Significant Increase in Faculty and Staff
• HPU Director of Study Abroad Accepted into 2008 NAFSA Academy
• HPU Student Newspaper Receives Top Honors
• HPU Glo-Bus Team Competes In World Championship
• HPU Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for Nido R. Qubein School of Communication
• HPU Student Receives Endowed Scholarship
• Governor Proclaims NC Museum Week
• HPU Psychology Students Attend Annual Conference in Boston
• HPU Professor of Music is Invited Back to Participate in London Choral Festival
• HPU Psychology Major Presents Research at Cognition Society
• HPU Receives Generous Gift from High Point Bank and Trust Company
• HPU Professors Participate in EBHS Conference
• Web Designer Joins IT Department at High Point University
• HPU English Professor Presents Paper at Conference
• HPU Manager of Recreation Services Named 'ACIS Professional of the Year'
• HPU Chemistry Professor and Recent Graduate Make Presentation at National Meeting
• HPU Hires New Coordinator Of Student Services In The Evening Degree Program
• Three HPU Student Vocalists Sing Their Way to the Top at Regional Competition
• HPU English Professor Publishes Works on Southern Humor
• HPU Hires Assistant Basketball Coach
• HPU Hires Assistant Director of Athletic Facilities and Operations
• Associate Dean of HPU Evening Degree Program Presents Research at Conference
• HPU Hosts Luncheon for Visiting Educators from China
• HPU Student Legislature Group Honored at Recent Award Ceremony
• Researcher Speaks at HPU on Energy Crisis and Opportunities
• HPU Holds Luncheon to Honor Five Faculty and Staff Members
• HPU Big Brothers Big Sisters Volunteers Honored
• HPU Holds Banquet to Install New Rotaract Club
• HPU Project Management Class Completes Successful Project Paws
• HPU Economics Professor Presents Research at Academy of Economics and Finance Meeting
• HPU Students Named to Who's Who
• HPU Holds Campout For High Point Little League
• HPU Students Host Special Carnival for Kids
• HPU Standout Students Receive Awards on Honors Day
• HPU Evening Degree Program Students Inducted into National Honor Society
• Photo Release - HPU Performance Arts Dept. Dazzles Audience with Production of Anna in the Tropics
• Photo Release O.A.R. Performs at High Point University
• HPU Honors Former Baseball Coach Chuck Hartman
• HPU Professor Proves To Be 'The Ultimate Godfather Fan'
• HPU Students Volunteer Time for 'Great American Cleanup'
• HPU Celebrates Arbor Day, Planting Day
• HPU Board of Trustees Appoints New Members
• HPU Hires New Accounting Assistant
• HPU Associate Dean Receives Distinguished Service Award
• HPU Students Help Make Arts in Motion a Success
• HPU Director of Experiential Learning Selected to Serve on NASPA Journal Editorial Board
• HPU Professor, Students Present Findings at Annual Psychological Conference
• HPU's Amnesty International Chapter Receives Support from Regional Conference
• HPU Gets Visit from Former U.S. President Bill Clinton
• HPU Students Participate in Alternative Spring Break Trips
• High Point University Students Impress Audiences with Unique Theatre Production
• HPU Professor Selected to Chair National Committee
• HPU Manager of Recreation Services Appointed Chairman of Marketing Committee for NIRSA
• High Point University Appoints New Resident Director
• High Point Museum Announces New Registrar
• Sitting Pretty: North Carolina’s Chairs
• Faw Joins HPU Information Technology Department
• HPU History Professor Co-Authors Book, Has Book Published
• HPU Granted Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society
• High Point University Hosts Steve Forbes as Part of Cultural Enrichment Series
• HPU School of Education Hosts Accreditation Visit
• HPU Students Participate in Model United Nations Conference at Harvard
• HPU Director Of Experiential Learning Appointed To The Ethics Committee
• Tucker Promoted to Senior Hardware Support Specialist at HPU
• HPU’s Department of Fine Arts Presents 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying'
• HPU Students Brighten Valentine's Day for More Than 200 Children
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Auditions For Childrens And Youth Chorales
• Day In The Park 2007
• Mini vacations for the time starved!
• Triad Charter School Unveils Complete Technology Makeover For New Decade
• High Point University to Publish ‘The Home Front,’ A New Furnishings Research Newsletter
• "I AM 2011" Drama Event

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