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New fire chief looks ahead
HIGH POINT – High Point’s new fire chief won’t be in unfamiliar territory when he moves west this summer after leading the Jacksonville, N.C., fire department for the past 16 years.
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CVB hires firm to help brand city
HIGH POINT — A Winston-Salem agency will revitalize High Point as a brand for the city’s tourism bureau.
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Businessman to receive NCCJ Citation Award
HIGH POINT – Civic leader and High Point businessman Zaki Khalifa will be awarded a top honor from The National Conference for Community and Justice of the Piedmont Triad. On Nov. 8 the NCCJ of th...
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Johnson, Knaus cash in for All-Star win
Jimmie Johnson and crew chief Chad Knaus played the strategy perfectly to come away with a million-dollar victory in NASCAR’s All-Star race on Saturday night. In an event that gave advantage to the...
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Westchester boys capture state track title
As Jeff Green came charging hard toward the finish line, well ahead of his competitors, he raised his hand in a No. 1 sign over his head, sealing not only a win in the final event of the meet but a...
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SONNY HEDGECOCK | HPE <br> Paul MacKenzie of High Point took tens of thousands of photos for the 13 Triad Flights of Honor, including the framed photo behind him, which shows a water-cannon salute at the first of the 13 flights
TO HONOR THEM: Local man chronicled Triad flights for WWII veterans
BY JIMMY TOMLIN ENTERPRISE STAFF WRITER HIGH POINT – Paul MacKenzie’s photographs tell story after story about the Triad Flight of Honor, the goodwill mission that flew hundreds of Wo...
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Roger Stockton, left, and Bill Moss hold a banner with an artist s rendering of what the Carolina Field of Honor at Triad Park will look like when complete. Behind them is the area the project will occupy.
Roger Stockton, left, and Bill Moss hold a banner with an artist's rendering of what the Carolina Field of Honor at Triad Park will look like when complete. Behind them is the area the project will occupy.
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Memorial organizers eager to break ground
by David Nivens
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KERNERSVILLE — As Memorial Day approaches, organizers of a memorial at Triad Park are looking forward to a groundbreaking later this year.
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