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Even more bazaar: Methodist women prepare for 27th annual eventHIGH POINT – Saturday will mark the annual return of a popular holiday institution. Nope, not Santa – he’s got another month yet. But the annual Carolina Christmas Bazaar, sponsored by the Uni...
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Looking for 'Lucky 13': Chosen few get to train for 13-mile runHIGH POINT – The number 13, long associated with bad luck, will actually bring good fortune to the individuals chosen to participate in a new fitness program being offered by High Point Region...
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The money tree: Hospice to benefit from raffle at local floristHIGH POINT – The irony is not lost on Ben Davis. In 2007, he and Bob White – Davis’ life partner and his business partner at Lazy Daisy Floral Creations – sponsored their first annual fundrais...
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Going strong: At 13, Spencer Wilson isn't letting cancer get him downHIGH POINT – Spencer Wilson sits on the edge of a hospital bed, watching calmly – almost smiling – as a potent drug seeps into his body. Only 13 years old, Spencer doesn’t really know or even ...
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Expert makeover: Vet Safety Net facility gets interior face-liftHIGH POINT – Alan Ferguson readily admits he’s become obsessed with his latest project – the renovation of the Caring Services/Vet Safety Net facility on Chestnut Drive. “When I walked in that...
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MADISON – A nonprofit organization has a grand vision for blind horses. Flurry’s Hope, based on the 30-acre Second Chance Ranch in Madison, is a nonprofit organization that provides a sanctuary ...
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Blood drive to honor late sports writerHIGH POINT – A blood drive this week will honor the memory of High Point Enterprise sports writer Tom Berry, who died 10 weeks ago. The Tom Berry Memorial Blood Drive will take place Thursday ...
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For the love of country: Jack Austin cares about the men and women who have servedHIGH POINT – When Jack Austin sets his mind on something, come hell or high water, the old Marine will always follow through. That’s what happened in 1945, when he dropped out of school in the...
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Running strong: At 110, Gladys Horney may be North Carolina's oldest citizenGladys Horney added her name to a most unique list over the weekend. The longtime High Point woman, who now lives in Colfax at the River Landing at Sandy Ridge retirement community, became a super...
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Wine-tasting, auction help area arts councilHIGH POINT – If you’re a wine connoisseur – or if you simply want to support the local arts community – Expo Vino has your ticket. “We have about 100 different wines from around the world, pai...
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