High Point Looks For New Uses Of Former Industrial Sites
The City of High Point wants to help cleanup former contaminated industrial sites and turn them into economic redevelopment opportunities, and will hold a public mee
City of High Point
New High Point Administrator To Focus On Revitalization
Many people have pushed for downtown revitalization in High Point in recent years.
Morning Headlines: Friday, July 10
Defense Chief Carter Visiting Fort Bragg As Troop Cuts Loom
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter is visiting troops at Fort Bragg as the Army is downsizing.
Guilford Schools To Make Third Attempt To Fill Vacant Board Seat
The Guilford County School Board has called a special meeting Tuesday night at High Point's Andrews High School.
Downtown Ballpark Proposed For High Point
High Point may get a new ball park that could draw an estimated 75 thousand people into the city. A team with ties to two cities say they're excited about a possible move.
High Point Market Weathers Las Vegas Threat
The semi-annual High Point Furniture Market returns Saturday. This year marks a decade since High Point's market first faced competition from another market in Las Vegas.
High Point Street To Be Renamed For Martin Luther King, Jr.
High Point's Planning and Zoning Commission has approved renaming Kivett Drive for Martin Luther King, Jr. This marks the end of a long and contentious chapter in the city's history.
Paying Doctors For Value, Not Volume: Cornerstone Health Care Changes Its Business Model
Three years ago, Cornerstone Health Care in High Point laid out a plan to change how it cares for patients, and perhaps just as importantly, how it gets paid to deliver that care.
New High Point City Manager Begins Work
High Point's new city manager had his first day on the job Monday. He is part of a new look for the city government.
McCrory Pushes Tax Credits At Opening For Company That Hasn't Used Them
Gov. Pat McCrory was in High Point Thursday for the grand opening of a furniture company in what was once a cotton mill. McCrory used the opening as a platform to push for preservation of the state's historic tax credits, which will end Jan. 1. But the company he chose for that push hasn't actually used those credits.