Our hearts and our prayers go out to the families in the Moore, Okla., area and in other areas of the state who suffered greatly Sunday and Monday when tornadoes hit America’s mid-section. As of mid-day Tuesday, at least two dozen people were confirmed dead and hundreds injured.

I recently read an article on the Guilford County Animal Shelter, and I was astonished and upset with what I saw and read. Since these animals can’t speak, I will speak for them.

A hundred years ago, anyone who might have predicted in 1913 the monumental, man-made catastrophes that would occur in the rest of the 20th century would have been considered warped, if not completely mentally deranged.

In a recent article about a softball game we failed to tell readers the rest of the story.

State funding for the High Point Market wouldn’t change significantly under a proposed state budget released this week by Republican leaders in the Senate.

When OFS Brands recently announced that it will expand its High Point furniture plant, the news was noteworthy on many levels.

Last week a federal court out of Charlotte began accepting claims from victims seeking restitution in the Zeek Rewards pyramid scheme.

With the fallout from the housing crisis still reverberating, more people continue to rent instead of trying to take out a home mortgage.

Four people were injured in a head-on collision involving two sport utility vehicles in Thomasville Wednesday morning.

But water and sewer customers may see a hike.

Key rates may not change

he Memorial Day celebration in Thomasville has lost some attractions but hasn’t lost any of the heart.