The operators of Randleman Regional Reservoir raised their rates on the drinking water they provide to area communities Tuesday, though it doesn’t automatically mean customers of those communities will pay more for the water coming out of their taps.
Gustavo Smith: I wanted my daughters to have a better life than I did,” he said. “What I had promised my daughters was that I was going to be there for them and take care of them no matter what.
A sea of neon yellow shirts jogged south on Centennial Avenue Monday morning.
Roughly 50 officers and residents ran from Morehead Recreation Center to the intersection of Centennial and Russell Street in memory of the five officers who have fallen in the line of duty.
An afternoon house fire has left fire marshals looking for clues in the backyard of a charred house on Johnson Street.
High Point Police have wrapped up an investigation by shutting down an auto theft ring that is believed to have stolen at least $1 million in property across four states.
Some measure of financial justice finally may be about to arrive for victims of the mammoth Zeek Rewards pyramid scheme.
Two county agencies that serve the needy could lose staff and support for their community partners if commissioners follow a list of possible cuts.
When the warm and rainy days arrive in the spring, mosquitoes aren’t far behind.
Dinner, laundry and soccer practice after a full day of work.
Angela Richardson, mother of two and a full-time physical therapist at Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center, said there are simply not enough hours in the day for this working mom.
The view from Alan Ferguson’s 50-acre property in northeast Randolph County takes in Appaloosas and llamas roaming lush green fields.
Linda Leonard’s family has owned 111 acres inside the proposed Greensboro-Liberty Megasite footprint in northeast Randolph County since 1836.
Andres Duany doesn’t plan to fix High Point’s problems in one fell swoop.
He’s proposing small-but-unconvential steps, like creating structures using overseas shipping containers.
City utility customers likely will face rate hikes later this year.
