Good morning, High Point.

John and Andi Mohan are rebuilding after an electrical fire damaged their home on Rockspring Road on May 13.

The fire began around 10:30 a.m.—no one was injured—and neighbors helped ensure their safe escape as they prepare to rebuild.

A fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy staffers at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday night has left the local Jewish community in Greensboro heartbroken—Rabbi Andy Koren of Temple Emanuel said the attack echoes past violence and raises fears for everyday safety.

The NC Department of Environmental Quality revealed that five local wastewater facilities — including one in High Point — recorded 1,4-dioxane levels far above the EPA’s recommended limit, with samples from Reidsville and Asheboro showing up to 2,000 times the set level.

Officials said the discharged water flows into the Cape Fear River basin, which supplies drinking water to several communities, and they will continue to monitor its impact.

State House budget writers plan to restore a three-day sales tax holiday on school supplies that would start at 12:01 a.m. on the first Friday of August and end at 11:59 p.m. on the first Sunday of August next year if Senate budget writers support the measure—along with allocating $2.75 million to the High Point Market Authority and $1.5 million for Bowman Gray Stadium improvements from opioid settlement funds.

Wildlife officers are urging boaters to use safe gear and follow rules ahead of a busy Memorial Day weekend on High Rock Lake.

Master Wildlife Officer Ashley Griffin said officers will check that lifejackets fit well and warn that boating while impaired is dangerous — a measure to keep everyone safe on the water.

During Mental Health Awareness Month, Trillium Health gave NAMI a $150,000 grant to grow mental health services in Guilford County—helping families and individuals in crisis.

County officials said that one in five residents may need help and the grant will support groups, education, and family resources.

Spring Fling with Baby Goats

2 PM — Washington Terrace Community Center — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful afternoon with baby goats, bunnies, and more family fun.

Adaptive Tennis Event

11 AM - 1 PM — Deep River Recreation Center — Free — Explore adaptive tennis opportunities for all ability levels in the community.

Boots on the Ground Line Dancing Fundraiser

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Southwest Guilford High School — $10 entry — Saddle up for a fun night of line dancing, food trucks, and raffles, all for a great cause.

Oklahoma Musical Performance

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Hanesbrands Theatre — Tickets starting at $14.50 — Experience the heartfelt love story and vibrant songs of this classic American musical.

Adaptive Tennis

11 a.m. — Deep River Recreation Center — Free entry — Experience the joy of tennis for wheelchair and standing adaptive players in a community-focused event.

High Point RnB Soul Picnic

2-11 p.m. — Oak Hollow Festival Park — Enjoy food, music, and wellness activities at a vibrant RnB Soul gathering.

Collie Buddz Live Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — COHAB.SPACE — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy the vibes of Collie Buddz performing tracks from his latest album, Hybrid.

On-Site Tour at Carolina Pines Retirement Community

9 AM - 7 PM — Carolina Pines Retirement Community — Free entry — Explore a top-rated senior living community recognized for its exceptional care and engaging activities.