Good morning, High Point.

The Jamestown Business Association & Jamestown Rotary Club hosted a meet & greet open house at Potent Potables on June 1.

America250 Guilford County invites residents to host neighborhood potlucks on July 2 to celebrate Independence Day and community diversity; hosts can get micro-grants up to $50, and organizations like places of worship and apartment complexes are encouraged to join (more information is on the America250 site).

The Blend, at 705B W.

Main St. in Jamestown Shopping Center, hosts an open house on June 13 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. — a Moment In Time event is set for June 16 at Jamestown United Methodist Church, and Town Council meeting is on June 23 at 6 p.m.

Today, Guilford County Schools reported the Class of 2026 achieved over $233 million in scholarship offers + completed more than 11,000 college courses, marking record academic and civic success.

Southern Guilford High alum Ashley Perras, who will attend NC State on scholarship, plans to return to teach in the community.

Kyle Maness received the 2026 Lane Pleasants Memorial Scholarship at a June 7 ceremony at Jamestown Presbyterian Church.

He was recognized for strong academics and community service — and he now plans to play college baseball while earning a business degree.

Ragsdale High School held its college sports signing day on June 1 and recognized students like Faith Thomas from Radford cross country/track and Jonathan Sadamura from Catawba for their commitments.

The event marked a key moment for student athletes in their path to college.

Guilford County Schools named new principals for Foust, Southeast, and Alamance after a school board work session on Tuesday.

The selections set the stage for a fresh start in school leadership.

Rural EMS agencies in the Piedmont Triad will share $10 million to broaden mental health, substance use disorder treatment, and telehealth services today; Surry County will get about $264,000 to boost care for its growing elderly (with new vehicles and staff coming over the next 180 days).

Guilford County EMS and city officials warn residents to watch for heat exhaustion and heat stroke symptoms as temperatures remain high.

Cooling stations in High Point and Greensboro provide air conditioning and water to vulnerable populations today.

Blakgraz LIVE in High Point

8-11 p.m. — Stock + Grain Assembly — Ticket info available — Experience a night of live music with Blakgraz returning to the High Point scene.

RWA: Date With Destiny Wrestling Event

3-7 p.m. — Southside Recreation Center — Tickets from $10, children 10 and under free — Experience live professional wrestling featuring stars from WWE, AEW, NWA, and more.

Let’s Talk Cars

4:30-7:30 p.m. — High Point Discovered — Free entry — Connect with fellow car enthusiasts at this local car cruise event.

Sankofa Gala & Heritage Awards

6-10 p.m. — The Golden Doors Event Venue & Lounge — Tickets available — Celebrate cultural heritage and community contributions at this premier gala.

High Point Public Library Presents Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs

1-7 p.m. — High Point Public Library — Free entry — Enjoy folk-inspired melodies from The Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs in a cozy library setting.

Let’s Talk Cars

4:30-7:30 p.m. — High Point Discovered — Free entry — Connect with fellow car enthusiasts at this vibrant car show in High Point.

RnB Soul Picnic

2-11 p.m. — Oak Hollow Festival Park — $30+ — Experience a day of R&B music, soul food, and wellness activities in a fun family reunion atmosphere.

Let's Talk Cars

4:30-7:30 p.m. — High Point Discovered — Free entry — Experience a gathering of car enthusiasts for fun and camaraderie.

Noan Partly Concert

6-10 p.m. — Goofy Foot Taproom and Brewery — Free entry — Experience the soulful sounds of Americana artist Noan Partly as she captivates with her guitar and banjo skills.

Trivia Night

7-9 p.m. — Goofy Foot Taproom and Brewery — Free entry — Test your knowledge and enjoy craft brews during a lively trivia competition.