Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 25th of August.
Good morning, High Point.
🏘️ Community
Participants will take part in a 2-mile Pride Walk along N.
Main Street this Saturday — carrying signs and flags in a peaceful demonstration organized by the nonprofit Safe Zone High.
A nearly total lunar eclipse is set to brighten the skies later this week in the Piedmont Triad.
The Moon will start dimming at 9:24 p.m. on Thursday and peak just after midnight Friday — local weather may affect viewing.
💼 Business
A tobacco and vape store in the Lexington Avenue shopping center, purchased by High Point University seven years ago, is suing the school today — alleging its business has been hurt by the university's efforts.
🎓 Education
High Point University freshmen built 150 bicycles and gave them to local children on Aug.
23. The project showcased student teamwork and strengthened community ties.
Guilford County Schools resumed classes today as more than 39,000 bus riders began their academic year across the county.
High Point University announced that a bestselling book author focusing on leadership has joined the Access to Innovators Program as the emotional intelligence expert in residence (he will share insights with students on campus).
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