Good morning, High Point.

Huntington Bancshares has filed with the federal Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to open a branch at 3602 Lawndale Drive in Greensboro while also planning its first High Point branch.

The bank expects approval in the coming months.

High Point’s HVAC maker is expanding operations by purchasing the former Klaussner site in Randolph County.

The company plans to boost production + add new local jobs.

Dolly Parton fans can enjoy film screenings at Regal theaters this Labor Day weekend, including a showing at the Regal Palladium in High Point, where all ticket sales benefit The Dollywood Foundation.

Ticket prices are $9.25 and the films shown are Steel Magnolias and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

North Carolina released updated school report cards showing how local schools are performing in math, reading and overall academics (parents in High Point can review the data online).

Guilford County Schools reported improved early literacy as student reading goal achievement jumped from 52% to 67% with all groups recording double digit gains, according to Superintendent Whitney Oakley.

The Hamil-Kerr Challenge will host a Parkinson’s Disease Gathering on Oct.

17 (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) at Jamestown Presbyterian Church. The 20-year celebration includes a lunch, resource fair and support meetings for patients and care partners.

The historic Old Mill of Guilford, an icon along Hwy.

68, was sold to Mady + Caden Pyne on Aug. 17. The new owners will preserve the site’s historic charm while continuing to run its popular grain store for locals and visitors.

The Southwest Guilford Cowgirls volleyball team has posted an 11-2 record so far, their best performance since 2017, as players (Sarah Read, Neala Bateson, Isabelle Tran, and Keely Vaka) discussed their promising season.