Good morning, High Point.

Old School Barbecue will take place on Saturday, Sept.

26 from 3-6 p.m. in front of Jamestown Public Library for a community event featuring music by the Pink Panthers, food from Barbecue Joe’s County Cooking and Catering, building tours, and a 60th class reunion for Ragsdale Class of 1966.

The High Point Police Department will host its annual Community Day this Saturday to welcome residents + share local service information.

Local community members are invited to join the event.

Local Triad events offer fun for all ages this week.

Fashion Week in Winston-Salem runs until Saturday, the Greek Festival begins tomorrow, and Saturday hosts an Apple Festival at Historic Bethabara Park and a run & block party at Morehead Park; High Point has free R&B Bingo on Sunday.

More than 100 local veterans, many from Vietnam who had waited four years, completed the final Triad Honor Flight of 2026 Wednesday by flying to Washington, D.C. and Arlington National Cemetery and then landing at PTI airport (they enjoyed a welcome home celebration).

The Jamestown Park Ladies Golf Association held its charity golf tournament on Sept.

11 at Jamestown Park to honor 9/11 victims and support first responders, donating $2,000 from local sponsors + Chicken Salad Chick + Flow Volvo Cars Greensboro; 71 players and staff joined to commemorate the day.

Whitney Oakley was granted a four-year contract extension as Guilford County Schools superintendent, keeping her role until 2030 as the district manages budget cuts and builds on student achievement gains.

Montlieu Academy of Technology held its annual Title I Night Tuesday, where principal Oneeka Lockhart met with families and students while they enjoyed refreshments and received school support details.