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Friday, October 3rd, 2025
Good morning, High Point. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 3rd of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ High Point police will host their annual Community Day on Saturday where FBI supervisory agent Seth Fleitman will assist 12-year-old Mason Isaacson & help him try on an FBI vest during the event. The High Point Enterprise
- ➤ Guilford County Animal Services—partnering with the BISSELL Pet Foundation—is hosting the Empty the Shelters adoption event from Oct 1 until Oct 15 to offer reduced fees of $65 for adult cats and kittens, $55 for adult dogs and puppies, and $10 for senior animals at the Animal Resource Center on 980 Guilford College Rd in Greensboro, where the center is open daily from 12 to 4 p.m. except Tuesdays. YES! Weekly
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ McMichael High football players rallied around teammate Camen Mizelle after he was seriously injured in a car accident on Wednesday while returning from classes at Rockingham Community College—neighbors hope he recovers soon. WFMY News 2
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ McCalls celebrated its 100th anniversary as owner Sara-Peyton McCormick focused on young children's apparel and accessories over the past ten years—while the store preserved its tradition with displays of women's lingerie, sleepwear, bath, and everyday bedding. The brand now blends its heritage with modern appeal to attract a new generation. News & Record
- ➤ The newly constructed SpringHill Suites by Marriott hotel opened today in downtown High Point—providing a new lodging option for local visitors. The High Point Enterprise
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Local staff at Woods of Terror show what goes into designing the spooky effects—using sound and lighting techniques that bring the screams to life for visitors. WFMY News 2
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ North Carolina education leaders plan to let high schools choose whether to use class rank so that high-achieving students no longer have to compete for the top spot—final decisions will be announced soon. The High Point Enterprise
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ A federal government shutdown may delay SNAP, WIC and veterans benefits — leaving about 240,000 North Carolina mothers and young children and over a million others in limbo until funding resumes. News & Record
- ➤ Guilford County residents Bronni VanDerwerker, Billy Queen and Inga Koujak urged county leaders to lower the expected tax burden that will follow next year's revaluation—hoping to protect local residents from higher costs. News & Record
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The Triad cancer center received 100 handmade quilts that were given to patients to boost their comfort. Hospital officials said the quilts were greatly appreciated — a gesture that supports patient care. WFMY News 2
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ After a 42 to 13 loss to New England, Panthers coach Dave Canales said the team’s struggle to execute and create big plays was clear—he expects receiver Legette to return this week after missing time with a hamstring injury. The coach said improved play calling and expanded receiver roles will be key as the team prepares to host the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. WFMY News 2
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Fall Festival at Oakview Recreation Center
11 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Deep River Pointe Apartments — Free food — Enjoy inflatables, games, face painting, and music at this family-friendly festival.
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Lunch Meetup - High Point
12:30-1:30 p.m. — Kickback Jack's High Point — Free entry — Network with like-minded investors and gain insights from qualified professionals.
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Fortuna Coffee Collective Open House
10 AM – 3 PM — Fortuna Enterprises LLC — Free tickets — Connect with fellow business owners and explore solutions for your café and restaurant needs.
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Boo Bash Carnival
2-8 p.m. — High Point City Lake Park — Free entry; $5 for unlimited amusements — Enjoy a festive day of trunk-or-treat, spooky train rides, and fun games.
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Adaptive Tennis
11 AM - 1 PM — Deep River Recreation Center — Free — Discover tennis opportunities for adaptive players in a supportive community environment.
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Southern Culture On The Skids Concert
7-9 p.m. — COHAB.SPACE — Ticketed event — Experience the dynamic sounds of Southern Culture On The Skids, a band with a rich history since 1983.
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