Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 15th of October.
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🎭 Culture
High Point will host the annual Preservation North Carolina conference for three days to celebrate and safeguard the state’s historic heritage.
The event will offer community members a chance to learn about local preservation efforts.
A new online publication will serve as a guide to cultural, travel, and lifestyle experiences for African Americans in the Triad.
High Point readers can look forward to fresh insights on local events and attractions.
🎓 Education
Guilford County Schools saw a larger than expected drop in enrollment over the past two years+ officials say the decline could lead to changes in plans for new school construction.
Leaders will review options to better match community needs.
Four candidates are running for the Guilford County Board of Education & only two have answered voters' questions for the contested school board races.
Residents can review these responses to learn which candidate best meets local education needs.
🏥 Health
An autism therapy chain plans to open its first local facility in High Point soon — expanding access to autism services.
The new clinic will offer focused therapy designed for patients and families.
🏈 Sports
Southwest Guilford middle hitter Raihana Paraiso spoke after the team won a five-set final against Grimsley at the Metro 6A/7A Conference Tournament on Wednesday—boosting their season morale.
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