High Point Rising!

National Apprenticeship Week

Meet Our LHP Class of 2022!

Letters from Leaders: Dr. Nido Qubein

First things first, I believe in you. I know you’ve spent the year isolated. You’ve stood six feet apart from everyone around you, wearing a mask and navigating what seemed so unpredictable during the worst pandemic in a century. But let me tell you: Have faith. You’re going to be OK.

Leading Through Uncertain Times | LHP Chairman, Brian Evans Reflects on the 2020 LHP Class

Brian Evans, Deputy Fire Chief and Chairman of Leadership High Point reflects on the 2020 Leadership High Point Class and sends-off this new fraternity of community leaders.

Community, meet creativity: Officials hope Congdon Yards will be the spark to reignite High Point

HIGH POINT — Imagine budding entrepreneurs designing products using state-of-the-art equipment, participating in a development program like on the television show “Shark Tank” or grabbing a cup of coffee and hearing a TED Talk — all under one roof.

Congdon family puts up $30 million for downtown High Point project

A High Point family will provide $30 million for a new downtown project separate from the city's The Outfields project already in progress.

Grand vision takes shape at Plant Seven

HIGH POINT — Next to BB&T Point stadium, a $10 million construction and renovation project is underway that organizers say is just one part of a major downtown revitalization project.

Education bond draws business groups interest

HIGH POINT — The High Point political action committee that’s been active in local elections will take up the issue of whether to place a major education bond referendum before the voters next year as part of its endorsement for the 2020 campaign year.

Council, mayoral candidates address violence, other issues facing city

HIGH POINT — Contenders for High Point mayor and City Council have a lot to say about violent crime, but are they divided on the question of what to do about it? That was one issue raised at a candidate forum Thursday night hosted by Business High Point-Chamber of Commerce.

Letter: Local bonds will improve High Point

This week, Business High Point – Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors voted in support of the $50 million High Point Bond Project, which will be on the Nov. 5 ballot. Although we are a business-centric organization, we understand that the well-being and characteristics of a great city are more than simply a vibrant economy. This Bond Initiative – which will not raise taxes - will enhance the infrastructure, places and people that make High Point great.

Lauren Miller