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…In spite of last week’s report that Greensboro developer Roy Carroll was backing out of a plan to build a hotel near the city’s $35 million downtown baseball stadium, which…
In case you missed it, earlier this week High Point broke ground on its $36 million downtown baseball stadium, which will bear the name “BB&T Point.” In addition to the…
High Point University president Nido Qubein tells a forum at the High Point Country Club the children’s museum that will be part of High Point’s downtown stadium/mixed-use catalyst project won’t…
….This time from editorial page editor Allen Johnson, who’s really about kissing High Point University president Nido Qubein’s you-know-what, but starts out with this: First, to state the obvious: The…
Julie Tisdale provides this background and guidance on tonight’s vote in Guilford County. Guilford County Commissioners will vote tonight on a package to finance a downtown ballpark facility in High…
High Point University president Nido Qubein updated a crowd of 900 at the university’s Hayworth Fine Arts Center on the proposed downtown baseball stadium/mixed-use development. Much of the project, according…
Not enough that High Point Mayor Bill Bencini is trying to strong arm the Guilford County Commissioners into signing off a tax increment financing deal for the proposed downtown baseball…
At a recent work session, supporters of High Point’s proposed downtown baseball stadium officially pitched the idea to the Guilford County Board of Commissioners, who would have to approve the…
High Point is one of the many cities across this country that believe in the value of a sports facility to spur economic growth. As our Julie Tisdale details in this…
Since the idea was announced in 2015, I’ve been keeping an eye on a proposed ballpark in downtown High Point. No one who’s read anything I’ve written previously about various…
And that would be —who else could it be—–High Point University president Nido Qubein. Anyone who knows anything about HP knows Nido can sell just about anything. That’s how he…
Heather Richardson is the only winter Olympian that was from North Carolina to compete in the 2014 Sochi Games. The city of High Point held a reception for the Olympian…