Jimmy Tomlin
Feature Writer at High Point Enterprise
Feature writer for the High Point Enterprise. Always looking for your great story ideas.
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4 days ago |
hpenews.com | Jimmy Tomlin
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally ran as an installment of Staff Writer Jimmy Tomlin’s “High Point Confidential” series in The High Point Enterprise. THOMASVILLEkAmrC2:8 r92AA6== H2D 46CE2:?=J ?@ 49@:C3@J[ 3FE @55=J 6?@F89[ 96 5:5?’E 5C:?< 2=4@9@=]k^AmkAm$@ H96? E96 a_\J62C\@=5 %9@>2DG:==6 >2? 42F89E 9:D EH@ 3@2C5:?8 9@FD6 C@@>>2E6D 5C:?<:?8 :? E96 C@@>[ 282:?DE 9:D H:D96D[ 96 564:565 E@ 86E 6G6? 2?5 3682? A=@EE:?8 9:D C6G6?86] &?7@CEF?2E6=J[ r92AA6==’D D66>:?8=J 92C>=6DD C6E2=:2E:@?
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6 days ago |
thetimesnews.com | Jimmy Tomlin
The moment remains frozen in photographer Larry Hersberger’s mind, as if the camera he uses to make a living had captured a stark, black-and-white image of the small, drab room where it happened. “I’m sorry to tell you this,” a grim-faced doctor told Hersberger and his wife, Ela, “but your child’s going to have Down syndrome.”The doctor’s news understandably jolted the couple — who were expecting their first child together — but it wasn’t nearly as jarring as what the physician would say next.
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1 week ago |
hpenews.com | Jimmy Tomlin
The moment remains frozen in photographer Larry Hersberger’s mind, as if the camera he uses to make a living had captured a stark, black-and-white image of the small, drab room where it happened. “I’m sorry to tell you this,” a grim-faced doctor told Hersberger and his wife, Ela, “but your child’s going to have Down syndrome.”kAm%96 5@4E@C’D ?6HD F?56CDE2?523=J ;@=E65 E96 4@FA=6 — H9@ H6C6 6IA64E:?8 E96:C 7:CDE 49:=5 E@86E96C — 3FE :E H2D?’E ?62C=J 2D ;2CC:?8 2D H92E E96 A9JD:4:2?
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1 week ago |
hpenews.com | Jimmy Tomlin
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1 week ago |
the-dispatch.com | Jimmy Tomlin
THOMASVILLE — Dozens of ninjas could be found Wednesday in a metal warehouse on Liberty Drive in Thomasville, showing off their ninja-like obstacle course skills — such as running, jumping, balancing, climbing and foot dexterity — as they competed for a spot in this week’s World Ninja League Championships, an international competition taking place this weekend in Greensboro.
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