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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1 week ago |
hpenews.com | Jimmy Tomlin
HIGH POINT — What happened here on the afternoon of Dec. 10, 1970, resembled a heart-stopping episode of a TV cop show. The difference was that there were no actors involved. There was no script. No director. No camera operator or sound engineer. No high-tempo background music playing as the action unfolded. The danger was real, and a young High Point woman endured what was likely the most harrowing experience of her life.
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1 week ago |
hpenews.com | Jimmy Tomlin
ENTERPRISE STAFF WRITERHIGH POINT — One recent, rainy evening, Jon Musser drove to a home in Lewisville and spent more than an hour explaining to a small group of men and women how desperately his employer, the Christian humanitarian organization World Relief, needs some relief of its own. kAmx? E96 4@>:?8 H66<D[ 96’== >66E H:E9 2 >6?’D q:3=6 DEF5J 8C@FA E@ 5@ E96 D2>6 E9:?8[ E96?
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1 week ago |
thetimesnews.com | Jimmy Tomlin
One recent, rainy evening, Jon Musser drove to a house in western Forsyth County and spent more than an hour explaining to a small group of men and women how desperately his employer, the Christian humanitarian organization World Relief, needs some relief of its own. In the coming weeks, he’ll meet with a men’s Bible study group to do the same thing, then with a group of residents at the River Landing at Sandy Ridge retirement community in southwest Guilford County.
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yahoo.com | Jimmy Tomlin
HIGH POINT — What happened here on the afternoon of Dec. 10, 1970, resembled a heart-stopping episode of a TV cop show. The difference was that there were no actors involved. There was no script. No director. No camera operator or sound engineer. No high-tempo background music playing as the action unfolded. The danger was real, and a young High Point woman endured what was likely the most harrowing experience of her life.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Jimmy Tomlin
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysHIGH POINT — The red carpet awaits. An honor traditionally reserved for Hollywood actors and filmmakers — walking the red carpet at a movie premiere — awaits a group of intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals from The Arc of High Point, when their film makes its public debut this weekend.
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