Paul Johnson
Reporter at High Point Enterprise
Reporter for The High Point Enterprise. https://t.co/8Bm1R9ujWk Grew up in Columbia, S.C., graduated from West Virginia University.
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1 week ago |
hpenews.com | Paul Johnson
The latest scam tied to the area’s criminal justice system involves the recent introduction in North Carolina of electronic court records, which con artists are using to find names of potential victims. Randolph County District Attorney Andy Gregson said he has received a steady stream of calls from people cited for traffic infractions who say they were pressured through a phone call to pay to resolve the matter.
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1 week ago |
hpenews.com | Paul Johnson
HIGH POINT — A pickup truck caught fire inside an auto shop Thursday night in the southwestern part of the city, and the fire spread inside the business, the High Point Fire Department said. ignited a fire in a building Thursday night. The fire in the 200 block Amhurst Avenue was reported about 9:10 p.m. Firefighters arrived to find smoke billowing from the roof of the business. Firefighters had the blaze under control in 15 minutes, Deputy Fire Chief Jayson Valade said.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Paul Johnson
HIGH POINT — The latest scam tied to the area’s criminal justice system involves the recent introduction in North Carolina of electronic court records, which con artists are using to find names of potential victims. Randolph County District Attorney Andy Gregson has received a steady stream of calls from people cited for traffic infractions who say they were pressured through a phone call to pay to resolve the matter.
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1 week ago |
hpenews.com | Paul Johnson
HIGH POINT — The latest scam tied to the area’s criminal justice system involves the recent introduction in North Carolina of electronic court records, which con artists are using to find names of potential victims. Randolph County District Attorney Andy Gregson has received a steady stream of calls from people cited for traffic infractions who say they were pressured through a phone call to pay to resolve the matter.
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1 week ago |
hpenews.com | Paul Johnson
GUILFORD COUNTY — The Guilford County Board of Commissioners as expected enacted a 2025-26 fiscal year budget Wednesday night that doesn’t involve a property tax increase but was passed on a party-line vote. Last-moment changes by the commissioners boosted Guilford County Schools. The board allocated $282.5 million for operating expenses, an increase of $12.3 million compared to the $2.5 million increase recommended in the initial proposed budget.
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On #DDay 81 years ago today so many soldiers who landed on #Normandy beaches made split-second command decisions allowing Allied forces to sustain operation. True testament to training of military.
On June 6, 1944, Allied forces stormed Normandy, changing history. Today, we honor the bravery and sacrifice of all who fought. 81 years later, we remember and give thanks. #ARCP #DDay81 #Normandy #WWII #LestWeForget #HonorTheFallen #June6 #HistoryMatters #DDay https://t.co/43Gmczu9HV
The @GuilfordCounty commissioners urge caution on #Transco pipeline extension but stop short of opposing project as sought by critics. Board adopted resolution at meeting. #ncpol https://t.co/td6uvZ2cqG via @hpenews
Our @HPEnterprise editor with story on @CityofHighPoint schools leading @GuilfordCounty in private school vouchers. #ncpol https://t.co/qw6xKSbrEx via @hpenews
