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Local kids need school supplies
According to Communities In Schools of Randolph County, hundreds of children throughout the county go to school without the basic needs to complete their daily studies.
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Kersey Valley Attractions draws a multitude of visitors annually with its Maize Adventure, zipline, Segways and more, President Tony Wohlgemuth said in September.
Kersey Valley property annexed
Archdale City Council unanimously approved the annexation of 50 acres on Kersey Valley Road.
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SerCo Santa and his helpers distributed toys to children in need. This year s $20,000 Cheer Fund goal was surpassed.
Cheer Fund reaches goal
A few Christmas angels saved the day at the last minute for the Archdale-Trinity Cheer Fund.
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‘SilverSneakers’ partners with the Fitness Center
SilverSneakers members may receive a free membership at the Fitness Center at High Point Regional Health System, available through a partnership with Healthways and the SilverSneakers program.
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The Junior SerCo Club sold hot dogs donated by Archdale Soda Shop during Sunday’s parade. Proceeds benefited the Archdale-Trinity Cheer Fund. Pictured from left are Devon Holbrook, Trey Byrd and Bradley Hunt.
Cheer Fund issues desperate plea
The Archdale-Trinity Cheer Fund has been swamped with requests this year.
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The Trinity Quartet, from left, includes Michael Toney of Burlington, Billy Womack of High Point, Vernon Simmons of Asheboro and Randy Hartis of Greensboro.
Trinity Quartet to perform at Bush Hill
Trinity Quartet, an award winning Southern gospel group established in 1993, will perform on the Gospel Stage at the 2011 Bush Hill Heritage Festival, set for Saturday, Sept. 10.
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Deadline to enter Bush Hill quilt show extended
The deadline to enter quilts in the fourth annual Bush Hill Heritage Festival Quilt Show has been extended to Tuesday, Sept. 6. Quilts will be judged during the Bush Hill Heritage Festival, set fo...
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Coltrane Festival to give away instruments
The Friends of John Coltrane were given two alto saxes, a clarinet and a trumpet to be donated to students who qualify to receive them. They will be given away to winners of an essay contest during...
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Come to the Partnership’s Gala, says Maisy
The Archdale-Trinity NEWS exclusively interviewed Maisy, star of multiple children’s books by Lucy Cousins. Maisy will make a rare ‘appearance’ at the Randolph County Partnership for Children’s Gal...
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‘Come to the Gala,’ says Maisy
‘Maisy at the Farm’ is the theme of the Randolph County Partnership for Children’s 2011 Gala for the Children, to be held at the Trinity farm of Kyle and Pattie Petty on Saturday, April 9.
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Churches plan blood drives to meet critical needs
The recent winter weather has impacted blood collections, said Perri Coltrane, senior donor recruitment representative of the American Red Cross. The region provides blood to 103 hospitals and must...
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<b>Branch Manager David Pollock watches as Eddie Causey, a member of Archdale City Council and on the board of directors for Thomasville Medical Center, tests the unit. </b>
TMC supports YMCA
Thomasville Medical Center recently partnered with the Carl and Linda Grubb Family YMCA to provide a blood pressure machine in the lobby.
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Community celebrates
Community members, officials and business people celebrated Archdale-Trinity Chamber of Commerce’s 29th year Jan. 13 at Colonial Country Club.
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Junior SerCo Club aims 
to connect youth to community
The Archdale-Trinity SerCo Club wants to connect teens to each other and to the community with the creation of a Junior SerCo Club.
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Photo by Michael Hill
Christmas parade seeks
Grand Marshal
Nominations are open for the Archdale Christmas Parade Community Hero Grand Marshal, who will lead the parade at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5.
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<b>Sophie gives a thank-you kiss to Angela Bennett.</b>
Blessing of the animals
Sophie gives a thank-you kiss to Angela Bennett for taking her to the first Blessing of the Animals held Oct. 3 by Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church at Creekside Park.
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Trinity’s car show and chili cook-off 
‘bigger than ever’
‘It’s getting bigger every year,’ said Curtis Connor, president of Friends of Trinity. ‘More and more chili cookers are coming. It’s really putting Trinity on the map.’
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‘Dine Out Day for United Way’ Oct. 5
Five Archdale-Trinity restaurants, and several on S. Main Street in High Point, are among the 54 restaurants which will participate in Dine Out Day for United Way set for Tuesday, Oct. 5.
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ATMS student named Junior Miss North Carolina
Hannah Welborn-Lewis of Trinity won the Junior Miss North Carolina title at the Little Miss North Carolina state scholarship pageant.
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Bush Hill Heritage Festival thrives at 25
The Bush Hill Heritage Festival has gone through many changes in its 25-year history, but its goals remain the same: to boost the economy, especially for small businesses, and to celebrate the heri...
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<b>Nash Vegas</b>
Festival line-up aims to entertain, inspire
The 25th annual Bush Hill Heritage Festival, presented by the Archdale-Trinity Chamber of Commerce and set for Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10-11, offers festivalgoers lots of free entertainment.
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Arts Council hosts exhibit Aug. 20-22
Watercolors, acrylics, pastels, woodcarvings, photography and more will be part of the artwork on display at the Northwestern Randolph County Art Council’s fourth annual art exhibit at the Archdale...
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<b>Participants at the Archdale Senior Center sing ‘Happy Birthday’ to celebrate 75 years of United Way of Greater High Point. From left are Marie Osborne, Vera Chisem, Eloise Jernigan, Fannie Flannigan, Director Joy Branning and Frank Gibson.>/b<
Community gives thanks!
Fannie Flannigan clapped and cheered. Marie Osborne, Vera Chisem, Eloise Jernigan and Frank Gibson raised their hands up high as the whole room sang ‘Happy Birthday.’ It was a celebration of apprec...
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<b>Stephen Freeman as Elvis.</b> Photo by Michael Hill
THS grad top Elvis tribute artist
Stephen Freeman, 38, of Winston-Salem, a 1989 Trinity High School graduate, won the 2010 Ultimate ETA Fan’s Choice Poll. The award means that Freeman is now recognized as the world’s fan favorite E...
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WE² meeting July 20
Local businesswomen want to gauge interest in the start of a noontime group for the American Business Women’s Association, named WE².
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Pirates invade Archdale library
Pistols fired and swords slashed at the Archdale Public Library — all part of its storytime held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays.
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<b>Brandie Lyons</b>
Guil-Rand fundraiser to aid recruit
A fire recruit is showing progress after she was injured in a head-on automobile collision 
June 1 — Brandie Lyons.
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<b>The festival draws thousands of people into the community.</b> Photo by Michael Hill
Top 20 listing could help festival, area
The Bush Hill Heritage Festival has been included on the list of top 20 September events or festivals in the Southeast. This honor could increase tourism.
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<b>Susan Halo, center, is congratulated by Terri Moore of ABWA, left, and Beverly Nelson, president of the Archdale-Trinity Chamber of Commerce.</b>
Halo Most Notable Business Woman
Susan Halo of CommunityOne Bank of Archdale earned the 2010 Most Notable Businesswoman of the Year from the Golden Arch Charter Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association.
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<b>Pictured from left are Ramsey Luther, Teen Miss; Katelyn Heaton, Young Miss; India Benfield, Little Miss; and MacKenzie Freeman, Tiny Miss. Photo by Terry Strom, www.team7productions.net </b>
Little Miss Trinitys crowned
From 26 contestants, four queens wear Little Miss Trinity crowns.
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Spinz4Hope ride May 1
Enjoy the scenic views of Randolph and Guilford counties and help raise funds for the America Cancer Society, says the Spinz4Hope crew. The cycle ride will benefit Relay for Life. Cyclists wil...
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BackPack Program draws praise and support
Samantha Lee, social worker at Allen Jay Elementary School, says she can tell by the looks on children’s faces how much the BackPack Program means to them. The program, which provides weekend food ...
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<b>The Blizzard team shows their support for the opening of the Carl and Linda Grubb YMCA of Archdale-Trinity by doing the ‘YMCA’ dance. Team members from left are Halle White, Katelyn Brown, Mason Lewis and Max Smith.</b>
Grubb Family YMCA accepting charter memberships
Charter memberships for the Carl and Linda Grubb Family YMCA of Archdale-Trinity go on sale today (April 15). The new facility will open its doors at 9 a.m. Friday, May 28.
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Local businesses support Gala
Archdale-Trinity businesses have plunked down the goods for The Randolph County Partnership for Children’s Gala for the Children.
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<b>Parents photographed their children with the Easter Bunny during the Archdale-Trinity Merchants Alliance Spring Fling held Friday and Saturday.</b>
It’s spring!
Flowers and bunnies ... signs of spring and Easter in Archdale-Trinity. Read what's happening ...
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<b>At the December banquet held by the Guil-Rand Fire Department, members of the Ladies Auxilary were applauded for their support. Members at the banquet, bottom row from left, are Ginger Harmon, Stephanie Cox, Phyllis Cockman and Melissa Skeen; second row from left, Christy Starnes, Ann Dollaeye, Linda Crotts, Natalie Strickland and Gwen Roberts; third row from left, Shelley Dodson, Lynn Richardson, Casey Puckett and Amanda Barber; top row from left, Laurie Hamilton, Becky Spencer, Kristy Sports and Heather Weatherman.</b>
Ladies Auxiliary chicken ’n dumplins dinner Saturday
Just imagine Grandpa Jones rockin’ on the front porch, rubbin’ his belly and goin’ ‘yumm, yummm.’
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<b>Rotarians pictured from left are Rhonda Winters, Larry Warlick, Bill Kinley and Bert Lance-Stone.</b>
Pancake breakfast rescheduled to Feb. 6
Ready to flip out? The Rotary Club of Archdale-Trinity will hold their annual all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 6, at Archdale United Methodist Church.
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<b>Congressman Howard Coble talks with Environmental Club member Mallory Lowe.</b>
ATMS club praised
Congressman Howard Coble made a special trip Monday. That's not out of the ordinary for this politician. This time was to congratulate kids for doing the right thing.
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Archdale resident named to Great 100
Nurses at High Point Regional Health System give their all day-in and day-out, going beyond the call of duty to ensure that patients experience total care.
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<b>Lindsay Byrd, left, and Deana Byrd man a booth at the Davis Arena to benefit the Cheer Fund.</b>
Cheer Fund donations way behind
Jennie Hinson, student advocate and dropout prevention coordinator at Archdale-Trinity Middle School, has been swamped with requests for help with holiday gifts for students. If she can’t find any ...
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Senior project benefits Locks of Love
The senior project of Randleman High School student Ann Beasley netted more than 20 ponytails collected for Locks of Love.
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SerCo makes dreams come true for those in need
‘Making dreams come true’ is the theme of the 2009 Archdale-Trinity Cheer Fund campaign.
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Candles, crafts, cookies & the Christmas Spirit
Creekside Park is getting all dressed up in a holiday glow. Archdale Parks and Recreation invites everyone to celebrate the holiday season at Creekside Christmas from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 4.
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Merchants unite to encourage ‘shop local’ campaign
It’s the festive time of the year and the Archdale-Trinity Merchants Alliance wants to encourage holiday shopping right here at home. About 13 businesses will host open houses 
Friday and Saturday,...
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Holiday schedule (2009)
Several local organizations have set Christmas holiday events including home tours, an art show and the annual Archdale Christmas parade.
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Big brother ready to break a board for Special Olympics
For the past two years, Fisher Hall has participated in a special event to raise money for Special Olympics.
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Trinity resident works toward dream with help of RCC
Holly Passmore of Trinity is a university student who is working toward a four-year degree in business administration. However, she doesn’t attend classes at a university campus.
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Cheer Fund kicks off Nov. 14
The SerCo Club will kick off the Archdale-Trinity Cheer Fund with a spaghetti dinner Nov. 14 at First Baptist Church of Archdale.
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Robbie Walker, president of Wheatmore Athletic Boosters places food items in a collection box at CommunityOne on Main Street in Archdale.
‘Unity in the Community’ continues
The ‘Big Event’ is almost here. Some may say that the Oct. 23 football game between Trinity and Wheatmore high schools is the event of the season, but the theme rings as loud as the competition — U...
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Ladies Auxiliary spaghetti supper Oct. 17
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Guil-Rand Fire Department will hold a spaghetti supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at the fire department, 10506 S. Main St. Meals are dine-in or take-out. A dri...
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Ladies Auxiliary spaghetti supper Oct. 17
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Guil-Rand Fire Department will hold a spaghetti supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at the fire department, 10506 S. Main St. Meals are dine-in or take-out. A dri...
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Ladies Auxiliary spaghetti supper Oct. 17
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Guil-Rand Fire Department will hold a spaghetti supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at the fire department, 10506 S. Main St. Meals are dine-in or take-out. A dri...
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