Model teen advances to national pageant Trinity High School student Katharine Puryear is once again in the limelight after being crowned the 2012 Miss North Carolina Teen USA.
Duct tape project helps those in need Fantastic. Amazing. These are superlatives used by Kaleigh Craft and Erin Lambeth to describe their success in a business, a crafty business using duct tape, which has allowed the two best friends ...
Brandie Owen reminds us to 'Love your neighbor' Wheatmore High School senior Brandie Owen remains thrilled that she was able to raise $2,000 for a village in India. It wasn’t her senior project — it’s just something she felt led to do.
Lions fete VIP guests at Christmas party The Archdale-Trinity Lions Club decked the halls of Springfield Baptist Church for their annual Christmas Party held Dec. 12.
Thermometer poised for the goal With a little more help from a generous community, Cheer Fund Chairman Stan Byrd Sr. hopes that the Cheer Fund will meet its $20,000 goal.
Restaurant owner to match red kettle donations Mike Liner, owner of the Pioneer Restaurant, will write a check to The Salvation Army matching the amount in the two red kettles in front of the Archdale restaurant at the close of business on Frid...
King wins conference, regional recognition Trinity High School graduate and Guilford College redshirt-junior receiver Ben King of Archdale captured the Third Team All-South Region football recognition, as voted on by South Region sports inf...
Operation Christmas Star enters phase two Operation Christmas Star began three years ago when Archdale Elementary School guidance counselor Sally Voelkert received holiday requests for food instead of toys.
Archdale-Trinity Panthers: STATE CHAMPIONS The Archdale-Trinity Panthers football teams, the 7- to 8-year-old rookies, and the 11- to 12-year-old varsity team, won their state championships.
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2011 Cheer Fund dedicated to Randal Bean The 2011 Archdale-Trinity Cheer Fund is dedicated to the memory of Randal Bean and that has inspired the theme of the campaign: “I wish every day could be like Christmas.”
Merchants Open House this weekend Archdale-Trinity Merchants Alliance will welcome the holiday season and shoppers with their third annual Holiday Open House on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 18-19.
Friends seek support in marathon Three runners from Archdale Friends Meeting will run the 26.2 mile North Carolina Marathon set for Saturday, Nov. 19, in High Point. They plan to run for Community Outreach of Archdale-Trinity.
Friends of Trinity celebrates chili, cars Car lovers and chili aficionados flocked to Trinity on Saturday for a day of thunder and heat under a clear, blue autumn sky.
Meet your neighbors ... at the Archdale UMC pumpkin patch The youth of Archdale United Methodist Church, under the direction of Tim Kennedy, director of youth and children’s ministry, spent a sunny Saturday afternoon unloading pumpkins for the church’s an...
Friends of Trinity gears up for cars and chili Automobile enthusiasts, chili lovers and shoppers are invited to Friends of Trinity’s fifth annual “Feel the Thunder, Taste the Heat” car show and chili cook-off in the heart of Trinity’s ‘Old Town...
ATMS student enjoys royal duties Katelyn Heaton is getting ready for her next official engagement as 2011 Junior Miss North Carolina — an appearance at the 2012 Great Miss Stanley County pageant Oct. 29.
Chili, corn hole championships Oct. 1 He’s big and he’s a galute. He’s the Big Galute with a big heart. Add this to J.D. Peace’s big resume — he’s an award-winning chili maker and corn hole aficionado. And soon he’ll use his talents to...
Meet your neighbors ... at the Bush Hill Heritage Festival Sun and fun are only two of the things that make the Bush Hill Heritage Festival the biggest party in Archdale. Crafts, food, music, dancing and even a petting zoo all contribute. Click the link be...
CANpaign kicks off Sept. 13, drive will help COAT United Way of Greater High Point’s "CAN-Paign" will generate food for the empty shelves of Community Outreach of Archdale-Trinity and others such as The Salvation Army, Open Door Ministries, Ward S...
9/11 bike on display at Bush Hill Heritage Festival When Randy Bevan of Trinity counted the badges on his 9/11 tribute bike — nine maltese crosses, 11 fire and rescue and one law enforcement — cold chills hit him. That’s when he knew it was time to ...
Festival welcomes new attractions Some come for the entertainment and others for the food. Many love to watch the spinning legs and toothy grins of youngsters at the Big Wheel races.
Premier sponsors gear up for Bush Hill fest Segways will sweep the entire Bank of North Carolina parking lot, courtesy of Bush Hill Heritage Festival premier sponsor Kersey Valley Attractions.
Linthicum earns All-State Curtis Linthicum, named Most Valuable Player by the N.C. Athletic Association for his skills on Randleman High School’s 2011 state championship baseball team, has been named All-State for the secon...
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...
Keith Eddins serves as Red Cross spokesman as he pays it forward A spokesman for the American Red Cross and a disaster relief volunteer, Keith Eddins looks for ways to help others. It is his way of expressing gratitude for his recovery from the traffic accident ...
Quaker golf tourney honors three The sixth annual Archdale Friends Quaker Men’s Memorial Golf Tournament honors the memories of three departed members — Bill Farlow, Prince Kendall and Ralph Rice.
Apiary expert produces royalty The royalty are well hidden, but John Pledger knows just where to find them. The work is dangerous, but the rewards are sweet.
Anglers brave heat at Lake MacIntosh Archdale Bass Club usually fishes the first Saturday in the month, unless there are five Saturdays on the calendar. In these months they fish the first and fourth Saturday.
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Arts Council plans new display Chad McHenry III, an Archdale artist, will exhibit his artwork at Ed Price and Associates Realty Company, in the historic Hammond-Ragan House at 118 Trindale Road, beginning Aug. 1.
Just cruisin’ Steve Lane of Trinity was among the exhibitors at Chair City Cruis’n Saturday. He’s comes in his Two Mule rat rod, which he has shown at Trinity’s annual car show.
Wee Friends Preschool director inspires her flock Wee Friends Preschool Director Mary Lou Dickey is just as excited about her new job as the staff at Archdale Friends Meeting are. She has a special gift.
Trinity Baptist youth are Feasting on Faith While it is easy to believe that there are hungry people on other continents and in third-world countries, it is a little more difficult to imagine hungry people in the Archdale-Trinity area. The y...
Anglers up early, fish sleep in at Tuckertown I’ve heard the expression “get up before the chickens” all my life. I was never sure what it meant until this past Saturday when the Archdale Bass Club fished its first of two July tournaments. In ...
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Vehicle Injury Prevention for a Very Important Person Meet your neighbor, Morgan Holcomb ... this 2011 Trinity High School graduate hopes that her senior project will improve the safety level of Trinity and Wheatmore students for years to come.
Meet your ABWA neighbors ... they know laughter reduces stress "Come up to the front and find a hat that you will have to wear the rest of the evening," Dr. Lundee Amos told the Golden Arch Charter Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association. Amos...
Cuthbertson earns top 10 status Thirty-two talented teens from across North Carolina competed for the title of Miss North Carolina’s Outstanding Teen 2011. Taylor Cuthbertson of Archdale placed among the top 10. A rising soph...
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Meet your neighbors ... who put their lives on the line A heavily armed habitual felon held 20 men, women and children against their will at an isolated Boy Scout camp with an elementary school just down the road. Responders learn that some of the hosta...
Time capsule secures Bush Hill Heritage Festival past "We are doing this for future generations," said Kim Cates, chairman of the Bush Hill Heritage Festival Committee, to those who had gathered to dedicate a time capsule filled with memorabilia from ...
Graduating seniors are outstanding, valorous The Archdale-Trinity News salutes a special group of neighbors — the 2011 Outstanding Seniors of Trinity High School and the inaugural Students of Valor of Wheatmore High School. Click on the image...
Little Miss queens prepare for royal appearances Little Miss Trinity pageant titlists will head to the Threshers Southeast Pageant June 25. Their first local appearances will be the Bush Hill Heritage Festival in Archdale, Little Miss Bush Hill ...
Projects range from dragons to racing Dragons, hip-hop dancing, barrel racing and taxidermy were some of the unique skills acquired by Trinity and Wheatmore high school students who took English classes during the spring semester. Al...
Community garden to benefit those in need
Wearing his green gardener’s gloves, Cub Scout Logan Scarboro used a hand trowel to dig a hole much too big for the starter plant that will go in it. He grinned as he sent the soil skyward.
Art Daze: Just look at the stuff Yellow and black tubes turned into robot legs. A PVC pipe grew daisies. Scraps of white fabric highlighted the royal wedding. A 5-year-old is on her way to earn a contractor’s license.
Gala breaks Partnership fundraising record More than 250 people danced, enjoyed great food, bid on auction items and had a great time at the April 9 Gala for the Children held at the farm of Kyle and Pattie Petty.
ABWA Woman of the Year soars Vicki Fletcher of Archdale fulfilled a dream — a tandem parachute jump from 15,000 feet. ‘It was one of the most exhilarating experiences of my life!’ she said.
Part Time Party Time Band — it’s Randolph County culture ‘Don’t turn My Music Down’ because the Part Time Party Time Band will ‘Show and Tell’ the ‘Wonderful World’ of music at the first ever Band Booster Blast Saturday, April 16.
A perfect match for each other
Daniel Bowick went fishing on Lake Jordan and caught 150 fish. He went skydiving. He didn’t go riding on a bull, but he’s about to experience something more exhilarating than any eight-second ride ...
Working on the BMI Challenge A group of Trindale Elementary School staffers gather in the gymnasium for an afternoon Zumba class. Some are enthusiastic. Others are concerned.
The link between ACC and ‘Go Duke’ Two words are magic for Tyler Barnhart, a special needs student at Trinity Elementary School — ACC and Go Duke. The magic was really about a nonverbal student who made his link to the world at the...
He’s the ‘good cop’ Some students call Deputy Chad Kindley by his first name. Some call him ‘Officer Kindley’ and others say ‘Officer.’ The most important thing isn’t what Trinity High School students call him, but si...
Scouts glean bounty of food for COAT
A portion of the 3,000 food items were set up on a table outside the office of Community Outreach of Archdale-Trinity. White bags lined the hallway of the food pantry ministry as even the littlest ...
Bush Hill Masonic Lodge: ‘a society with secrets’ I didn’t know any secret passwords or high signs, but two members of the Bush Hill Masonic Lodge graciously agreed to talk to me about their organization anyway.
Achievement focus of Chamber meeting ‘So many people do so very much to enrich our lives,’ said Cindy Farmer, emcee at the Jan. 13 annual meeting of the Archdale-Trinity Chamber of Commerce.
Senior boards prepare students
for future In professional attire, Trinity and Wheatmore high school classes of 2011 overcame nervousness to present their senior boards. The graduation requirement represents two years of work.
Courtney digs for the cure
Jenny Rains stood in the ‘pinked’ Wheatmore High School gym as she watched her daughter Courtney and others sing ‘Happy Birthday.’ Jenny’s heart was swelling with pride and Courtney’s eyes were tea...
Archdale-Trinity Lions go global Bill Womack joined the Archdale-Trinity Lions Club in 1999 and he hit the ground roaring. In June, Bill was officially installed as District Governor at the international convention held in Australia.
Community unites to help those in need The Christmas spirit is alive and well in Archdale-Trinity and very evident at Community Christmas — a collaboration of several area groups to provide breakfast and Christmas cheer to local familie...
They opened their home and hearts to 272 foster children ‘One of my kids made this,’ said Peggy Porter, as she reminisces over the Christmas tree. Peggy is referring to hundreds of ornaments that mark the 23 years during which she and her husband Roger c...
‘Believe in yourself’
A year ago Kathryn Puryear was getting ready to ride in the Archdale Christmas Parade wearing a sash that read, ‘2009 Miss North Carolina Outstanding Teen.’ Today, her schedule remains full with a ...