Mary Bogest is a journalist based in High Point, North Carolina. She writes for High Point Enterprises and her work has also appeared in The Dispatch. Mary covers a range of local topics, including community events, human interest stories, and local businesses.
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From left, Frank Thomas poses with Elizabeth and David Briggs. David Briggs retired after 12 years serving as director of the High Point Theatre.
Mary Bogest and Mary Ann Bohi pose in front of an the hot air balloon they rode in over the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.
Hope you enjoyed part one of my trip to Africa with my dear friend Mary Ann Bohi. Now we go on to part two. In part one we were in
Continuing from last week’s column, our group, now 15 well-traveled adventurers, entered Tanzania. Unlike in Kenya, most of the main roads were paved. This was in stark contrast to the roads in the preserves and national parks.
“We are Family” is not just the signature song of Sister Sledge, it is also the guiding principle for Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist High Point Medical Center. Recently the
Jonathan Odom's career ended as it started almost 29 years ago in the chapel of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in his hometown of High Point. This retirement would be a very emotional day for Odom as friends, family and those dear to him gathered to celebrate his service to the country he loves.
Nancy Ramsey-Leisure, the founder of Sisters of Hope NC Inc., began, “Thank you, Women in Motion. it’s been a long time, but through my struggles God gave me a vision
The autumn leaves are beginning to fall. Thanksgiving is around the corner. As I viewed the flags of North Carolina at half-staff on the one-month remembrance of the devastation of
I am continually amazed by the New York Times best-selling authors the High Point Literary League brings to the city. The fall speaker was no exception and dazzled with his stories of intrigue. Larry Loftis, author of books such as “Watchmaker's Daughter,” “Code Name Lisa” and “The Princess Spy,” first entertained at the High Point Literary League's Author Welcoming Dinner for board members and their guests at the String & Splinter Club. This “progressive” dinner allows the author “progress” from three tables, beginning with the salad, then an entrée, and the finale is the dessert (always delicious at the String).
Was it Paris? London? New York? No, it was High Point as models walked and strutted down the runway for the fourth annual High Point Fashion's Night Out. This fabulous event, now hosted by the Junior League of High Point, began through the vision of two High Pointers, Stephanie James Goldman of Allen & James Home and Katy Brame Dahany, owner of Monkees of High Point. At first the duo held the event at Allen & James Home Design, which put their design studio in the historic Sherrod House (Thank you for your historic preservation of this beautiful home!) on North Main Street.
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