Source: WGHP, 10/4/17

For a lot of us, north High Point is known for busy streets and new neighborhoods that seem to pop up overnight. But Harriet Mattes remembers when life was a lot slower. “We were in the county, we were way out in the country,” Mattes said. Instead of new homes and traffic, you were more likely to see a cow. “We had as many as 300 at time,” Mattes said.

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