HIGH POINT, N.C. -- Developers in High Point announced the newest venture around the downtown baseball stadium. The Triad's first food hall is set to be built right beyond the outfield of the High Point Rockers There will be enough space for about eight to 10 vendors The developer says they are looking for vendors who will bring unique flavors, including ethnic foods or chefs The Triad's first food hall is set to be built right beyond the outfield of the High Point Rockers. C

The High Point Rockers' first-ever home game is in officially in the books. The excitement was palpable and the standing-room-only crowd proof that the opening of BB&T Point stadium on Thursday was a hit. Now the task ahead of organizers is ensuring that the project is a home run over the long haul. The 5,000-seat stadium has been in the works for years, dating back to 2015 when Tim Mabe of the High Point Convention and Visitors Bureau pitched the idea of a stadium at the sam

GREENSBORO, N.C. — We're staying on top of all things business this morning with the Triad Business Journal. Thursday's big news on a future development project in Greensboro took the focus of the conversation. Luke Bollinger with the Triad Business Journal says Roy Carroll's development announcement is huge for the city of Greensboro. "I think it might be the biggest investment planned for Downtown Greensboro in the city's history," said Bollinger. Click here to read the ful

HIGH POINT, N.C. -- Elm Street Cafe is a short walk to the High Point Rockers' new ballpark. “I'm hoping we’re going to get busy,” said Erhan Patan, who owns the cafe. That’s the hope of many restaurant and bar owners around High Point. “When you walk into Winston-Salem, Greensboro, people are walking on the streets. That’s what we want to see here, Patan said. Dr. Cory Filden’s office across the street from the ballpark has 29 prime parking spots. He plans to sell some of th

The big baseball game that will open High Point’s brand new downtown stadium isn’t until Thursday, May 2 – however, on Tuesday, April 30, there was a lot of excitement among High Point officials thanks to an announcement that only came about due to the stadium’s existence. Elliott Sidewalk Communities, the “master developer” overseeing most of the downtown development for the city, announced the first tenant for a key building going up at 275 N. Elm St. next to the stadium. M