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ELN: The Weather Update with Jenna Manderioli | August 30, 2021

9/16/21 12:45pm

ENN: Full Interview with Town of Elon Manager Richard Roedner

9/16/21 11:45am

Town Manager Richard Roedner provides updates on the potential move of the police station from downtown Elon to West Haggard Avenue.

Elon Local News | Full Broadcast | August 30, 2021

9/16/21 11:45am

Production by: Anchors: Chloe Franklin and Baylor Rodman Producer: Ashlyn DeLoughy Director: Ted Thomas Technical Director: Clare Grant Weather: Jenna Manderioli Social Editor: Ellis Chandler News Director: Ellis Chandler

ELN: Elon Student Assaults Elon Police Officer On South O'Kelly Avenue

9/16/21 11:45am

ELN: Elon University International Students Face Hurdles For COVID-19 Vaccine Approval

9/16/21 11:45am

ELN: Funeral Arrangements Set For Elon Trustee Wallace L. Chandler

9/16/21 11:45am

ELN: 100th Career Win For Elon Men's Soccer Coach

9/16/21 11:45am

ELN: Elon University Student Union Board Selects Bryce Vine For Fall Concert

9/16/21 11:45am

ELN: Elon Post Office Mail Carriers Get Creative With Delivery

9/16/21 11:45am

ELN: Burlington Police Chief Rich Austin Steps Back Before Beginning Position

9/16/21 11:45am

ELNM: Elon Crest Residents Concerned After Car Break-Ins, Thefts

9/16/21 11:30am

ELNM: Elon Jewish Community Observes Yom Kippur 2 Years After Chabad Shooting

9/16/21 11:30am

ELNM: Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration At Elon University

9/16/21 11:30am

ELNM: Elon University SGA Class of 2025 Election Results

9/16/21 11:30am

ELNM: Elon University LGBTQIA+ Community Pushes For Inclusion

9/16/21 11:30am

ELNM: Elon Football Takes On Appalachian State On Sept. 18

9/16/21 11:30am

ELNM: Elon University Ranks #1 In Teaching Excellence

9/16/21 11:30am

ELNM: The Weather Update with Andrew Zagari | September 16, 2021

9/16/21 11:30am

ELN Morning 9/16

9/16/21 8:30am

Happy birthday to one of our morning show anchors, Ashlyn DeLoughy!

SGA Election Speeches 2021: Ryan Elad

9/13/21 9:30pm

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