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It was a night for accolades at the Monday evening Town of Elon Board of Aldermen meeting Monday night. Next week, the board plans to discuss restricted parking on Nov. 11 at 6 p.m.
According to NCStateFair.org, 929,748 people were at the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh this year. The fair has rides, music and an abundance of food options. Jeff Beaver, the owner of the Old Style food stand, sells two very different food items: roasted corn and fried candy bars.
Rashidi Byaombe wasn’t used to peace.
Elon students had the opportunity to watch two visiting Tibetan monks construct a Buddhist Sand Mandala over the course of three days last week. The monks are resident teachers at the Kadampa Center for the Practice of Tibetan Buddhism, a local Buddhist center based locally in Raleigh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7hbRa_zKn0&feature=youtu.be
Many churches are ecstatic about the recent legalization of same-sex marriage in North Carolina - Elon Community Church is one of them.
Elon's 2014 homecoming marked some milestone reunions for different campus groups.
President Emeritus Earl Danieley played tour guide Friday, Oct. 17, taking alumni on a BioBus tour of campus.
They might be referred to as puppies or a man's best friend; but no matter what you call them, Woofstock, a dog rescue festival in Burlington, N.C. had them all. On Saturday, Oct. 4 the Humane Society hosted the festival in the City Park Amphitheater.
BURLINGTON, N.C. — There was a not-so-ceremonial police escort through the neighborhoods leading up to Harvey Newlin Elementary. Six squad cars lined up outside the school. Armed officers, some with both hands glued to the right side of their hip, rushed out of their cars towards what looked like an abandoned home. Across the street from this heated scene some 800 elementary school kids were sitting on reading carpets, practicing cursive, or working on fractions in their classrooms just like any other weekday.
Arguments to clear the way for a new mixed-use building next to Skids that would take parking away from The Oaks Apartments were heard at the public hearing at the Board of Alderman meeting Monday at the Elon Town Hall.
Eddie King, former Fire and EMT Director for the Town of Elon, spoke publicly for the first time to ELN about being suspended from his job. King was placed on non-disciplinary suspension on Sept. 10 and last week, while suspended, he announced his retirement.
Higher Ground, a space of community for people who are HIV positive and people who are affected by the virus, is located in Greensboro, N.C. Mark Cassity is the director of this welcoming safe haven for people who are HIV-positive.
One local orchard uses the fruits of its labor to teach children about stewardship.
Located just down the road from The Station at Mill Point, Lawrence Slade Park has reopened. The Elon community gathered on Friday, Sept. 19 to celebrate the event with face painting, games and food.
Elon tailgates are packed with barbeque, corn hole and of course school spirit. But this past tailgate was a little different. The Club Baseball tent was devoted to Elon student Devon Bartholf.
A grey Mitsubishi Lancer said to have been traveling at a "high rate of speed" collided with a silver Mazda 626 Monday evening at the intersection of Haggard and Oak Avenues.
The 27th annual Burlington Carousel Festival took place this weekend, and with a new twist. The Kernodle Center for Service Learning & Community Engagement of Elon University partnered with the Burlington Parks and Recreation Department to get Elon students involved.
Parents and loved ones visited Elon from all over the country this weekend; but one student spent Family Weekend an ocean across from hers.
It's an early Saturday morning on Sept. 13, and Elon's service learning community isn't sleeping in.