All That Jas Celebrating 10 Years
(11/05/13 6:43pm)
Local Business All That Jas is celebrating 10 years of business during Homecoming Weekend on Saturday, Nov. 9th.
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Local Business All That Jas is celebrating 10 years of business during Homecoming Weekend on Saturday, Nov. 9th.
One rocky month into the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, a health care forum in McKinnon Hall found the issue far from settled on Monday.
In November 2003, Michaelle Graybeal decided to pursue her passion for creation by opening All That JAS, a boutique store offering unique apparel and customized merchandise to fit individual styles.
On Saturday, a cappella singing group Twisted Measure presented an Aca-Book Drive, a concert to benefit the Worldwide Book Drive, a philanthropic business that works to distribute books to people in need.
Every year, the cul-de-sac of Bent Tree Court lights up with flashing and blinking pumpkins and peppy pop music. Jimmy Curiazza, a longtime Gibsonville resident and Elon University physical plant plumbing supervisor, decorates his house for Halloween each October with a carefully-timed light show.
Moral Mondays are protests that are familiar to the citizens of North Carolina. After a summer full of protests at the capitol in Raleigh, Alamance County saw its first Moral Monday protest Oct. 28.
Reverend Doctor William Barber II isn’t concerned with being successful — instead, he grapples with a different question.
Actors, make up and a crowd are just some of the ingredients for putting on a good show. But this Saturday the performers at an annual production at the Holly Hill Mall weren't as lively as usual. They looked like Zombies - with rotting flesh, a slow walk and a hunger for humans - and it was all part of the Annual Zombie Walk at the Holly HIll Mall.
The annual "Dark in the Park" Halloween Carnival took place last Saturday, Oct. 26, at City Park in Burlington, N.C.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Two residents of Elon N.C. support one another through their battle.
Students who ride the West End Route on Elon's BioBus might be wondering why they're seeing a familiar face less often. That's because Bill Huff, the friendly bus driver that greets every student with a smile and a warm hello, was diagnosed with stage three pancreatic cancer in February 2013.
Bella is Elon junior Nick Cook's four-year-old sister. Bella Elder was born with Down Syndrome, has had open-heart surgery before turning 5 months old, and was diagnosed with Leukemia.
Classic cars littered old-fashioned streets and oldies music played from the speakers. Folks traveled back in time this weekend when they attended the Gibsonville Cruise In, which is only a few minutes off campus. In the midst of all the excitement, one car and one man stood out. His name is Doug Seawell and he builds classic cars for a living.
When Loaves and Fishes, Alamance County's largest food distributor, closed it doors in August, many community members worried where they would get their next meal.
On Saturday, Special Olympics North Carolina's central region held its annual bocce tournament, bringing the event to Burlington for the first time.
You don't have to go to a cornfield to get spooked this October. The Haunted Forest Reborn is a Halloween trail right here in Burlington.
Ronnie Wall was first elected mayor of Burlington in 2007. Since being re-elected in 2009, he has run unopposed, according to the Burlington Times-News.
Drive an hour down Route 40 on Saturday Morning, and visit a North Carolina staple: the Durham Farmers Market. Walk past vendors selling scarves, soaps, and food- and you'll find one person selling something a little different.
Imagine not knowing where your next meal comes from. In the Tar Heel state, a good amount of North Carolinians know this feeling all too well. According to Christine Byrd, Director of Development and Communication at Greensboro Urban Ministries, North Carolina ranks in the top ten in the nation for food insecurity, and in the Triad, is even worse.
15 students from the class of 20-14 were awarded the Lumen prize, a 15,000 dollars scholarship that helps fund various academic endeavors. Senior Andrew Fischer was one of the recipients.