Inaugural Celebration ties up a week of festivities
(01/14/13 1:52am)
Pat McCrory and guests gathered at the Raleigh Convention Center on Saturday for a final celebration to end a week of inaugural events.
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Pat McCrory and guests gathered at the Raleigh Convention Center on Saturday for a final celebration to end a week of inaugural events.
Pat McCrory, the 74th governor of North Carolina, delivered his inaugural speech Jan. 12 in Raleigh. Throughout the speech, McCrory addressed a number of issues affecting residents of the state, including the economy, unemployment and the education system.
Alexis Gray's trial, which was scheduled for Jan. 7, was continued. She will now be tried April 10, 2013.
Elon University technician Wayne Thompson is the co-owner of the new store, Airsoft R Us, a local business that caters to Airsoft players. Thompson was looking for something new to try and saw Airsoft as a great opportunity.
Fears of falling off the fiscal cliff were expected to hurt holiday sales. But locally, that was not the case.
ELN will be reporting on the upcoming Gubernatorial and Presidential Inauguration festivities this month. Our coverage will be broadcasted on January 21. Here is a list of gubernatorial inauguration events ELN staff members will be attending.
Elon Local News has learned that along with founder and Executive Director of Interfaith Youth Core Eboo Patel, several other notable religious and spiritual figures will be attending the Convocation for Honors on April 30.
An Elon University alumnus debuted his first full-length film production this past weekend at Walter M. Williams High School in Burlington.
The United States Department of Justice filed a civil rights lawsuit against Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson Thursday, after he was faced with allegations of racial profiling and discrimination.
The U.S. Justice Department filed a civil rights lawsuit against Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson Dec. 20, accusing him of engaging in discriminatory policing against Latinos.
The Guilford County and Iredell-Statesville school districts are two among 16 nationwide to receive federal Race to the Top grants to enact education reforms that promote individual student learning. The U.S. Department of Education allocated the funds Dec. 11.
Farrell Moose is keeping an eye on his water. When the North Carolina General Assembly voted in July to legalize hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in the state, he paid more than $300 for a baseline test of his well.
The Pendulum obtained a recording of the part of the 911 call made to Alamance Communications by Alexis Gray's parents Nov. 25. The call, placed a 11:48 a.m, was more than 11 minutes long. Click here to listen to a portion of the call.
Note: Assumes the student borrows the average amount each year and graduates in four years. Graphic from Center for College Affordability and Productivity.
Campus Security is around to keep students safe, but their presence in the Smith dorm is putting some freshman boys on edge, to the point that some have decided to transfer.
Last week's Presidential election led a lot of people to take to social media to express their opinions.
The economy was the deciding factor in the presidential election for many Alamance County voters. But despite their support for Republican candidate Mitt Romney, President Barack Obama has been re-elected. He lost North Carolina, but did not lose the election.
Before the polls officially closed, more than 90,000 registered voters finished casting their ballots in 37 different precincts, or voting zones, in Alamance County.
I’m not a political guy. One look at my Twitter feed and you’ll see a lot about sports, especially Elon University sports. It goes with the title I hold here at The Pendulum.
A recent Elon University Poll revealed North Carolinians’ collegiate basketball preference correlates with one’s presidential choice. The majority of North Carolina State fans supported Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney while those who support University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill’s team favor President Barack Obama and Duke University supporters are nearly divided, according to the poll conducted Oct. 21-26.