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BURLINGTON — On the outer wall of 1908 South Mebane St., Burlington, the words “JOHN’S NEW MISSI,” can be read. Below that is the subhead, “UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST.”
COLUMBIA, SC- Gov. Jeb Bush suspended his campaign for the 2016 Republican nomination on Saturday night following a fourth place finish in the South Carolina Primary.
Beginning Feb. 22, 2016, Elon University Transportation will have a van service from campus to the PART Route 4 Alamance Burlington Express Route bus stop. The van will take passengers from the university to the PART bus stop at Alamance Regional Medical Center. From there, the busses will be running of Route 4, which makes stops in Greensboro, Mebane, Whitsett, and Chapel Hill.
President Leo Lambert announced Thursday the 2016-17 fiscal year budget, approved by Elon's Board of Trustees.
RALEIGH — Moments before an event took place honoring the one-year anniversary of the Chapel Hill shooting victims, people on North Carolina State University’s campus went about their daily business.
At Koury Business Center young entrepreneurs learn how to start, finance, and run a business. For some, these are merely exercises but for students like Madison Tamblyn, a Project Management Major, they're skills she intends to put to use very soon.
DURHAM — Vice President Joe Biden emphasized the need for increased national attention toward finding a cure for cancer during a round-table discussion Wednesday afternoon at the Duke University School of Medicine.
He sits at his desk the day before flying out to the Super Bowl and talks about his favorite memories with relative ease. One question appears to stump him, though: What would go through your mind if the Panthers won the Super Bowl?
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Cries of, “Forward together, not one step back” rang through the streets of downtown Raleigh yesterday, where hundreds gathered for a voting rights rally. The state’s capitol was the terminus of the day’s leg of America's Journey for Justice, an 860-mile march from Selma to Washington, D.C., sponsored by the NAACP and a broad coalition of partner organizations.The marchers are spending 10 days in North Carolina to draw attention to its voting right record.
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Nearly every day for the past several decades, Clay Smith of Redbud Farm has awakened at sunrise eager to plant, tend and market his crops. He’s 70 now and has witnessed massive changes in farming methods and economics. He’s typical in many ways of the farmers who are the foundation of a strong country.
Elon Local News spoke to President Bill Clinton today about why college students should vote for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. Here's what he said:
When James Earl Ray’s bullet pierced the skull of Martin Luther King Jr., he inadvertently catalyzed the United States — a nation whose fabrics were embedded with racial tension and hostility — to resolve its differences.
Throughout the course of the Jan. 14 Republican undercard debate, former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum expressed much opposition against the Obama administration on a host of issues.
BURLINGTON — Three weeks ago, Louis Boswell had a home. Now, jobless and all but hopeless, she lives in a cheap Burlington hotel, using her diminishing social security payments to keep herself from a life in the streets.
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In 2006, Link Transit Manager Mike Nunn began helping plan a public busing system for Alamance County. Today, the 10-year project is nearly complete and is expected launch this summer.