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A poster with the words "GOD BLESS CHARLIE KIRK" was placed on Sept. 11 at 9:01am on the corner of West Haggard and North Williamson Avenue.
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A poster with the words "GOD BLESS CHARLIE KIRK" was placed on Sept. 11 at 9:01am on the corner of West Haggard and North Williamson Avenue.
A poster with the words "GOD BLESS CHARLIE KIRK" was placed on the corner of West Haggard and North Williamson Avenue on Sept. 11.
A poster with the words "GOD BLESS CHARLIE KIRK" was placed on Sept. 11 at 9:01am on the corner of West Haggard and North Williamson Avenue.
Typically the basement isn’t the highlight of a library. However, the crowded basement of May Memorial Library in downtown Burlington has been crawling with avid readers, resellers and Burlington residents on a mission to take full advantage of the Friends of the Alamance County Public Libraries’ fall book sale.
After a year defined by both growing pains and promising steps forward, Elon University’s cross country team enters the 2025 season with something they lacked in 2024: consistency.
After starting last season 1-5 with four losses at home, the Elon University football team bounced back and won their last four games. Head coach Tony Trisciani said the team is hoping to carry that momentum into this season.
Sophomore running back TJ Thomas Jr. enters this season as one of the notable returning skill positions for Elon University football. As a freshman, Thomas made an immediate impact as the second running back on the depth chart behind senior Rushawn Baker, accounting for 696 total yards from scrimmage.
Going into her senior year for Elon University’s dance team, Olivia Ferranola said she would love to achieve a first-place finish in next year’s hip-hop and pom categories. However, she said that she doesn’t want competition to be the team’s only measure of success.
The Elon University volleyball team is entering the 2025 season with a new face at the helm.
Elon University men’s soccer team is zeroing in on a fresh start, following a year in which they went 10-7-1. Head coach Marc Reeves said in order to repeat last season’s strong performance, they must put aside any talk about the previous year.
Elon University women’s soccer team saw a huge turnaround during the 2024 season. After winning just three out of 17 games during the 2023 season, they improved their record by 10 games en route to an appearance in the Coastal Athletic Association semifinals.
As Elon University men’s soccer kicks off its 2025 campaign, it’ll be looking to deliver on promising developments from 2024, with contributions from new leaders.
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As Alamance County and the towns within prepare for municipal elections on Nov. 4, Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson sets his sights on his seventh term in the position, running for reelection in North Carolina primary elections March 3, 2026.
CORRECTION: The original version of this article stated that Katie Bisgrove made a save during the first half. The save during the first half was made by Anna Hamner. Elon News Network regrets this error.
The Carolina Cowboys are set to take over First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro this weekend as Professional Bull Riders Cowboy Days bucks into town.
Updated as of 8:29 p.m. on Sept. 10 to include update from Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Kash Patel
CORRECTION: The original version of this article stated that construction on East Haggard Avenue started on Sept. 9. Construction on East Haggard will start on Sept. 11 . Elon News Network regrets this error.
Vickie Jeffries, or Mihe Heyananhes Yattse, is a beader, basket weaver and Indigenous herbalist. She was born in Alamance County and is an enrolled citizen of the Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation.
Burlington Animal Services has installed 10 pet microchip scanning stations at fire departments and sheriff’s offices across the county, giving residents a quick tool to reunite stray animals with their families.