Toasty Kettlyst Beer Garden opens in downtown Elon
The Toasty Kettlyst Beer Garden introduced an outdoor beer garden on North Holt Avenue. The outdoor drinking spot is an expansion of the Toasty Kettlyst Beer Company in Gibsonville.
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The Toasty Kettlyst Beer Garden introduced an outdoor beer garden on North Holt Avenue. The outdoor drinking spot is an expansion of the Toasty Kettlyst Beer Company in Gibsonville.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that a university event will be held Nov. 7 to continue discussion of the Israel-Hamas conflict. The event will actually be a lecture about Israel's national identity. Elon News Network regrets this error.
Updated as of 11:14 a.m. on Oct. 20 to include video from the memorial.
A permanent plaza has been under construction since Aug. 3 in downtown Elon, and will be complete by early December. The plaza, which will cost roughly $450,000, will be located on West College Avenue and North Williamson Avenue.
Alpha Epsilon Pi said prayers and hosted a walk of solidarity around Elon University’s campus for the state of Israel on Oct. 16.
Alamance-Burlington School System Public Information Officer Les Atkins announced Oct. 16 that the last of seven students were discharged from UNC Chapel Hill Hospital following a school bus crash.
Sandra Reid, a lecturer in human service studies at Elon University, said the fight for civil rights and racial equality will never end until actual reform is made.
Updated as of 1:44 p.m. on Oct. 17 to include more context from Elon students.
High school student Hays McDonnell, hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, said he was amazed by the beauty of Elon’s campus when he visited Oct. 6. According to Hays, once he and his family stepped foot onto campus, they had nothing but praise.
According to the automatic voice messaging system of NC Jelly Donuts, the fryer at the 3260 S. Church St. Burlington location started to malfunction — causing the business to temporarily close.
When senior Samantha Katz was 12 years old, she traveled to Israel for her bat mitzvah project — where she fundraised for an Israeli girl her age who had survived a bombing on a bus. Katz has kept in contact with her for nine years now and said her thoughts immediately went to her and her family, who are now living in Jerusalem.
Town of Elon Mayor Emily Sharpe and Town Manager Rich Roedner sat down with students Oct. 5 in Moseley Center to answer questions about working at a local municipality. The town hall event included town, community and county issues.
Numen Lumen Pavilion — a multifaith sacred space in the heart of Elon University — is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Kai Swanson, a cinema and television arts professor, said they have been using the Writer’s Guild of America strike and following settlement as an educational tool for her students.
Elon University’s Historic Neighborhood dates back to 1889, so it shouldn't come as a shock the buildings need occasional maintenance.
Elon University has seen an increase in reported rapes in the last three years, according to the 2023 fire and safety report. The report details crimes reported in 2022, which includes 17 cases of rape, seven more than the year prior and 15 more than 2020.
Early into her freshman year, now sophomore Katy Mulflur would receive what she called “grumpy” texts and calls from Jason Titunik, her downstairs neighbor in Historic neighborhood’s Hook, Brannock and Barney residential hall.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article stated that Phoenix Fan Fest was cancelled last year, when in fact it was relocated. Elon News Network regrets this error.
Apollo Chemical’s facility on Willow Springs Lane near Alamance-Burlington Regional Airport has been connected to a discharge of 1,4 Dioxane into Haw River.
Daymond John, star of ABC’s “Shark Tank,” joined Elon University as the Fall Convocation speaker Sept. 29 in the Schar Center.