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The Alamance-Burlington School System suffered thousands of dollars in damages at Walter Williams High School from a string of senior pranks that occurred at six high schools in the district.
Eddie Talley said he has been an activist since he came out in 2004. Now, Talley is the organizer for Burlington’s pride parade and led over 40 participants June 24 through downtown Burlington. Talley said this is the third annual pride parade for Burlington, and the first year there were any protestors.
The Elon Town Council considered a petition by Elon University to add a pavilion to the intersection of North Antioch Avenue and East College Avenue, behind the Sklut Hillel House during the June 13 meeting.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was the first guest speaker at the North Carolina GOP Convention on June 9.
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Updated as of 2:09 p.m. June 2 to include comment from Clark.
The Burlington Police Department announced Assistant Police Chief Alan Balog will be the department’s next police chief. Balog has been with the department for 11 years and works closely with current Police Chief Brian Long, who is retiring in June.
Updated as of May 19 at 6:30 p.m. to include video and photos from the second ceremony.
Friends, family and military staff attended the U.S. Air Force and Army commissioning ceremonies May 18, where former ROTC cadets were sworn in as formal members of the military in Whitley Auditorium.
The kente cloth symbolizes prestige in many African societies, and it is a visual representation of African history, philosophy, ethics, moral values, political thought and more.
Brian Segovia, a student coordinator at Elon University’s El Centro, said during the Celebremos: Graduates Take Flight event that he cannot describe his four years at Elon without talking about the Latinx and Hispanic community he found at Elon. Segovia said despite the Hispanic community at Elon being a small group, it is a mighty community.
Updated as of May 18 at 3:21 p.m. to include comment from Dean Gaither.
Ninety-eight students received their masters degrees and oak saplings at Elon University’s graduate commencement ceremony May 17.
The Elon University Board of Trustees named Megan Curling a youth trustee member. Curling is set to serve on the board for two years.
As seniors prepare to graduate later this week, Jeff Stein, vice president for strategic initiatives, reminded the class of 2023 about their nontraditional four years at Elon. During the senior baccalaureate address, Stein encouraged students to embrace uncertainty after graduation — as they had to do when handling the COVID-19 pandemic.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed Senate Bill 20 on May 13 during a rally in Bicentennial Plaza in Raleigh, located mere footsteps from North Carolina’s Legislative Complex and State Capitol. During the rally, Cooper said he is opposed to SB20, and highlighted that both Republican-dominated houses of the General Assembly passed the bill within 48 hours — which some have criticized as reckless.
Gov. Roy Cooper is going to veto Senate Bill 20 at a “veto rally for health care freedom” at 10 a.m. May 13 at Bicentennial Mall in Raleigh in collaboration with the North Carolina Reproductive Freedom Coalition.
Editor’s Note: The content of this article includes mention of sexual assault.
George Moorhead was commissioned as a lieutenant in the army in the late 1950s and 60s. When he came back from his military service, he started his own sales company and gave those he employed the opportunity for growth and development for 30 years. He was married to his late wife, Marianne, for almost 60 years and was a giving father to his two children: Jack and Leslie. Moorhead also helps students learn about the human body in extensive detail and prepares them for a variety of careers in the medical field.
The Alamance Burlington Board of Education voted to terminate the employment of Ivan Danilo Ardila-Perez, a Southern Middle School teacher, during its work session Tuesday. Perez, 37, had been a Spanish teacher and soccer coach.