Burlington, NC News

• Burlington, NC News
• Obtaining property
• DWI
• Breaking and entering
• Superior Court roundup
• After 10 years, authorities still searching for Tom Fogleman's killer
• Cemetery plot set aside to honor veterans
• Around the Schools: Students, teachers, officers all honored
• Open & Shut: Ice cream truck to visit neighborhoods
• Spelling champ is headed to Washington
• Real People: Student to spend time at three military academies
• Group wants resolution to support public transportation
• Guns, bullets, alcohol all seized from homicide scene
• Pritchard-Stainback
• Horner-Dunnagan
• Baugher-Malone
• Beale-Kiser
• Ribelin-Overman
• Meritt-Moore
• Memories come alive in Odell's 'The Healing'
• A caregiver shares her story
• Remember ... They paid the ultimate price
• Tar Heels ruin Wolfpack’s plans in 12th inning at ACC tourney
• Durham Bulls appreciate how Japanese star Matsui fits in
• UNCG parts ways with original baseball coach
• Post 63 opens season by sweeping doubleheader
• Purkhiser claims touring series stop at Ace Speedway
• Southern Conference braces for realignment ripple effect
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, May 27: Battle of Seven Pines, Va., rise of Robert E. Lee.
• Fracking and the rural dilemma
• As the garden turns ...
• This is not the time for an ACC bond referendum
• Fox column takes too simplistic view
• Uncertain times call for creative solutions
• For sale by owner
• Drugs
• Drugs
• Possession stolen goods
• Assault
• Driving while impaired
• College explores location options of new tech center
• Military investigating local Marine's death
• Local events planned for Memorial Day weekend
• After 10 years, authorities still searching for Tom Fogleman's killer
• Locked-out sitter creates minor blip in a memorable night
• Around the Schools: Students, teachers, officers all honored
• Copland scholarship winners named
• Potential benefit cuts for county employees cause concern
• Phoenix falls out of SoCon Tournament
• Blinding light of truth
• Back on track? Hardly
• Putting the spirit back into graduations
• Ups and downs: Champion shaggers; good news for grads; and Dory goes home
• Three charged in Moran Street break-in
• Applying the pain: Phoenix stays alive in tourney
• List of Memorial Day holiday closings
• Celebrity houses, great views found along Lake Como
• Caswell County vandalism brings federal attention
• Sex offender charged with violation
• The Alamance Scene: Veterans and families meet
• Dead body near McLeansville being investigated as homicide
• Local events planned for Memorial Day weekend
• Cut the "new" driver some slack
• Police identify pedestrian killed by train
• Attitudes to avoid, actions to adopt
• Avoid "needy" plants, like irises
• Military investigating local Marine's death
• Pair sentenced for Tanger Outlets perfume theft
• 'In charge of bedazzling': Teacher Ann Beamon left an indelible mark on students, friends
• Alamance County unemployment rate declines sharply
• Gubernatorial race heats up with litigation over TV ad
• NBC series to be filmed in Wilmington
• Lawmaker charged with misdemeanor death by vehicle
• Body of woman found in car in Guilford County
• Former UNC president released from hospital, recuperating at home
• Applicants sought for community college board
• Pedestrian killed by train
• Folk musician Doc Watson critical in hospital
• Eight-year-old girl dies after being hit in Asheville
• Body of Virginia man found floating at marina
• Mistrial declared in statutory rape trial
• Cape Hatteras makes Best Beaches Top 10
• Beggars can't be picky in this job market
• Feelings can cloud rational thinking ... and parenting
• Fox ejected after Tar Heels loss; Wake Forest rebounds
• The deafening silence
• Gasoline price editorial inaccurate, misleading
• We need to restore our nation to its former values
• Leaders shirking responsibility to manage public schools
• Pentagon spending and the GOP
• Facebook posts at center of deliberations in statuatory rape case
• Dick Shirley named Boy Scouts's Man of the Year
• Local restaurant gets a television makeover
• Starbucks site of Cars and Coffee event Saturday
• 'In charge of bedazzling': Teacher Ann Beamon left an indelible mark on students, friends
• Master flatpicker Doc Watson in NC hospital
• Nothing fun when war games get real
• Applicants sought for community college board
• Mistrial declared in statutory rape trial
• "Green" courses to be offered
• The Alamance Scene: flapjacks and a car wash
• Plenty of offense and a close shave for Elon
• Sharply divided school board OKs survey policy
• Forecasters: 9 to 15 storms this hurricane season
• UNC trustees hear about academic fraud case
• N.C. House panels roll out spending adjustments
• Medicaid gap fix given final legislative OK
• Jury in John Edwards trial asks for 20 exhibits
• Cooper warns of longtime scammer
• Local restaurant gets a television makeover
• We Checked It Out: Did precinct chair ask for voter's ID?
• Man gets 50 years in Ponzi scheme
• 27 people arrested in Charlotte gang roundup
• Justice Center opposes cuts to unemployment aid
• Drugs, money and guns seized
• Update: Police call case where father killed son 'bizarre'
• Celebrating 125 years of the Times-News
• Burlington bluegrass band takes top prize at Got to Be N.C. Festival
• Final cut of 'Brother's Keeper' set for Saturday
• Willow Oak Park music fest is this weekend
• Ring in Memorial Day weekend with The Harvey Dalton Arnold Blues Band
• 'Train to Trane' music fest begins Friday in Saxapahaw
• Staycation event kicks off upcoming tour
• Lil John's music fest adds to its list of fun things to do
• Dance, dance, dance: County youngsters compete on a national scale
• Rumley rides surge, strives for more at Ace Speedway
• Phoenix falls flat in Southern Conference Tournament opener
• Elon’s next tourney opponent aware of lurking danger
• ACC baseball tourney: Wolfpack rallies past Miami; Tar Heels roll
• Former North Carolina star running back Voight dies
• Duke’s good-well mission: Football players leave mark on Africa trip
• Facebook posts at center of deliberations in statuatory rape case
• Sharply divided school board OKs survey policy
• Swepsonville officials sign off on development plans
• County will look into bond referendum request
• Man taken to hospital after falling off scooter
• We Checked It Out: Did precinct chair ask for voter's ID?
• Drugs, money and guns seized
• French passenger not charged in diverted flight
• Ga. Tech upsets top-seed FSU 5-4 in ACC tourney
• NAACP state chief back at Legislative Building
• N.C. Senate head pushes $440M education package
• Amendment banning same-sex marriage in effect
• Update: Police call case where father killed son "bizarre"
• Mayor to drop charges against commissioner
• Health department confirms rabid raccoon
• Feds: Eastern wind farm could kill eagles
• Dispute over Confederate statue goes to court
• Jury at Edwards trial to deliberate for fourth day
• Hurricane season's head start
• A lifetime of cooking: This Cook of the Month has mastered many dishes
• Holiday Band kicks off Thursdays at Seven series
• HBO documentary surveys 'The Weight of the Nation'
• McGeorge becomes first Elon player elected to College Football Hall of Fame
• N.C. State lands basketball transfer from LSU
• Conference tourney preview: Phoenix follows lead of starting pitchers
• In-state teams make plans for pitching to carry through ACC Tournament
• Self-righteous rhetoric about amendment saddens
• Meeting highlighted our community’s needs
• Celebrating 125 years of the Times-News
• Robbery with dangerous weapon
• Drugs
• Flee/elude arrest with motor vehicle
• DWI
• Save the date
• State, defense rest in Bible-school statutory rape case
• County manager proposes property tax increase
• Patrol charges N.C. woman with DWI, speeding on I-85
• Law to tie corporate tax break, private tuition
• The Alamance Scene: Learn about bluebirds and long rifles
• Police looking for three after robbery
• County will put old Graham High School building up for sale
• Man faces DWI charges after wreck
• Jury at Edwards trial ends third day of deliberation
• Jurors resume deliberations in Edwards trial
• Alberto's coastal North Carolina impact to be minimal
• Passenger's suspicious claim diverts N.C.-bound jet to Maine
• Man seriously injured after car wrecks under overpass
• County will look into bond referendum request
• Man taken to hospital after falling off scooter
• Tell us about your favorite quick getaway
• Health department confirms rabid raccoon
• Brag about your best friend
• Christian legal group drops UNC-Greensboro suit
• Geologist: Fracking estimates were optimistic
• Lawmakers mull how much schools should pay back
• In 4-3 vote, school board approves lunch price increase
• One-two punch at the pump
• Rave reviews already rolling in for Redskins rookie QB Griffin
• Hurricanes sign defenseman McBain, two other players
• Phoenix freshman invasion: Elon counts on newcomers heading into postseason
• Tough on crime, tough on justice
• Thoughtful citizens made difference in food drive
• Rebuilding a body after cancer takes help
• Forever a musician
• County manager proposes property tax increase
• In 4-3 vote, school board approves lunch price increase
• Jury to hear child sex abuse case
• Jury at John Edwards trial asks for exhibits
• Spruced-up restaurant will be on Food Network this week
• Real People: 'In America, the impossible is possible'
• Burlington police: Missing woman found
• Woman killed in motorcycle wreck was from rural Elon
• Fire department captain honored for safety work
• Natural sources of sweetness better than artificial
• Assess strengths, weaknesses before you begin training
• Alleged marijuana grow busted
• Swepsonville council will examine development plans
• Woman charged with cutting woman in face
• Man with innocence case released from prison
• The Alamance Scene: summer camp and a pow wow
• Spanish-speaking parrot returned home
• Orange County budget projects no tax increase, employee raises
• Shooting injures one during Orange County break-in
• Hillsborough farm acquires online market, food delivery
• Transit levy polls at nearly 60 percent support in Orange
• UNC president emeritus upgraded to fair condition
• KKK fliers promote cross burning in Reidsville
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• Jury at Edwards trial set to resume deliberations
• United Way gives awards, elects officers
• Open & Shut: Sign company moves
• Legislators propose honor in memory of "B" Holt
• Bee Gees' Robin Gibb dies after long cancer battle
• 'Sense assessment' can help when considering care facility
• Gallery Players' 'South Pacific' takes home 11 Pearl Awards
• Cuts in the court: Judicial system faces tight budget year
• Real People: 'In America, the impossible is possible'
• DWI
• Assault/serious injury
• Book: To cook Mongolian cuisine, get a blow torch
• Burlington police: Missing woman found
• Assault/serious injury
• Drug charges
• Obtaining property by false pretenses
• DWI
• Woman dies in motorcycle wreck
• Woman killed in motorcycle wreck was from rural Elon
• Class of 2012 graduates from Elon
• Spruced-up restaurant will be on Food Network this week
• Animal shelter looks for Amazon parrot's owner
• Superior Court roundup
• Around the Schools: GED, Adult High School diplomas awarded
• Enoch-Snipes
• Whitmore-Roberts
• Scheetz-Fields
• Fuller-Winebarger
• Be careful what you wish for in 'Austenland'
• Walden-Trbovich
• Eskridge-Villanova
• Work in progess: Area artist is turning an old Glencoe Mill machine shop into an art studio
• Love-Johnson
• Shannon
• Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Howe
• Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Albright
• Phoenix hopes baseball tournament brings rewards
• In-state trio lands in same ACC baseball tourney bracket
• Durham Bulls retire ex-skipper's jersey number
• Burlington tagged for future State Games events
• Post 63 puts priority on pitching with purpose
• Their cups runneth over: Burlington duo teams up for CGA title
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, May 20: Battle of Front Royal, Va.
• A few belated post-election thoughts …
• The changing immigration dynamic
• Political non-stories
• School funding by the numbers
• Staff at Twin Lakes, hospice make a huge difference
• Change is definitely needed, at the presidential level
• Police: Woman reported missing from hospital
• Lap by lap, Relay for Life battles cancer
• Advocate's roadtrip will document impact of disease
• Book: To cook Mongolian cuisine, get a blow torch
• Graham budget would hold property taxes steady
• Woman dies in motorcycle wreck
• Tuesday event will explore 125 years of local history
• One charged in burglary
• Class of 2012 graduates from Elon
• Woman charged after marijuana seizure
• Animal shelter looks for Amazon parrot's owner
• Rumley overcomes cold, bruising racing to win Late Models main event at Ace
• Elon bounces right way, deflects Citadel in home finale
• Three players leave N.C. State football team
• Carolina conceit
• Ingle represents the people as a lawmaker should
• Alice Bordsen needs to escape wonderland, get in real world
• Ups and Downs: Glorious graduation; medical movements; and paving a path to glory
• Lap by lap, Relay for Life battles cancer
• Survivors play a key role in Relay for Life
• Local sax-man succumbs to cancer
• Advocate's roadtrip will document impact of disease
• Otherworldly: Ride on a gondola a once-in-a-lifetime experience
• Graham budget would hold property taxes steady
• One charged in burglary
• Many plants go by a variety of names
• Be assured, none has to climb alone
• The Alamance Scene: learn about military academies
• Democrats' group paying for anti-McCrory ad
• Jurors ask to look at exhibits in Edwards trial
• I wonder when the cows will come home
• Jennifer Aniston to make movie in Wilmington
• Former UNC president remains in critical condition
• Law enforcement honor the fallen
• N.C. unemployment rate continues slow decline
• Woman charged after marijuana seizure
• Relay For Life
• City council swaps some property, annexes others
• Jury to begin deliberations in John Edwards case
• Feds: Pastor had sex with minors in Haiti
• Local vote canvass doesn't change outcomes
• VIDEO: Facebook's IPO one of world's largest
• Elon University graduation will make for a busy Saturday morning
• No criminal charges filed in death of inmate
• It's time to table taking photos of people eating
• Think twice before succumbing to 'attachment parenting' theory
• Burlington native suffers slide in bid to repeat on eGolf Tour
• Lacrosse coach savors ride with Duke, eager to build new Elon program
• ACC sets kickoffs: Elon visits North Carolina in early start
• York rolls putts to Alamance County Senior Am title
• Durham Bulls homer off Matsuzaka early, post shutout win
• Phoenix flirts with danger in baseball rout of Citadel
• Relay for Life makes us remember a common enemy
• ACC Foundation a worthy place to aid local education
• Drivers are far too careless around stopped buses
• Drug charges
• Larceny by employee
• Indecent liberties
• Remembering the music
• Man charged after drugs and money seized
• 2012 graduates find improving job market
• Authorities still looking for third man involved in chase
• Law enforcement honor the fallen
• Survivors play a key role in Relay for Life
• A little skepticism is part of the 'Grand Bargain'
• Sunday event will promote motorcycle safety
• Local vote canvass doesn't change outcomes
• Elon University graduation will make for a busy Saturday morning
• Boy finds finger piece in Arby's sandwich
• N.C. teen smoking rates reach historic lows
• Ruling means June trial in Perdue campaign probe
• Conviction overturned in death of N.C. visitor in Hawaii
• Closing arguments in John Edwards corruption trial
• Senators back more forced annexation changes
• Saturday walk for Children's Miracle Network is sponsored by Wal-Mart
• Buffett's Berkshire to buy Media General papers
• Murder charge may be dropped in Greensboro killing
• 14 students suffer minor burns on school bus
• Alligator bites worker trying to capture it
• Council backs mobile home in split vote
• Burlington Dance Center's spring concert features 'Carnival of Animals'
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 5-17-12
• Arts council's grilling class has Latin flavor
• Hillsborough Hog Day festival is this weekend
• Attractions take folks back in time
• Got To Be N.C. Festival offers something for all ages
• Canadian composer joins Voices ensemble for show in Burlington
• Dance troupe tallies funds for Little Pink Houses of Hope
• Carousel Festival selects headliner
• Local singer Becca June receives award nomination
• One last hurrah: Before retirement, J.D. Crowe plans show at Lil John's weekend fest
• Accomplished photographer will speak at local club
• Students of Carolyn Teague plan exhibit at BAL Gallery
• Matsui, big baseball names stir excitement in Durham
• Former standout generates impressive results while ‘testing’ at Ace
• Elon opens baseball series by edging Citadel in fast fashion
• N.C. Central football coach arrested on assault charge
• Hooper, Russell share first-round lead at county Senior Amateur
• Eternal message: Visitors to gravesite need only have a smartphone to learn about Nicholas Weis
• ARMC expansion plans began before Cone merger
• Chuck Brown, pioneer of 'go-go' funk music, dies
• Two of three in custody after chase
• Local airport gets $150,000 grant
• City ups fee for Internet sweepstakes businesses
• Singer, bandleader, radio personality dies at 90
• City council swaps some property, annexes others
• Commissioners get county budget "starting point"
• History will come alive at Alamance Battleground
• The Alamance Scene: yard sale and craft workshop
• Council backs mobile home in split vote
• Naked driver convicted
• Former UNC president Friday in critical condition
• Four children exposed to mercury at Lenoir school
• Man killed in Fayetteville home; woman missing
• Defense rests without calling Edwards, mistress
• Legislature returns to work, met by protesters
• Local student earns Morehead-Cain scholarship
• ARMC plans $60 million expansion
• Woman appears in court on charges related to 'potentially dangerous dog' Lissa
• Orange County budget projects no tax increase, employee raises
• Orange court denies DWI appeal
• Defense mum on whether John Edwards will testify
• House fire kills SBI agent in his home
• Three UNC students dribble across state for tolerance
• Woman injured in wreck
• Man took break from crime spree to cook frozen pizza
• $2 Dinners: Give your Memorial Day cookout a southern twist
• Sweet on cookies: A gourmet magazine cookbook offers a timeless variety of delectable treats
• Matsui goes hitless in debut with Durham Bulls
• Senior says Elon shouldn’t shy from objectives as final baseball series looms
• College baseball: N.C. State coach suspended by ACC
• Short session, long memories
• Fact-checking on historical records would be appreciated
• A candidate's past
• The Bible's truth never really changes
• Thanks for helping make Civitan event a success
• Let's bring facts to the debate
• Last big-name basketball recruit in class picks Duke
• A home for Hercules
• Goodwill hiring for jobs in Burlington and Whitsett
• Law enforcement memorial planned
• Undertaker crosses "go on 'The Price Is Right'" off bucket list
• Former Elon football standouts Riddle, Jones sign pro contracts
• Naked driver convicted
• Local student earns Morehead-Cain scholarship
• Three UNC students dribble across state for tolerance
• Woman injured in wreck
• Man took break from crime spree to cook frozen pizza
• Times-News gets another Love Enough to Share donation
• NCIS: $2 million in stolen military property recovered
• The Alamance Scene: food drive and yard sale
• Edwards campaign finance chairman paid mistress
• General Assambly session isn't just about budget adjustments
• City budget proposal maintains current property tax rate
• New site won't be only change for alternative school
• School board looks at options for lunch price increase
• Man charged with drug offenses
• Archers of Loaf takes crowd back in time
• Man makes amends for stealing plants in 1958
• Cops: N.Y. man shoots friend in leg at his request
• KKK reportedly met in Eden
• Hundreds petition for release of dog condemned by Orange County
• SBI to investigate possible financial crimes at UNC
• Former officer gets eight years in death of N.C. man
• City awaits court ruling on marriage amendment
• John Edwards' eldest daughter to take the stand
• Man pleads guilty to cocaine possession charges
• Alamance County’s Relay for Life is Friday
• Open and Shut: Sugar Boogers set to open
• Burlington man pleads guilty to failing to register as a sex offender
• A real life saver
• Road games, rematches set for area teams in ACC / Big Ten Challenge
• Commentary: Elon player would have been better off wrong
• Matsui is in Bulls' immediate plans as team comes off road trip
• Social security office was an example of government waste
• Thumbs up to the Board of Elections for job well done
• Candidate offers thanks for supporting austere campaign
• For cell phones: No warrant, no tracking
• Evolution does indeed take time
• City budget proposal maintains current property tax rate
• New site won't be only change for alternative school
• School board looks at options for lunch price increase
• A home for Hercules
• Programs aim to put local veterans back to work
• Alamance County’s Relay for Life is Friday
• The Alamance Scene: gospel and flapjacks
• How to build the best calf muscles possible
• Spinal tap gives clues to brain, spinal cord health
• Latest in Edwards corruption trial: A news guide
• Krzyzewski not likely to return for 2016 Olympics
• John Edwards' lawyers begin presenting defense
• Garner police search for man in wreck, shooting
• Dalton wants lots of debates with McCrory
• Top baby names of 2011
• Gibsonville's proposed budget keeps property tax rate the same
• John Edwards' mistress led a tabloid-grade life
• Donald 'Duck' Dunn dead at 70: A soul rhythm-section great
• Krispy Kreme signs deal to open stores in India
• Soldier shot by police dies
• Gay marriage supporters to march in Raleigh
• Target zones
• Alamance County works to Stamp Out Hunger
• Around the schools with ABSS
• Campaign against drunken drivers on the waterways begins
• New Krispy Kreme coming to Burlington
• A grateful mother celebrates her son's life
• Burlington parks and rec wants public input for long-range planning
• The proclamation that started it all
• Police, students spruce up business with mural
• Two injured in wreck
• Pecking order shows Elon needs help in conference baseball race
• Mid-State Magic entry places second in AAU states for 10th-grade basketball
• Historic stand, pivotal moment
• Elon removes interim tag from softball coach
• County narrows budget gap to $8 million
• Open and Shut: Sugar Boogers set to open
• A real life saver
• Gibsonville's proposed budget keeps property tax rate the same
• Target zones
• Wyrick-Cobb
• Travel guides help you plan the perfect vacation
• From dorm room to download: Elon University’s student-run Limelight Records makes inroads on the Internet
• Stafford-Workman
• Seel-Ventra
• Matsui gears up to join Bulls
• Mom is on the track -- and behind the wheel
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, May 13: Battle of Drewry's Bluff, Va.
• Timeless message delivered in time
• Monumental decisions
• A sharp contrast for women
• Government can only offer what it takes from others
• We need to reorganize Congress and our election process
• Thanks Alamance County for supporting Children’s Museum
• In praise of our mothers
• Alamance County works to Stamp Out Hunger
• Nichols’ disqualification elevates Young in Modifieds at Ace
• A parade for mothers
• Scott Community Health Center gets federal aid for improvements
• Around the schools with ABSS
• New Krispy Kreme coming to Burlington
• A grateful mother celebrates her son's life
• County narrows budget gap to $8 million
• Nichols dodges disaster for Modifieds victory at Ace
• Elon eliminated from Southern Conference softball tourney
• Ups and downs: Burlington bypassed; Moody's move' and it's never to late to learn
• Two North Carolinas
• Incident in store reflects sad state of parenting
• Family thanks staff at ARMC for efforts during emergency
• Police bring prostitution charges
• Manager: no city property tax increase
• Elon, Goodwill team up for electronics recycling event
• City considers emergency notification system
• Burlington parks and rec wants public input for long-range planning
• The proclamation that started it all
• Police, students spruce up business with mural
• Man charged with stealing car, fuel and fleeing arrest
• Remember to put out food donations with the mail
• State board hears Burlington chiropractor found guilty of fraud
• Two injured in wreck
• Assisi provides incredible views
• Senior group needs volunteers
• Judge hears motions in Perdue campaign probe
• Perdue: 'We look like Mississippi' after amendment vote
• Judge refuses to dismiss John Edwards charges
• Orient plants emitting strong fragrance
• Camp Lejeune won't reopen highway to civilians
• God’s refrigerator art of motherhood
• Judge: SBI agent misled jury in Peterson case
• Lesbian seeking marriage license arrested
• Guilford commissioners upset over county manager bonus
• Man robbed and assaulted on street
• Shots fired at two houses
• Edwards defense to ask judge to throw out case
• Son will step up to the plate when the time calls for it
• Shake the tree and watch the nuts fall
• Shillelagh Golf Course to reopen
• Accident coverage gave wrong impression of teen
• Romney best suited to handle the debt situation
• Miss America is becoming more diverse
• Food for thought, and delivery
• Putting out the bait
• Teach our children well
• Car hits Chinese restaurant
• Manager: no city property tax increase
• City considers emergency notification system
• A taste of campus life in the past
• The Alamance Scene: chicken pies and farm house tour
• Church will hold adoption seminar
• Man charged with stealing car, fuel and fleeing arrest
• Prosecution rests in John Edwards trial
• Elon, Goodwill team up for electronics recycling event
• Policy adviser testifies about Edwards' ambitions
• Penguins debut at N.C. Aquarium's Pine Knoll Shores site
• Interstate 95 reopens after three truck-crash
• Police searching for missing man
• Schools honor nurse of the year
• Hours to be cut at local post offices
• Former ABSS head Merrill honored in Virginia
• Man robbed and assaulted on street
• Frank Haith to get key to the city of St. Louis
• Sign at church used as polling place questioned
• County's debt downgraded
• Elon joins Gibsonville and Burlington, buys rolling recycle carts
• Information on UNCC students, faculty exposed
• County may sell former Graham High School property
• Massey, Vaughan, Boswell move on to November commissioners race
• Mock moves on to face Webster in fall for Register of Deeds seat
• 'Rejoice Dear Hearts' ends this weekend
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 5-10-12
• 'Behind the Seen' exhibit opens today at Holly Hill Mall
• Arts Council offers two summer camps
• Alamance Jazz Band brings smooth sounds to Musical Chairs
• Makeover event, giveaways to be held May 19 at Tanger
• Dance troupe hopes to raise funds for Little Pink Houses of Hope
• Children's museum will hold a Dino Day
• Mega Purse Sale adds another shopping day Saturday
• Watch final cut of 'Brother's Keeper'
• Younger Caldwell: He's a bash brother for Spartanburg Methodist
• Shining through the dark: Young lights it up after long night
• Wake Forest taps roots, hires Hoover as new women's basketball coach
• Weighty matters
• Police searching for missing man
• Former Edwards aide discusses wife’s outrage; Alamance airport director testifies
• Schools honor nurse of the year
• Hours to be cut at local post offices
• New owners of Gibsonville bank plan ribbon cutting
• Former ABSS head Merrill honored in Virginia
• County's debt downgraded
• Elon joins Gibsonville and Burlington, buys rolling recycle carts
• Marriage amendment foes consider legal options
• County may sell former Graham High School property
• The Alamance Scene: walk, golf tournament for charity
• Obama supports same-sex marriage
• Conn. official wants protest of marriage vote
• Obama staffer testifies at John Edwards trail
• Ross wins GOP primary for House 63 District
• Against Obama, even a jailbird gets some votes
• Connecticut Sun waives former UNC star Breland
• Chemical firm fined $102,000 by EPA
• Five people arrested at Bank of America demonstration
• Protesters rally against Bank of America
• Ex-aide: Edwards said he lied to protect family
• Killer gets life sentence in Orange County murder
• Newcomers sweep in Orange commissioners race
• Sanders joins incumbents on Orange school board
• Statewide election results race by race
• Duke, Progress won't pass on severance costs
• McCrory, Dalton moving on to fall for governor
• Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
• Burlington man pleads to sex offense, child porn charges
• Effect of gay marriage amendment unclear
• Dog dies in fire
• Canning season is here
• Pottery is focus of new exhibit at Point of View Gallery
• After the election, let’s heal our division over amendment
• Rivals from South Carolina to collide for Region X final
• East Carolina quiets Elon again
• Changing the tax code easier said than done
• Hood assigns blame rather than looking at radical GOP
• Goodwill Industries is focusing on the future
• Ross wins GOP primary for House 63 District
• Concrete mix makes a mess at Holly Hill Mall
• The postal service's annual special delivery
• Voters approve amendment on gay marriage
• McCrory wins GOP primary, awaits Democrat
• Election results
• Speechwriter says Edwards knew about cover up
• Black bear abandons hibernation spot under cabin
• Burlington man pleads to sex offense, child porn charges
• Confederate Memorial Day to be marked Saturday
• The Alamance Scene: Dino Day and Letter Carriers' Food Drive
• Worker dies at Blue Ridge Parkway overlook
• Turnout slower than expected in primary vote
• Alamance turnout steady; volunteers take candidates, issues to the public
• VIDEO: Big voice brings big attention to Mebane teen
• Dog dies in fire
• Local candidates ready for Tuesday's primary election
• Judge sides with former Quarry Hills owner in libel suit
• Youngest N.C. voters can't cast ballot on amendment
• County's budget gap narrows for 2012-13
• Edwards donor says he told Obama camp about affair
• Monkey to get rabies test; owner charged
• Haw River man faces sex offense charge
• Autopsy inconclusive in deaths of siblings
• Teacher of the Year finalists named
• Open & Shut: Harley-Davidson, ice cream, party supplies in Burlington
• Real People: At 77, Slaughter earns GED
• 'One miracle after another': Milestones marked as infant undergoes treatment
• Maryland man charged with statutory rapes
• Mellette, Ford receive top billing among Elon awards
• Wounded Phoenix finally wins again in baseball
• Tobacco prevention effort needs to stay in budget
• Blessed Sacrament School a treasure in our area
• Time to unite around Mitt Romney for president
• Why vote? Let's us count the reasons
• Not the best of times for Democrats
• DWI
• Breaking and entering
• Deputies, ALE bust illegal liquor house
• Big voice brings big attention to Mebane teen
• Local candidates ready for Tuesday's primary election
• Judge sides with former Quarry Hills owner in libel suit
• Contest winner will settle on South Main
• Police: Suspects stole $4,000 in bras from Victoria's Secret
• Haw River man faces sex offense charge
• Librarian: Edwards asked heiress for more money
• Teacher of the Year finalists named
• Another purse sale planned for Saturday
• Giving medical advice a matter of perspective
• Lawyer: Heiress' money meant as a gift for Edwards
• Friendly, old-style Durham liquor store to close
• Student archaeologists dig at plantation
• Members stand behind N.C. pastor after remarks
• Meet the Republican candidates for U.S. House District 4
• A look at Democratic candidates for governor
• Elon bemoans breakdowns in loss to Western Carolina
• Burlington golf duo captures Four-Ball Championship
• Nature takes its course
• After bin Laden: A safer world, but not safe enough
• Losing the culture clash
• Vintage Jane might still come to downtown Burlington
• School funding: How Alamance County measures up
• Open & Shut: Harley-Davidson, ice cream, party supplies in Burlington
• Graham police looking for two in robbery
• Woman charged with stabbing another woman
• Monday brings first look at county manager's 2012-13 budget
• Real People: At 77, Slaughter earns GED
• 'One miracle after another': Milestones marked as infant undergoes treatment
• Jury in Orange County murder trial told to come back Monday
• Superior court roundup: Man pleads guilty to jail misconduct, property crimes
• Three seek to carry conservative message in 6th Congressional District
• Burlington man convicted of DWI
• Martin
• Eddins-Blake
• Cozart
• Bice
• Wilkinson-Vaughn
• Fogleman-Harrelson
• A ring, fire and phones change the course of people's lives
• Emerald: the May birthstone
• From long range: Elon basketball standout helps softball team
• Phoenix fails to hold late lead in baseball loss to Western Carolina
• Pitt CC baseball team picks up in Region X Tournament mode
• Minor league notes: Bulls manager undone by hometown connection
• Western Alamance grad to play in NCAA golf regionals
• Burning bright: Motivated by draft snub, receiver from Burlington prepares for NFL chance
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, May 6: Battle of Williamsburg and aftermath.
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, May 6: Battle of Williamsburg and aftermath.
• The question of tax fairness has multiple sides
• School survey decision feels like retelling of ‘1984’
• Library article inadvertently overlooked contribution
• Looking for photo of a smiling Mitt Romney
• Inspiration is where you find it
• DWI
• Maryland man charged with statutory rapes
• A bucket list in reverse
• Caswell, Rockingham County RR crossings closed for maintenance
• Meet the Republican candidates for U.S. House District 4
• Meet the Republican gubernatorial candidates
• A look at Democratic candidates for governor
• Elon man in hospital after being accidentally run over
• School funding: How Alamance County measures up
• CSI trades rubber gloves for gardening gloves
• Woman charged with stabbing another woman
• Car strikes man, house, bush and tree
• Man hit by car in critical condition
• Rumley conquers charging Cook in fantastic finish at Ace Speedway
• Scary neck injury sidelines slugger as wounded Elon enters homestretch
• Baseball prospects to play in junior college tournament
• Amendment opponents using a little misdirection
• Separation of church and state the central issue
• God does not change with the culture
• Solve Amendment One confusion by voting no for now
• Bible-believing conservative and proud of it
• What would Jesus do about Amendment One?
• One man, one woman is God’s way
• Amendment opponents will say anything to win the vote
• UPs and Downs: Sidewalk survey; jammed jurors and some respect for the trees
• 10-year plan continues to reduce waste going in to landfill
• Graham police looking for two in robbery
• Three seek to carry conservative message in 6th Congressional District
• Burlington man convicted of DWI
• Meet the Republican gubernatorial candidates
• Elon man in hospital after being accidentally run over
• CSI trades rubber gloves for gardening gloves
• The Alamance Scene: photography club and farmers' market
• Car strikes man, house, bush and tree
• Rome at night: magnificent views, historical tours await you
• A love that lasts forever
• Adam Yauch, founding member of the Beastie Boys, dies at 47
• Clock vine is suitable for spring planting
• Donor's friend said she felt used by Edwards
• I’m thankful for 25 years with my spiritual home
• Report: Inmate who died hit his head after being shot with Taser
• Police continue search for missing woman
• Researchers say they have new clue to Lost Colony
• Historical marker to honor native jazz great Thelonious Monk
• One of three co-defendants in 2007 murder pleads guilty
• May 8 sample ballots
• Alamance County joins rest of the nation in prayer
• New city website is up and running
• U.S. hiring slows sharply
• Man hit by car in critical condition
• Stay the course when dealing with tantrums
• Love survives many things, even 65 years
• Williams grad Dempsey joins Elon women’s basketball staff
• Overman takes coaching promotion with Wingate football team
• Commentary: Baffert’s entry deserves respect among tame Kentucky Derby field
• The 99 percent illusion
• Two observations about the Amendment One issue
• Don’t expect massive changes after voting for amendment
• The message of Jesus about men and women
• Woman charged with death by motor vehicle
• City paving project makes a mess
• Police continue search for missing woman
• One of three co-defendants in 2007 murder pleads guilty
• Report: Inmate who died hit his head after being shot with Taser
• Alamance County joins rest of the nation in prayer
• Sister Cities group plans Cinco de Mayo event
• The Alamance Scene: breakfast and gospel
• New city website is up and running
• From the newsroom to the street
• Ex-Edwards aide had awkward run-in with mistress
• Deputies look for suspect after chase
• VIDEO: 'Supermoon' rising Saturday
• Project improves creek that runs through City Park
• Bin Laden's last words go online
• Judge blocks Chapel Hill cellphone driving ban
• Western N.C. apple growers lose half of crop
• Ten children hurt in Gastonia wreck of two buses
• Cape Hatteras lighthouse open for full moon tours
• Man charged with insurance fraud
• Graham purchases new rolling recycling bins
• Hillsborough teen charged after prom scuffle
• Graham raises fees on sweepstakes businesses
• City leaders continue transit discussion
• Fine Art Carolina celebrates spring with new exhibit
• Sorority's gospel concert is Saturday
• Caswell Spring Market benefits arts programs
• Haw River Social and Pleasure Club ushers in 2012 Musical Chairs series
• Times-News Community Yard Sale is Saturday
• It's time to get active in downtown Burlington
• Mega Purse Sale features large selection
• Back for one final encore: 'Brother Dave' gets its last curtain call in Burlington
• No child’s play: Age gaps can create different racing dynamics at Ace
• Elon duo lands invites to NFL rookie camps
• Phoenix reverses outcome on Wake Forest in baseball
• Wolfpack scheduled to meet Connecticut in Jimmy V Classic
• Davis leaves ESPN job to join Tar Heels basketball staff
• Flee/elude arrest
• Woman charged with death by motor vehicle
• Two people injured during armed robbery
• City paving project makes a mess
• Deputies look for suspect after chase
• Project improves creek that runs through City Park
• Yee-Haw! River Paddle is Saturday
• Officials lobbying Social Security Administration to bring a local office back
• Man charged with insurance fraud
• N.C. State in Jimmy V Classic
• Lobbyist linked to N.C. House aide loses clients
• Harris granted release from N.C. State for transfer
• The Alamance Scene: churches hold homecomings
• Donated Mebane fire truck helps island in the Bahamas
• Hillsborough teen charged after prom scuffle
• 1958 postcard mailed from Chicago finally arrives
• Official: Polka dots painted on home an eyesore
• Groups say Charlotte's new rules violate free speech
• Poll: More in NC oppose health care law than support it
• A few observations about Amendment One
• Overlooking the obvious on Amendment One
• Forget the moral / religious arguments for Amendment One
• N.C. regulators: Fracking possible, will be limited
• Film productions add $120 million, 10,000 jobs to N.C. economy
• Hillsborough photo zine hosts Eco Farm food and film
• Wrist ties linked to Minton
• Orange commissioner candidates tackle issues
• 81-year-old employee robbed at Walmart in Hillsborough
• Jury finds man guilty in truck guard shooting
• 6th District Republican candidates expected at forum
• Getting along without government
• Building at Burlington BMX track will be replaced
• Dalton stops in Burlington to talk polls, plans
• Fake $50 turns out to be real
• Two people injured during armed robbery
• $2 Dinners: Find an abundance of food in your own backyard
• Hexter named Elon's first lacrosse coach
• Bulls' Beckham suspended 50 games
• Wake Forest slams Elon
• Taking a stand is neither weird nor crazy
• The government has no place in our personal lives
• Marriage is supposed to be between one man, one woman
• A spending reality check at UNCG
• Graham raises fees on sweepstakes businesses
• Deputies involved in chase Tuesday night
• City leaders continue transit discussion
• Donated Mebane fire truck helps island in the Bahamas
• 6th District Republican candidates expected at forum
• Building at Burlington BMX track will be replaced
• Dalton stops in Burlington to talk polls, plans
• Man faces 59 sexual abuse charges
• Thunderstorm Alerts
• The Alamance Scene: Derby Day and a purse sale
• ACTA officials hope for budget relief in new year
• Mother charged with probation violation while trying to take child to Hawaii
• Cities to explore higher taxes on Internet sweepstakes parlors
• Two injured in wreck remain in hospital
• Man charged with trading child pornography
• Poll: More in NC oppose health care law than support it
• Man charged in Caswell County stabbing
• John Edwards' attorneys question wife of ex-aide
• Poll: McCrory leads Democrats in name recognition, favorability
• Court upholds Marine's murder conviction
• Community college worker faces sex charges
• Lawsuit: Domestic violence victim stalked by officer
• UNC system student health insurance costs to rise
• Jury hears about changing stories in Orange County murder trial
• Attorney enters pleas to embezzlement
• Beach town celebrates 75th anniversary
• Salmonella outbreak traced to bad tempeh batch
• Bank buys ex-NASCAR driver's home in courthouse sale
• Faculty members, stidents rally behind suspended professor
• Collision causes car to hit store
• Elon University student dies
• Two sought in armed robbery arrested
• Armed robbers take money from store
• Burlington's first Mini Maker Faire a success
• Despite Illinois State ties, Duke's Collins staying put
• History can wait: Bulls scrape by, dodge record losing streak
• Elon's Medick named Southern Conference's Pitcher of the Week
• This time, he really wanted to be there: Elon coach tells story of opportunity
• What is ... presidential?
• US Airways looking for another landing?
• Morris McPherson meant so much to so many
• Understanding elements of the American dream
• Crash sends car into side of Target store
• Cities to explore higher taxes on Internet sweepstakes parlors
• Local events planned for National Day of Prayer
• ACTA officials hope for budget relief in new year
• Man charged in Caswell County stabbing
• Poll: McCrory leads Democrats in name recognition, favorability
• Elon University student dies
• From D-Day to Nixon's resignation in the pages of the Times-News
• Two sought in armed robbery arrested
• The Alamance Scene: class of '59 and a spaghetti fundraiser
• Training isn't boring if it's challenging
• Good fats in moderation can be good for you
• World's smallest state
• Authorities looking for woman, son
• Open & Shut: Home decor shop open in Graham
• Charlotte to use new rules to control protests
• Aide's wife: Edwards knew about money
• N.C. gas prices drop below last year
• Big business silent on gay marriage
• Oceanfront structures protected with sandbags
• Edwards trial to resume with aide's wife on stand
• Neighbors complain Duke Energy is butchering their trees
• Real People: Cummings High School senior organizes cheer camp
• 10 things to know for today
• Winner of Next Great Place contest announced Saturday
• Firefighters battle a house fire Saturday
• Rescue teams search for missing woman Saturday
• We checked it out: What medical care do jail inmates receive?
• Concrete Decision: Burlington weighing a plan to provide more city sidewalks
• Around the schools
• Police plan to do search Saturday for missing woman
• We checked it out: How accessible is Graham housing situation
• Last two convicted protesters to serve time
• Armed robbers take money from store
• Elvis Costello gives Durham crowd a psychedelic performance
• Lineman from Elon latches on with Lions
• Indianapolis no-hits Durham Bulls
• Burlington's first Mini Maker Faire a success
• Developer looking to sell Georgia town
• Here’s the Elon buzz(cut): Kinsella’s 10th-inning homer shaves UNCG
• Authorities looking for woman, son
• Knight-Wilkerson
• Yard sale will benefit children’s museum
• Open & Shut: Home decor shop open in Graham
• County to rebuild, enlarge ‘cramped’ jury box
• Real People: Cummings High School senior organizes cheer camp
• Neighbors complain Duke Energy is butchering their trees
• Kilcrease-Butler
• Alcon-Newton
• Libraries have the best deals in town
• World's smallest state
• Witnessing the power of art: New exhibit sheds light on a unique group of local families
• A baseball bond: Following father’s death, Western Alamance senior comforted by memories
• Grown up vs. cool
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, April 29: Union march toward Corinth, Virginia skirmish.
• Return to Stoney Creek fishing spot brings more good times, ‘crappie prime’
• Drugs
• Felony hit and run with injury
• DWI
• A long line of newspaper memories
• County landfill is more than just a place to dump trash
• Consider the potential harm caused by Amendment One
• Oil company subsidies really helping me out
• Reining in the bureaucrats and the politicians
• One of junie's little leaguers
• Re-energized pitcher propels Phoenix past UNCG
• Defense shows strides in Elon spring football game
• Winner of Next Great Place contest announced Saturday
• Firefighters battle a house fire Saturday
• Rescue teams search for missing woman Saturday
• The scent of history
• One-stop early voting continues this week
• County unemployment hits lowest rate since 2008
• We checked it out: What medical care do jail inmates receive?
• Judge withholds ruling on evidence in murder case
• Around the schools
• State will unveil Little Alamance Creek project with ribbon cutting
• Gingrich stops in Burlington
• House speaker's chief of staff resigns after connection to lobbyist questioned
• Poll: Obama viewed more favorably than Romney in NC
• NAACP event will link Trayvon Martin case to local issues
• Concrete Decision: Burlington weighing a plan to provide more city sidewalks
• The larger picture of public transportation
• Current administration needs a pungent message
• Elon reliever subdues Spartans in series opener
• Star wideout receives a pass on Elon spring football game
• Teenage driver causes stir in victory at Ace Speedway
• Property proposal; sad secret; and a volunteer for victims
• LabCorp could take a lesson from ARMC
• Police plan to do search Saturday for missing woman
• Sex offender charged with maintaining a Facebook page
• We checked it out: How accessible is Graham housing situation
• LabCorp stockholders meeting will stream online
• Last two convicted protesters to serve time
• The Alamance Scene: prayer breakfast and a rodeo
• County unemployment hits lowest rate since 2008
• Camellias will usually survive leaf gall fungus
• Always fight the good fight of faith
• Judge withholds ruling on evidence in murder case
• Kiwanis International President makes first visit to Burlington
• Young tells court he felt in danger with Edwards
• When did you realize that you are a grown-up?
• Poll: Obama viewed more favorably than Romney in NC
• Motion to suppress Dixon murder defendant's statements argued
• Judge rules against Hunter on sex tape evidence
• Two men sought in Thursday morning house robbery
• House speaker's chief of staff resigns after connection to lobbyist questioned
• Hiker's body found at base on western N.C. falls
• Two shot to death at restaurant
• Man arrested on cockfighting charges
• Panthers address critical need in first round of draft
• Candidates' event planned at Circle K Ranch
• Today's new fad seems to be immaturity at any age
• Differing views come from differing roles
• The perils of devious taxation
• For Romney the real work is still ahead
• Amendment One conflicts with U.S. Constitution
• Is Stam statement fact or opinion?
• The Romneys aren’t like everyone else, and know it
• On the move: Elon football players work into new positions
• Gingrich stops in Burlington
• Felony breaking and entering
• Assault on a female
• Failure to register as sex offender
• Kiwanis International President makes first visit to Burlington
• Man pleads guilty to burglary, perjury
• Motion to suppress Dixon murder defendant's statements argued
• Two men sought in Thursday morning house robbery
• Hanging at a not-so-deserted office
• Idaho man accused of using gun to force 'moonwalk'
• Towns of Boring, Dull become sister communities
• Fourth teen arrested in street assault
• Candidates' event planned at Circle K Ranch
• The Alamance Scene: reunion and family fun day
• Edwards attorney attacks ex-aide's credibility
• Man charged with murder in N.C. teen's death
• Grant will let Green Level connect sewage line to Burlington
• Campbell medical school OK to recruit N.C. students
• County commissioner candidate charged with possession of crack pipe
• Jurors hear discrepancies in testimony in Orange County murder trial
• Husband of missing N.C. soldier grateful for help
• Man convicted of taking games from children's hospital
• Arrest made in death of N.C. teen found in Md. river
• Black farmers filing claims in USDA settlement
• Seismic testing hearings scheduled in Wilmington
• Daughter charged after fatal wreck kills mother
• Veteran actor enjoys his time in 'Wicked' stage production
• South Carolina artist to hold show Saturday
• Mebane takes pride in its annual festival
• Artists use talents to help feed the hungry
• All about music: Free, countywide concert series begins here next week and continues through September
• Art students plan exhibit at Harrison's
• Drummer needs help with learning center
• Heritage Craft Fair set for this weekend
• 'Big Event,' farmers market plan big day
• Willow Oak bluegrass fest begins today
• New winner Coleman promises more to come at Ace Speedway
• College baseball: UNCW drops Elon; North Carolina edges East Carolina
• Wolfpack teams sign adidas deal
• Former Wake Forest star Childress joins basketball staff
• Tar Heels’ Coples could figure into first-round plans for Panthers
• Breaking and entering
• Friday concert for children’s museum postponed
• Jury begins deliberating in burglary, attempted robbery trial
• Man found guilty of soliciting murder of wife, sister-in-law
• School failed to report allegations of improper touching
• Lottery disputes county manager's assertions about funding
• The Alamance Scene: plant sale and craft fair
• Weight loss surgery comes to Alamance County
• Cooper says he'll vote no on marriage question
• Grant will let Green Level connect sewage line to Burlington
• Wife, sister testify against man charged with plotting to kill them both
• School board moving forward on student surveys policy
• Daughter charged after fatal wreck kills mother
• Electrical fire reported in Graham
• Presumptive GOP nominee McCrory raises $1.7 million
• Students drive from Iowa to volunteer in Pleasant Grove
• Postal Service releases two new Civil War stamps
• Ex-Edwards aide talks about crumbling relationship
• Appalachian State professor suspended for film
• Gingrich all but concedes his campaign is over
• Eastern Alamance freshman will appear on "Ellen" show
• Benefits set to expire for 18,000 long-term unemployed in N.C.
• Computer glitch causes state unemployment agency to disclose personal info
• Forum for 6th District GOP contenders planned
• Farm to Fork tickets on sale
• Detective details Orange County murder investigation
• Trooper guilty of DWI
• Woman dies during chase by Greensboro police
• Woman charged with sex with teen
• Man reported missing found in car in a pond
• Gingrich plans to campaign in Burlington
• Request to speak causes friction on school board
• Trial begins for man accused of soliciting murder of ex-wife, sister-in-law
• Piedmont Farm Tour set for this weekend at various locations
• Replacements Ltd. to hold Mother's Day Charity Tea
• These good 'bugs' can be good for your belly
• Annual herb festival offers many unique items
• One hoppin' kitchen: April's Cook of the Month keeps things running smoothly (w/video)
• Grasshoppers toss no-hitter
• Amendment One seems to be missing something
• We can’t turn our backs on what is morally right
• Wife, sister testify against man charged with plotting to kill them both
• School board moving forward on student surveys policy
• Students drive from Iowa to volunteer in Pleasant Grove
• Police need help finding missing woman
• Eastern Alamance freshman will appear on "Ellen" show
• The Alamance Scene: helping Haiti and feeding the hungry
• Forum for 6th District GOP contenders planned
• Three charged in street assault
• Man reported missing found in car in a pond
• Plans for Elon's Global Neighborhood change
• Gingrich plans to campaign in Burlington
• Youth pastor pleads guilty to sex charges
• Man gets at least nine years for stabbing death
• Man accused of posing as deputy, taking money
• Federal Secure Communities program working in Alamance County
• Obama to talk student loans at UNC (w/link to live stream)
• Former Edwards aide to retake the witness stand
• Two reportedly assaulted outside bar
• Firefighters train on houses to ready land for developer
• Real People: Woman dedicated to raising funds for foundation
• Open & Shut: New bar opens in Mebane
• Elon's Salek wins women's 400 in Southern Conference championships
• Bulls' losing streak reaches eight games as Pawtucket sweeps twinbill
• Why can’t the government mirror how the public budgets?
• Conflicting polls indicative of way questions framed
• Something to think about at tax time
• The pre-emptive background check
• A fairytale that's so yesterday
• Man charged following Sunday shooting
• Carnival this week will benefit local D.A.R.E. programs
• Request to speak causes friction on school board
• Trial begins for man accused of soliciting murder of ex-wife, sister-in-law
• Testimony begins in home invasion case
• Readers are for giving and forgiving
• Three charged in street assault
• Plans for Elon's Global Neighborhood change
• Federal Secure Communities program working in Alamance County
• Two reportedly assaulted outside bar
• The Alamance Scene: forum and an April Fest
• To do a push-up, you need to master chest presses
• Gambling and anxiety go hand-in-hand
• Ex-Edwards aide takes stand against former boss
• N.C. Senate wants merit pay, end teacher tenure
• More jurors being picked in school board murder trial
• Inside Amendment One
• North Carolina's urban hospitals pile up the profits
• Guilford County budget plan cuts the safety net
• Orange County murder trial testimony reveals other crimes
• Lawyers to open trial of N.C. school board victim
• Public voice concern about lack of transportation
• Commissioners discuss selling school property
• Register of Deeds candidates lists strengths
• Eastern Alamance freshman's voice brings fame (with video)
• Williams grad finds way onto N.C. State football team
• Amendment is about tearing the fabric of our culture
• Acts of kindness meant much to family
• Dick Clark: Innovator and entertainer
• High cost vs. high value
• DWI
• Firefighters train on houses to ready land for developer
• Real People: Woman dedicated to raising funds for foundation
• Volunteer victim advocate honored
• Around the Schools: Student first to enter academic contest
• Kenyan pastor works to spread word, offer steady water supply
• Open & Shut: New bar opens in Mebane
• Candiates Q&A: Register of Deeds Democratic primary
• Hello again to our local farms
• Gabriel-Hoffman
• Ellis-Smith
• A fight for justice erupts in 'The Grove'
• Spring's beauty blossoms
• Shambley-Fahnrich
• Samuel and Shirley Trull
• Crabtree-Bustle
• Cohoon-McMullen
• Ray-Boyer
• Parker-King
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, April 22, 1862: Farragut captures New Orleans.
• Elon ends series with shutout, split
• Minor League Notes: Outfielder put on pause during preseason before joining Bulls
• Defense shows up for Wolfpack in spring game
• The story from someone who knows
• Our state belongs to all who live here
• Quite a character
• Letter-writing students made their own choices
• Defend freedom, vote against Amendment One
• Women can help themselves at the ballot box
• Larceny by employee
• Fleeing to elude
• DWI
• Public voice concern about lack of transportation
• Police: Jailed man's DNA matches another sexual assault
• Man found guilty of statutory rape; mistrial declared on other charges
• Locals pay call on Sister City
• Laundry fire remains vivid memory
• Inside Amendment One
• Around the Schools: Student first to enter academic contest
• Candidate Q&A: Register of Deeds Democratic primary
• Alex Ingle: Forever in their hearts
• Kenyan pastor works to spread word, offer steady water supply
• Collecting for charities in need
• Coleman breaks down with joy after breakthrough victory at Ace
• Elon tennis teams bounced from Southern Conference Tournaments
• College baseball roundup: Wofford whips Elon to start series
• Restoring the bobwhite quail will take time
• Students on way to becoming responsible citizens
• Why are people for this government intrusion?
• Looking for owner of lost dog, stumped so far
• Drug charges
• Man charged with early morning burglary, assault
• Concert series to benefit children’s museum
• Youth crime-prevention program expands, plans for future
• Piling on: ACC reprimands North Carolina football program
• N.C. State sets festivities involving spring football game
• My Mom 2012 Photo Contest
• Commissioners discuss selling school property
• Register of Deeds candidates lists strengths
• Locals pay call on Sister City
• Trees with frilly blossoms are likely fringetrees
• Jumping rope was my game, not marbles
• The Alamance Scene: reunion and a gala
• Perdue's jet makes unscheduled landing; none hurt
• Ancient city revealed
• Highway Patrol sergeant indicted in drug case
• Triptonic
• Thousands rally to back N.C. marriage amendment
• By Christianity, we see everything else
• Judge: Race played role in racial justice case
• Lawmakers: County can expect more state funding next fiscal year
• A major loss for the brotherhood in law enforcement
• Nearly 400,000 gallons of sewage spill at Wilmington
• Man on flight charged with groping women
• Police: Jailed man's DNA matches another sexual assault
• LabCorp benefited from mild weather in first quarter
• It's high-time we end the 'Mommy Wars'
• Want to be a father? Be a husband first
• Nester slams Elon past N.C. State
• Duke releases statement to clarify Dawkins' cloudy situation
• Compassionate economists?
• Night to remember
• Major loss for a brotherhood in law enforcement
• Insecticide spill in wreck requires cleanup
• Caswell deputies make drug arrest
• Alex Ingle: Forever in their hearts
• Man found guilty of statutory rape; mistrial declared on other charges
• Lawmakers: County can expect more state funding next fiscal year
• Have some respect for the flag; pass it on
• Singin' the blues
• Candidate Q&A: Register of Deeds Democratic primary
• County will hold another hazardous waste collection day
• City approves spending federal dollars at home
• State House primary candidate talks education
• The Alamance Scene: rabies clinic and a carnival
• Eastern Alamance freshman's voice brings fame (with video)
• Jury selection for Edwards case enters final phase
• N.C. Democratic Party chair won't seek re-election
• LabCorp benefited from mild weather in first quarter
• Whistlers pucker up and blow into Carolina town
• Teen in exploding pen case gets three years
• Funeral home loses license for old bodies
• Three found shot to death outside Fayetteville
• School board considers community forums
• Early-voting period starts today
• Longtime lawman McPherson dies at 67
• 15th annual Herb Festival is April 27-28
• D.A.R.E. family carnival set for Holly Hill Mall
• Company Shops band performs Sunday
• Local church plans more of 'That's Him'
• Arts Council sets last 'Winter Concert' show
• N.C. native returns to area for organ recital
• Kool & The Gang enjoys opening for Van Halen
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 4-19-12
• One group, four viewpoints
• Alamance Chorale's spring concert is May 8
• Elon finds way back to winning streak by pounding High Point
• North Carolina alum Brown shows serious interest in SMU job
• N.C. Central brings in new women’s coach from Johnson C. Smith
• Regular folks vs. John Edwards
• Foriest emblematic of old ideas by Democrats
• Obtaining property by false pretense
• Possession of a weapon
• Evidence ends in statutory rape case
• Program will answer questions about Judaism
• City website set for redesign
• City approves spending federal dollars at home
• County will hold another hazardous waste collection day
• Volunteers needed for Beverly Hills cleanup
• State House primary candidate talks education
• The Alamance Scene: concert and chicken drop
• Times-News reporter sentenced for DWI
• School board considers community forums
• Early voting for May primary starts Thursday
• Digging through trash is part of Elon's Earth Week
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark dead at 82
• White House announces Obama visit to N.C.
• N.C. Senate panel sets first marker for fracking laws
• 'Tis the season for fresh, local strawberries (w/Google map)
• Gun used in N.J. killings linked to N.C. homicide
• House primary candidate talks economic development
• County departments will wait to see benefits of savings plan
• Leslie returning to N.C. State basketball team
• Sierra Club endorses Orange commissioner candidates
• Witness: Minton joked about killing Bailey
• Man charged with killing two in Durham
• Man charged with killing two in Durham
• Two S.C. deputies reprimanded for N.C. killer release
• Skeletal remains found in Caldwell County
• Dems running for governor ready for third debate
• Woman convicted in license check death drops appeal
• Downtown event will help missionary family
• So, what is the answer, Mr. President?
• $2 Dinners: Celebrate spring with this quick-and-easy menu
• Battle between brothers adds intrigue at Ace Speedway
• College baseball: Elon's injury situation could be on the mend
• Chattanooga captures SoCon men’s golf title; Elon’s Norton ties for 4th
• Panthers land two national TV dates on 2012 NFL schedule
• Be sure to vote for Amendment One on May 8
• Cut the military budget and restore our communities
• Thanks to all who helped family during time of need
• The tax code: Simpler is better
• Possession of weapon by prisoner
• Obtain property by false pretense
• Drugs
• Two brothers assaulted, taken to hospital
• Key witness in Orange County murder trial admits he changed story
• Former teacher pleads guilty to child porn
• Counseling help continues for tornado survivors
• Democratic candidates debating again on TV
• Fallen Heroes Memorial makes progress
• Immigration protesters back in court; one has sentence cut
• Candidate for state House seat talks budget
• Krzyzewski receives Tisdale Humanitarian Award
• Elon's Hamilton undergoes wrist surgery
• North Carolina's Shegog selected by Sun in WNBA Draft
• Wake Forest women's coach leaves for North Texas
• Gbinije will transfer from Duke
• Tax Freedom Day: A reason to celebrate, and moan
• Are plea deals too convenient for the court system?
• Smart Start offers help for a child’s early development
• County approves decrease in property tax discount rate
• Graham man who jumped bond in Sampson County arrested
• Man gets 30 years in statutory rape case
• Trial begins for Burlington man accused of sex offenses with child
• Board weighs pros, cons of students surveys
• Woman convicted in license check death drops appeal
• Fallen Heroes Memorial makes progress
• County considers funding requests from departments, outside agencies
• Tested and tagged: Which inspection stations fail the most vehicles?
• Agency says more N.C. residents added to uninsured
• Candidate for state House seat talks budget
• Immigration protesters back in court; one has sentence cut
• Michael Gbinije transferring from Duke
• The Alamance Scene: Zumba and a spring fling
• Jury selection continues in John Edwards case
• Country superstar Martina McBride wows Durham
• Peashooting in the Twitter Lounge
• Want great abs? Cardio, water intake and diet are a must
• Take control of alcohol before it takes control of you
• Police: No charges expected in home invasion
• Operation targets alcohol sales to underage drinkers
• Trial set for man charged with killing guard
• Police investigating home invasion
• Number of state misdemeanor offenders at county jail low
• Gingrich: Conservatives must unite
• Democratic candidates for governor squuare off in debates this week
• Candidate Q&A Day 2: NC House District 63, Republicans
• Clock ticking on late tax filers
• New stroke device can unsnare clot
• Intruders killed in home invasion
• Dealing with the biggest question
• Not supporting Amendment One weakens family values
• Protecting marriage will take more than Amendment One
• Amendment One could do great harm
• County budget: As fund balance goes down, manager eyes tax increase
• County considers funding requests from departments, outside agencies
• Financial card theft
• DWI
• Bower twins help power Elon past Towson
• Malicious conduct by prisoner
• False pretenses
• Drug charges
• Driving while impaired
• Graham police arrest park shooting suspect
• Tested and tagged: Which inspection stations fail the most vehicles?
• Democratic convention speakers target GOP, look for support
• How fast was the Titanic going? (And other facts)
• Operation targets alcohol sales to underage drinkers
• Trooper: Wreck caused when driver fell asleep
• Christmas Cheer needs help now to prepare for holiday giving
• Superior Court roundup
• Group wants 'war dollars' to stay here
• Beer stand is gone, but beer will remain at stadium
• Banks and Ruthie Haith
• Ramsey-Evans
• Fuller-Winebarger
• Barnette-Foster
• Libraries use grant to add farming books to shelves
• Gilliam-Oakley
• Scrap metal? Nope. This is art
• Snotherly-Roney
• Brown-Cloninger
• Wake Forest running back picks up speed in spring football
• Champions set to be crowned as USA South sports festival winds down
• Former Tar Heels reunite: Manuel joins Miller on UNCG basketball staff
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, April 15, 1862: Lincoln's early emancipation move.
• Closer or not: Durham Bulls reliever open to route back to majors
• Towson turns tide to blow past Elon in baseball
• Renner shines with asterisk for Tar Heels in spring football game
• Family, fun finish first at area go-kart track
• State Legislature has made a mess of school funding
• Amendment One would create discrimination and is shameful
• Shouldn’t any education be well-rounded?
• Consfused about Amendment One? No big surprise
• Wanted: Jobs for the next generation
• Confused by Amendment One? Join the club
• Quite the compositor
• Sparse snowfall means savings for cities
• Graham police arrest park shooting suspect
• Will county drop 287 (g) for Secure Communities program?
• Candidate Q&A Day 1: NC House District 63, Republicans
• Democratic convention speakers target GOP, look for support
• Teen hospitalized after car crashes in woods
• Trooper: Wreck caused when driver fell asleep
• When in Rome ...
• Judge dismisses DWI after jail visitor not allowed in
• Candidate Q&A Day 4: Alamance County commissioners, Democrats
• Beer stand is gone, but beer will remain at stadium
• Freshman's homers power Elon's outburst
• Through gritted teeth: Faucette overcomes tension in Late Models win at Ace
• Righting some wrongs
• Chamber trip to China a rich experience
• Ups and downs: Wicked weather; unpleasing plea and three cheers for pluck
• Police identify suspect in park shooting
• Man charged in 778 Sports Club shooting
• Haw River man accused of sex offenses with children
• Teen hospitalized after car crashes in woods
• Famous Flame gets his chance to shine
• Rabies clinic set for April 21
• Will county drop 287 (g) for Secure Communities program?
• Elon announces law school expansion
• Judge dismisses DWI after jail visitor not allowed in
• Candidate Q&A Day 4: Alamance County commissioners, Democrats
• The Alamance Scene: Car show coming; hearts for Haiti
• A pencil and a memory of Daddy
• Man, woman face drug charges
• New magistrate to be sworn in Sunday
• Police identify suspect in park shooting
• Man and woman accused with severly abusing infant
• On a streak? ECU student arrested on campus again
• Duke Energy CEO criticizes N.C. marriage amendment
• We are not called to the bench
• Attorney general raises questions on toll order
• Man charged in 778 Sports Club shooting
• No easy way to get rid of poa trivialis
• County crops spared in Thursday freeze
• Edwards' mistress, daughter and staff may testify
• Former teacher pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Wrightsville Beach residents press for smoking ban
• Cold damages apples in western North Carolina
• Protesters demand spots near DNC in Charlotte
• With freedom comes responsibility
• No 'EZ' way around it: April is a taxing month
• Methodist coach: No sense stopping at 1,000
• Area duo brings Pride back to Greensboro team
• 80-year-old hits hole-in-one
• Financial picture darkened by health reform
• Media dishonesty and the liberal narrative
• Politicizing Webster’s words serves little purpose
• Rachael Vogler set a fine example in her lifetime
• Two charged in drive-by shooting
• Competition keen: People look for employment edge at annual job fair
• Number of state misdemeanor offenders at county jail low
• The Alamance Scene: Food fund-raisers aplenty
• Murder victim had protective order dismissed against ex-boyfriend
• Candidate Q&A, Day 4: Alamance County commissioners Democratic primary
• Man charged with rape, assault
• Stories that just drive by
• City to roll out larger recycling carts in June
• County crops spared in Thursday freeze
• Man accused of impersonating DMV officer
• Candidates: Environment safety key on fracking
• Candidate Q&A, Day 3; Alamance County commissioners Democratic primary
• First day of jury selection ends at Edwards trial
• Tar Heels continue pickup-game tradition
• Former Lexington housing workers sue
• Former Western Carolina player shot to death
• Details for Chinqua Penn auction unveiled
• House candidate's company faces tax questions
• Jury selection set to begin in John Edwards trial
• Lawmakers weigh small-scale power sales to grid
• Judge questions plea deal in breaking and entering case
• Two charged in drive-by shooting
• Predicted overnight freeze provides a challenge for Alamance growers
• Celebrating a musical legend: Triad Stage brings music of 'Fats' Waller to life on stage
• Carrboro Day set for May 6
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 4-12-12
• Summer drama camp coming to Paramount
• City streets will become 'active' in May
• Hidden treasures needs entries for contest
• Learn about weaving at arts council event
• Painter, Raymond opt to transfer from N.C. State basketball team
• Ace Speedway notes: Faucette finds silver lining in second place
• Wolfpack freshmen make it work in baseball blowout of Elon
• College baseball: Demon Deacons top Charlotte; Tar Heels defeat UNC Asheville
• Durham Bulls ride hot start to victory against Charlotte Knights
• USA South spring sports festival arrives for last go-around
• Domestic violence
• Burlington man shoots, kills himself before officers can take him into custody
• Man found guilty of break-in, being a habitual felon
• Predicted overnight freeze provides a challenge for Alamance growers
• Murder victim had protective order dismissed against ex-boyfriend
• Police still compiling information in club shooting
• Pedestrian struck by car on Mebane Street
• Updated: Zimmerman faces second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin shooting
• City to roll out larger recycling carts in June
• Immigration protesters balk at paying fine, charged with probation violation
• Candidate Q&A, Day 3; Alamance County commissioners Democratic primary
• The Alamance Scene: Hazardous Materials Collection Day
• One killed, three taken to hospital in Front Street wreck
• Judge questions plea deal in breaking and entering case
• Man charged with sex offenses with a child
• Attorneys still seeking jurors in Orange County murder case
• Freeze watch for area tonight and Thursday morning
• Orange County to host Earth Fair 2012
• Officer going to prison for setting up jail beating
• Town's chief can't shoot, loses gun and badge
• Developer seeks free lawyer in $20 million fraud case
• Homebuilder keeping mineral rights on homes
• Police look for two involved in drive-by shooting
• Children’s program comes to Iseley Farms
• Some fats are better than others
• Efforts of firefighters in Burlington is appreciated
• Do we believe in freedom or simply act like it?
• Long history of covering arts by the Times-News gets salute
• Putting politics aside on Amendment One
• Former Elon recruit helps East Carolina upend Phoenix
• Driver cited after City Park wreck sends three to hospital
• In memory of Miss Ruby
• Portion of N.C. 119 in Mebane will close Sunday
• How did Alamance lawmakers fare in the effectiveness rankings?
• One killed, three taken to hospital in Front Street wreck
• Man charged with sex offenses with a child
• After 55 years, Burlington florist puts down new roots
• Candidate Q&A, Day 2: Alamance County Board of Commissioners
• The Alamance Scene: County Democratic Convention set
• Mason Plumlee to stay at Duke for senior year
• Woman charged with faking cancer for wedding
• Times-News, Monster.com bringing job fair to Mebane Thursday
• Police look for two involved in drive-by shooting
• UNC health changes narrowly OK'd by House panel
• Edwards campaign repays taxpayers $2.1 million
• Edwards gambles on jury to avoid prison
• The Alamance Scene: Democrats and church women
• Murray-Clark
• AP Source: Panthers receiver Smith signs extension
• Burlington man found
• Five-year-old brings 50 packets of heroin to school for show and tell
• Popular Cape Hatteras fishing area closed
• Study center opens on Bald Head Island
• Corning seeks breaks for $50 million plant expansion
• Chinqua Penn auction catalog now online
• Weather service warns of acute fire danger
• Eating clean takes both effort and perseverance
• Genetics, stress play a role in 'going gray'
• N.C. State looks to fill holes at linebacker
• Alamance Country Club duo wins title
• Durham Bulls bring out offense to beat Knights
• Elon waits on injured outfielder
• Employers have no right to social media passwords
• The enemy of reason
• Coverage of state and federal budget issues criticized
• The price of gasoline can be traced to many factors
• Identity theft
• After 55 years, Burlington florist puts down new roots
• We Checked It Out: Mental health employees still have received W-2 forms
• Woman convicted in vehicle death appealing 20-day sentence
• Barefoot walk will draw attention to children without shoes
• Times-News, Monster.com bringing job fair to Mebane Thursday
• Local professionals, survey see improvements in Burlington's housing market
• Election Q&A: Alamance County Board of Commissioners Democratic primary
• Column: Thoughts on food from a cooker and eater
• Burlington man found
• N.C. Republicans ascend to top of lawmaker rankings
• Weather service warns of acute fire danger
• 'More life in the church'
• School vouchers prompt court fights
• Orange County commissioners ask for more feedback on transit plan
• Historic black cultural center faces hard times
• Land near Eno River in Orange County will stay in farming
• College's students propose fee increase
• Trial starts in killing of school board member
• Troopers spotlight teen wrecks, deaths
• Police looking for man wanted in Friday assault
• “It’s a blessing we have him”
• Graham graduate Roberts deals with injuries on Tar Heels baseball team
• Bulls build lead, Archer subdues Gwinnett
• Print your own money
• Trooper who mistreated K-9 partner is a coward
• Offer more than misleading statements, fear mongering
• Stripping down the strip search ruling
• Kidnapping, assault
• Possession of a firearm by felon
• DWI
• Drug charges
• Open & Shut: Smoke shop opens in Burlington
• Graham police investigating shooting
• Adventures in Italy: Best-selling author Frances Mayes heads to Burlington for signing
• Behold the beauty: Stained-glass windows at area churches are a sight to see
• Reid
• Matherly
• Mayes' cookbook is a real treat
• Bulls respond to rally, win in bottom of 9th
• Webb's complete game rescues Elon in Furman series
• Former Elon player dives right in to Class AAA
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, April 8, 1862: Shiloh's fallout. War's first anniversary.
• Easter: The season of redemption and rebirth
• Reflections of a 'living legend'
• With all the frills upon it
• Student day: Teens take over the Open Forum
• DWI
• Judges needed for high school graduation projects
• Burlington filmmaker plans to tour festival circuit
• Around the Schools: Post-graduate planning, help for asthma
• Gadgets are taking the fun out of life
• County farmers to hold steady in 2012
• 'More life in the church'
• Warrant: Suspect took officer's gun during altercation
• LabCorp yet to comply with Senate request, respond to federal lawsuit
• Man charged with killing brother
• North Outer Banks may toughen beach driving rules
• Sheriff’s office warns of telephone scam
• Ballet Preljocaj puts a dark spin on 'Snow White'
• Burton overcomes pressurized ending in Late Models opener at Ace
• Elon suffers most lopsided loss in Southern Conference baseball
• Durham Bulls fall in 11 innings
• Truth vs. exaggeration
• Scots-Irish rascals made America
• Ups and Downs: Inevitable increase; vindicated vets and picking up more bad habits
• Driving while impaired
• Winston-Salem man pleads in purse snatching
• “It’s a blessing we have him”
• Graham police investigating shooting
• S.C. man sentenced for indecent liberties with two girls
• Longtime Realtor Vogler dies
• The Alamance Scene: flapjacks and Golden Nuggets
• Snow Camp farm receives state award
• City prepares for more targeted economic development
• Judge: Victim in marijuana theft Alamance County’s ‘Forrest Gump’
• County farmers to hold steady in 2012
• Warrant: Suspect took officer's gun during altercation
• And I never asked for an Easter duck again
• Mo-ped driver killed in accident
• Local anesthesiology practice acquired by Florida company
• Is Mebane being considered for a data center?
• Man arrested for refusing to pay for $300 cab ride
• State commerce official's tie to non-profit under investigation
• Man stabbed at Winston-Salem Family Dollar Store
• Danville man charged with killing 3-year-old
• Burlington man reported missing
• Man to serve 21 years in son's death
• Feds: Salmonella outbreak sickens five in Carolinas
• County's unemployment rate down to 10 percent
• Man charged in killing had previously threatened victim
• Second man charged in armed robbery at bar
• These 15 tips can help your kid be 'terrific'
• Betrayal at one moment can be hope in another
• Mistake helps Durham Bulls grab 12th-inning victory to open season
• Words by official were offensive and disappointing
• Government has no authority to redistribute wealth
• Thanks to those who help Civitans help others
• More harm than good
• State has work ahead in terms of ethics
• Do you know who you are?
• Kudzu bug will be a big pest this year
• Burlington man reported missing
• DWI
• City's Pedestrian Plan is out
• Second man charged in armed robbery at bar
• Town with 1 resident sold for $900,000
• Waitress gets to keep $12,000 tip
• Local anesthesiology practice acquired by Florida company
• S.C. man sentenced for indecent liberties with two girls
• Is Mebane being considered for a data center?
• Snakes on a plane! Stowaway serpent grounds pilot
• Damaged culverts will damage Graham's coffers
• Confederate prison symposium planned
• Running for president may not be such a bad gig after all
• Annual Uncle Eli's party draws quilts young and old
• The Alamance Scene: writer's club and rabies clinic
• Sheriff’s office warns of telephone scam
• Back in the Saddle
• McAdoo returning to UNC
• Students complain school disciplining tweets
• No charges against Fayetteville cops in shooting
• Sheriff probes Durham social services office
• Man pleads in wreck that paralyzed friend
• Deputy interacted with victim minutes before shooting
• Student charged with having weapons on ACC campus
• Talented local singer will announce his collegiate plans at special concert
• Family style bluegrass festival set for Willow Oak Park
• Filling up on funny" 'Red Velvet Cake War' closes Gallery Players' 40th anniversary season
• Air Force Band's Airmen of Note will be in Burlington
• Tanger Outlets plans fashion week in Mebane
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 4-5-12
• Derby Day raises funds for Kopper Top Life
• 'Good As New' to be performed Saturday and Sunday
• Heritage craft fair to feature quilting and more
• Triad Highland Games will celebrate Tartan Day on Saturday
• Golf tournament, 5K race part of annual Dogwood Festival
• Holt signs one-day contract, ends Pro Bowl career with Rams
• Pitching prospects dot Durham Bulls' staff to start season
• Greensboro Grasshoppers look strong on mound
• Duke boots receiver from football team after arrest
• Defending champ relishes stress-free start of season at Ace
• Letting the real Mitt out
• Graham council turns down apartment plan
• Man charged in killing had previously threatened victim
• Poll finds support for voter identification law
• County's health ranking drops to 23rd
• City's Pedestrian Plan is out
• City in the market for fire station land in southwest Burlington
• The Alamance Scene: fish fry and Easter meal
• Back in the Saddle
• Easter holiday closings
• Program provides help for caregivers
• Man pleads in wreck that paralyzed friend
• Good Friday traditions move to church's new location
• Innocence panel orders review in rape case
• Panthers sign free agent safety Reggie Smith from 49ers
• Poll: Oil companies, foreign countries blamed most for gas prices
• Three arrested, charged with murder in store holdup
• Orange County to study improving EMS, 911 Center
• Court of Appeals upholds principal's workers' comp
• Farmers Markets
• Gingrich to bring campaign to UNC Wilmington
• Truck carrying acid overturns, shuts I-26
• Candor commissioner facing computer charge
• Man convicted in huge fraud case to be sentenced
• Lawmakers pressing regulators on Medicaid
• Ministry is a thrift store that doesn't charge
• $2 Dinners: Easter ham is better the second time around
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Go while you can: Tar Heels take football field trip to Charlotte
• College baseball: Duke's late runs cool off Campbell
• Inning after inning after inning …
• A little shot of Veeck
• The Lottery: It is what it is
• Keeping roadsides clean is a responsibility for all
• Racism isn’t the issue, bad policy is
• President is the one who needs to re-evaluate his values
• Burlington woman was shot multiple times
• Deputy interacted with victim minutes before shooting (w/links to search warrant)
• Six ABSS students will attend Governor's School
• The Alamance Scene: golf and an egg hunt
• Judge: Money from drug bust can go toward owed taxes
• Local gas prices flirt with $4
• Annual Uncle Eli's Quilting Party is Thursday
• Student charged with having weapons on ACC campus
• Elon poll finds opposition to marriage amendment
• Poll: Oil companies, foreign countries blamed most for gas prices
• Seven new faces running to become lieutenant governor
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield faces home foreclosure
• Councilman faces drug charges
• Man pleads not guilty in mother's death
• Names of three killed at Pitt County store released
• School superintendents discuss classroom cuts
• NAACP announces voter registration drive for N.C.
• Burlington Downtown Corporation announces Next Great Place finalists
• Marijuana plants seized at Graham home
• Downtown history will come to life with walking tours
• Open and shut: Mebane gets new salon; Burlington store moves
• Simple test can detect shellfish allergy
• When weight loss levels off, add variety to your routine
• Oh, the vulgarity
• For cellphones and driving consider uniform laws
• Drugs
• Swim's hot bat for Elon lands league honor
• County approves resolution to allow LME to dissolve
• County projects savings after debt refinancing
• Good Friday traditions move to church's new location
• Ministry is a thrift store that doesn't charge
• Manager reveals gap between revenue, budget requests
• Elon poll finds opposition to marriage amendment
• Easing into the millionaire thing
• Is Jordan plotting his Bobcats exit strategy?
• Police plan stepped-up patrols to nab speeders
• Judge nixes bond in federal terrorism trial
• Burlington Downtown Corporation announces Next Great Place finalists
• Silas intends to play young Bobcats next 16 games
• 'The Daily Show' coming to Charlotte for DNC
• Battle against bullying
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• Men arrested after deputy finds calf in backseat
• Ex-NFL QB Leaf arrested for second time in Montana
• Man admits stealing, selling military equipment
• Trooper fired for dog treatment is back at work
• Three killed at convenience store; authorities hunt suspects
• New Hanover to reconsider contraceptive money
• Students set to participate in Thanksgiving parade
• Mebane man acquitted of assault charge
• Cedarock Park hosts Easter egg hunt
• Lineberry-Childs
• Davis
• ABSS school events
• Open and shut: Mebane gets new salon; Burlington store moves
• Battle against bullying
• Students set to participate in Thanksgiving parade
• County ready for budget retreat
• This Scottish detecitve seems here to stay
• Destination: Saxapahaw
• Wicker-Murphy
• Walker-Hinson
• Stowe-Petriella
• Moore
• Hargis-Fuller
• Boudreault
• The truth can be elusive in 'A Grown-Up Kind of Pretty'
• Devils steamroll listless Hurricanes, clinch playoff spot
• Hagen stays patient for USAC feature victory at Ace
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, April 1, 1862: Beginnings of the Virginia Peninsula Campaign.
• College baseball: Home run lifts Elon; Tar Heels defeat Wake Forest
• Our appalling-ness
• Nope, no April foolishness here
• Keeping a lid on hats
• Annexation decision must be revisited
• People with disabilities will overcome inappropriate comments
• Mystery friend makes a difference in many lives
• Duke's defense stumps quarterback in spring game
• Four face charges after fight
• Cedarock Park hosts Easter egg hunt
• Burlington man sustains injuries in vehicle accident
• Racing with the best
• Deputy charged after striking another vehicle
• Local Vietnam vets differ on Saturday's homecoming
• Burlington program becoming model for alternative to nursing homes
• Graham reports second waste water spill Saturday
• Elon poll finds lack of confidence in Obama, GOP presidential hopefuls
• State unemployment dips under 10 percent
• ABSS school events
• Mebane man acquitted of assault charge
• Common ground
• Member of Cherokee Nation to be extradited
• County ready for budget retreat
• One killed in fire on Fix Street
• Fire that killed man caused by cooking oil on stove
• College baseball: Wake Forest tops Tar Heels; Wolfpack defeats Virginia
• Indiana driver rides feeling of home to USAC victory at Ace
• Sad reminder that privacy still matters
• Deeper in debt
• Ups and downs: Curious closing; bluebird benefactor; and like father like son
• Hurricanes eliminated from playoff contention
• Four face charges after fight
• Sneak Peek: Museum director announced at preview of children’s museum
• Member of Cherokee Nation to be extradited
• Burlington program becoming model for alternative to nursing homes
• Local churches plan Holy Week services
• The Alamance Scene: field day and a pancake breakfast
• Local Vietnam vets differ on Saturday's homecoming
• Signs of Spring
• Not many roses fit the ‘trouble-free’ label
• Meet the poorest people on Earth
• Graham reports second waste water spill Saturday
• Duke to match first-stringers vs. first-stringers in spring football game
• Duke to match first-stringers vs. first-stringers in spring football game
• 10-digit dialing in 919 area code begins Saturday
• Thank you for your care, and your prayers
• Panthers re-sign backup DE Applewhite
• Elon poll finds lack of confidence in Obama, GOP presidential hopefuls
• Chapel Hill's cellphone ban may have little effect
• Judge stops N.C. Medicaid patient service reductions
• Police seize cash, drug paraphernalia from Elon dorm room
• State unemployment dips under 10 percent
• Sex shop customer needs police to free him from handcuffs
• Tests for blood stains at N.C. Civil War hospital
• Wilmington wants to be World War II city
• Lawsuit over campaign ad settled with apology
• Civil rights museum holds Trayon Martin rally
• Downtown Corporation will announce Next Great Place finalists Monday
• OK, so this wasn't exactly a match made in heaven
• Dad should seize the opportunity for some dialogue
• Graham guard Cousin joins dad with AP all-state honor
• Former Wake Forest assistant set for return with Winthrop
• Managing our system of plea bargains
• Humans aren't all knowing
• State lawmakers advancing the right to be stupid?
• Story about defendant’s death prior to trial was unnecessary
• The words we choose to use can make a huge difference
• Deputy charged after striking another vehicle
• Sneak Peek
• Coastie on the fence about Vietnam veterans event
• Man mugged Wednesday night
• Police shooting incident under investigation
• Elon family searching for runaway dog after house fire
• Cash and drug paraphernalia allegedly seized from dorm room
• Woman charged with killing mother dies
• Civil War battles recalled via relics left behind
• Tar Heels trio Barnes, Henson, Marshall to enter NBA Draft
• Tar Heels trio to enter NBA Draft
• Mother speaks out to school board about Woodlawn incident
• State: Do not burn debris
• Big Something
• Country's new young stars on display at ACM Awards
• Man mugged Wednesday night
• Vinroot opposes marriage amendment
• Fire damages home in Swepsonville area
• VIDEO: Pilot's unraveling baffles friends
• Property swap benefits city of Burlington, local family
• Thanks to waiver, schools won't add five instructional days next year
• Traffic stop ends in footchase, shots fired
• Man charged with shooting at officers
• Gibsonville church plans Easter stage production
• Concert at cancer benefit has local band exited
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 3-29-12
• Eggs will fall from the sky: Helicopter Easter Egg Drop is among many egg hunts around the area this year
• Burlington band will open for B-52s
• Snow Camp theater plans auditions
• Open house set for summer day camps
• Celebrate Earth Day at Burlington City Park
• BAL's senior artists contest begins soon
• National racing series to make rare visit to Ace Speedway
• Sacrificed for all our fears
• Best policy is enforce current laws, not limit gun ownership
• Viewer awestruck by Stage Struck at Williams
• Obama’s agenda at odds with American values
• Traffic stop ends in footchase
• Fitness competition starts this weekend
• Mother speaks out to school board about Woodlawn incident
• Graham not likely to raise property taxes
• Mysterious, generous "Friend" strikes again
• Local Social Security office will close Friday
• Mebane police will hold spaghetti fundraiser Friday
• Police holding fundraiser for Special Olympics
• Legislators to delay new laws on immigration
• The Alamance Scene: breast cancer support and a yard sale
• Three charged in break-ins in Caswell County
• We Checked It Out: Local apartments fighting bedbugs
• Fire damages home in Swepsonville area
• Baptist leader says N.C. crucial in marriage debate
• Defendant in alleged sex abuse case dies
• Graham hires football coach from East Montgomery
• Krispy Kreme plans to buy back up to $20 million of stock
• Michelle Obama to speak at N.C. A&T
• Raleigh among fastest growing urban areas
• Passenger attacks crew on flight
• Police know cause of death, but not identity, of fire victim
• Legislators to consider crackdown on immigrants
• Crushing creativity and competition
• Apples and oranges
• Glass talks radio in intimate setting
• Studies show more health benefits come from chocolate
• Defense from mound rescues Elon against UNCW
• Reverse the charges
• Former resident finds there’s no place like home
• Article about bluebird coordinator brings back memories
• Does the owner of this dog have any conscience?
• Bible needs no additions or subtractions
• Tar Heels face possibility of early entrants to NBA
• Armed robber hits sweepstakes center
• Flooding closes Ivey Road in Graham
• Man accused of exposing himself at drive-through window
• Property swap benefits city of Burlington, local family
• Thanks to waiver, schools won't add five instructional days next year
• Graham reports sewage spill
• Three charged in break-ins in Caswell County
• We Checked It Out: Local apartments fighting bedbugs
• The Alamance Scene: 'Your Voice, Your Choice
• Late donation sends Love Enough to Share over $49,000
• Defendant in alleged sex abuse case dies
• Police know cause of death, but not identity, of fire victim
• School board asks county to restore cut funding
• Judge strikes down new method limiting annexations
• House Speaker: NC gay marriage ban likely to be reversed
• Drifter pleads guilty to killing hikers in 2007
• Hurricane officials: No more tape for windows
• Most school districts won't add five extra days
• New method to stop forced N.C. annexation blocked
• City may expand living wage rule for contracts
• Orange County to hold public hearings on transit plan
• Breath of fresh morning air: It’s rise and shine for Phoenix football team
• Elon's new police chief sees job as homecoming
• Five in Rockingham County charged with statutory rape
• DOT board member owes city $377,000 in back taxes
• City reaches settlement with charter schools
• One dead in Union County in home-built plane crash
• N.C. picking up pace returning tax refund checks
• Nickens leaves health department post for Durham job
• City set for resurfacing projects
• Chapel Hill first in state to ban cellphone use while driving
• New claims cast Trayvon Martin as the aggressor
• UNC assistant coach takes top job at UAB
• Armed robber hits sweepstakes center
• One person killed in early Monday fire
• Tar Heels reflect on season that went awry
• Broad coalition seeks justice
• High court sends message to the EPA
• Child soldiers, a scourge
• School board asks county to restore cut funding
• DWI
• Drug charges
• Rivers to leave Duke, enter NBA Draft
• Elon's new police chief sees job as homecoming
• Real People: Bluebird coordinator for county leaving the nest
• Nickens leaves health department post for Durham job
• The Alamance Scene: Easter eggs and quilts
• A family TV show in the truest sense of the word
• Program needs volunteer weather observers
• City set for resurfacing projects
• Three-day workout great for busy people
• Simple measures help treat urinary incontinence
• Local guild to host maker faire, hopes for dream space
• Open & Shut: Doughnut shop opens in Graham
• Rare baseball card could fetch $1.5 million
• Police reveal details of Zimmerman's account in teen's death
• Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation
• Duke, Progress submit new merger plan
• Zeller, Marshall make All-American teams
• Edwards lawyers seek leeway in questioning Young
• One person killed in early-morning fire
• Supreme Court to hear N.C. native on health-care
• Constitution gay marriage ban debated
• Teachers can sound off on working conditions
• Group seeks nominees for best N.C. main street
• Around the schools
• Faith Force combines feats of strength with faith message
• Student's civil suit against Elon University and fraternity still in appeals court
• Report: Oversight and security lax in area where rape occurred; hospital has addressed issues
• Twenty dogs put down after county's fourth rabies case
• Police arrest one suspect from Wednesday's armed robbery at bar
• Gibsonville woman pleads guilty to federal fraud charges
• Family uses fundraiser to take the fight to lupus
• Family member feels left in the dark after brother killed
• Two indicted on animal cruelty charges
• County GOP comes out in favor of marriage amendment at convention
• Warrants drawn in shooting
• Softball field is latest project on busy Elon campus
• Man charged with stealing guns
• Marshall watches from bench as Tar Heels' dream season slips away
• Beneath the fears about pink slime
• Video worth a thousand words
• Season ends for Tar Heels with loss to Kansas
• Benefit raises funds for local accident victim
• Foundation seeks justice for state's sterilization victims
• Real People: Bluebird coordinator for county leaving the nest
• Open & Shut: Doughnut shop opens in Graham
• This year's early spring producing strawberries sooner
• Whitehead gives Elon pitching staff relief in starting role
• Neely-Tranbarger
• Calderon-Donnelly
• Hall-Parks
• 'Defending Jacob' thrills to the very end
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, March 25, 1862: Fighting out West, McClellan's moves.
• Appalachian State's Grant outduels Elon to even series
• Nothing normal about Tar Heels' Elite Eight matchup for Williams
• Wolfpack sets standard to build on
• Bullock cashes in on opportunity to bolster role with Tar Heels
• 'Dramatic jump' could put Marshall on court
• Mulling moderation
• Postal service remains viable and should be saved
• Delivering for Meals on Wheels had a profound impact
• Traveling in time
• A word you can't take back
• Living within its means
• Obtain property by false pretense
• Drugs
• A carefree day of fun
• Local guild to host maker faire, hopes for dream space
• Tornado watch in effect for central North Carolina
• The Elon School will continue, in new location
• Tornado watch in effect for central North Carolina
• N.C. Senior Tar Heel Legislature discusses elder abuse
• Celebrating 125 years, a memory at a time
• Around the schools
• Alamance Community College to hold open house
• Faith Force combines feats of strength with faith message
• Student's civil suit against Elon University and fraternity still in appeals court
• Diana Krall opens tour at DPAC with spellbinding performance
• Elon weathers Appalachian State storm to end skid, win series opener
• Wolfpack's rally falls short against Kansas in Sweet 16
• Tar Heels withstand OT, scare from Ohio to reach regional final
• Ups and downs: Educating electeds; serene symbol; and removing ridiculous rhetoric
• Protecting property rights
• Sex offender using social network site
• Report: Oversight and security lax in area where rape occurred; hospital has addressed issues
• Twenty dogs put down after county's fourth rabies case
• Police arrest one suspect from Wednesday's armed robbery at bar
• Gibsonville woman pleads guilty to federal fraud charges
• The Alamance Scene: chicken and fish
• Desrosiers, Fields to leave Wake Forest
• Ossipee may buy water from Elon
• Family uses fundraiser to take the fight to lupus
• Family member feels left in the dark after brother killed
• Duke anticipates Rivers' decision on NBA next week
• South Carolina woman faces local identity theft charges
• Two indicted on animal cruelty charges
• ‘Bee patient:’ Allow swarms to leave on their own
• Yanceyville man faces drug charges
• These are the richest people on earth
• Fire damages Burlington home
• Man jailed for alleged break-in two days after his prison release
• Media pushes for records in UNC football probe
• Police: Man missing since last week found safe
• County GOP comes out in favor of marriage amendment at convention
• Internet offers cures for common curiosity
• Think of others before thinking of yourself
• Midwest Region notes: Wolfpack finds comfort in dome; Tar Heels' Barnes returns to heartland
• Proposed GOP budget deserves better fate
• Political power and economic power
• Farewell to one of Burlington’s little-known saints
• GOP lawmakers on mission to end public schools in state
• Police: Man broke into several businesses
• Man injured during armed robbery at bar
• Warrants drawn in shooting
• Wolfpack not satisfied with just a Sweet 16 appearance
• Softball field is latest project on busy Elon campus
• Re-enactment planned at college on Saturday
• South Carolina woman faces local identity theft charges
• Fire damages Burlington home
• Women's Resource Center hires new director
• The Alamance Scene: Hospice and Woman's Club sales
• Tar Heels prepare for Sweet 16 game minus Marshall
• N.C., S.C. state line isn't where folks thought it was
• Feds consider closing some courtrooms
• Media seek to force UNC to turn over records
• State, ABSS making strides with graduation rate
• Duke's Mason Plumlee weighs NBA draft options
• Group apologizes for blog post's Obama image (w/image)
• Mayors’ eyes opened by Meals on Wheels
• City takes over maintenance of 18 roads
• Orange County finalizes new aging plan
• Police: Man broke into several businesses
• Man injured during armed robbery at bar
• Family fights relocation of ancestral graves
• SBI report clears Fayetteville police in death
• County endorses marker honoring Rebel slaves
• Man charged after jumping in front of Caswell deputy's vehicle
• Scam artists rob elderly woman
• Blessed Sacrament property may be used for independent school
• Bond set at $1 million following sex charges
• Nancy Garrett and Loretta Partin are featured artists at Harrison's
• Artists plan exhibit at local winery
• She's ready to blossom
• Fun-On-The-Farm is set for April 21
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 3-22-12
• Scouting Bike Rodeo planned for April 28 at Holly Hill Mall
• Second annual Bandfest for Cancer is Sunday
• North Carolina State's Leslie opens up under Gottfried
• Wolfpack Club session goes all abuzz about basketball
• Clemson finishes off two-game sweep of Elon baseball
• Larceny of a motor vehicle
• Breaking and entering
• City makes clear it does not endorse company's solicitation
• Man charged with stealing guns
• State, ABSS making strides with graduation rate
• We Checked It Out: Principal back on duty after suspension with pay
• Elon business school climbs Bloomberg rankings
• Local captain leaves The Salvation Army
• City council approves three zoning requests
• City takes over maintenance of 18 roads
• Mayors’ eyes opened by Meals on Wheels
• Report: Tebow deal to Jets hits snag
• The Alamance Scene: two charitable yardsales to choose from
• Marshall injury stirs memories of 1984 at UNC
• New system alerts Guilford residents by text, cell phones
• Panel removes two state attractions from chopping block
• Saints' head coach suspended for season by NFL
• Police ask for help locating missing man
• Man charged after jumping in front of Caswell deputy's vehicle
• Police investigate shooting at apartments
• Burlington man sentenced for shootings, drugs
• Commissioner arrested after mayor's complaint
• Charges against 'Teen Mom 2' star are dropped
• Thief breaks into prison to steal copper
• Eve Carson's photo used on Indian ads
• County manager will present property tax increase at budget retreat
• Scam artists rob elderly woman
• Therapy dog honored for his work
• County's jobless rate back in double digits
• College requests county funding increase
• Orange County: Phone changes coming
• $2 Dinners: Keep these pantry staples handyfor easy and economical meals
• Farmers Market Practices workshop is March 29
• Arts Council offers nwe cooking class this month
• Serving with a smile: Cook of the Month is always eager to help others
• North Carolina bans Jones from pro day
• Duke's Kelly undergoes surgery
• Wolfpack relishes Sweet 16 berth, remains focused on next goal
• Guard leaves Wake Forest basketball program
• Tar Heels keep title goal despite Marshall's injury
• Elon adds women's lacrosse
• Clemson sends Elon to third consecutive baseball loss
• New mischief by Congress on the Internet
• Aspen man gets bike back from 'Drunk' needing ride
• Police ask for help locating missing man
• Police investigate shooting at apartments
• County projects savings after debt refinancing
• County manager will present property tax increase at budget retreat
• The Alamance Scene: dementia program and flapjack fundraiser
• Burlington man sentenced for shootings, drugs
• Therapy dog honored for his work
• WZTK's next format is still up in the air
• Man had two children with kidnapped 13-year-old
• Williams: UNC preparing to play without Marshall
• Wake Forest point guard transferring closer to home
• Lawyers seek lower bond for beheading plot suspect
• Man wanted on sexual battery charge arrested
• Man pleads guilty to raping teen boy
• Appeals court upholds smoking ban in bars
• County's jobless rate back in double digits
• Orange County: Phone changes coming
• April 18 debate for governor takes voter questions
• Man sought by N.C. police evades Fla. Authorities
• School district offers defense in lunch flap
• NAACP cautions counties on voter ID legislation
• Vandalism at Duke Gardens will cost thousands
• Sheriff praises 287(g) program
• A cross by the lake takes on a life of its own
• Sheriff's office, ALE charge three
• Wake Forest receiver fine tunes for draft
• Haith lands national coaching honor
• Restoration of the dogwood
• Those who will not see
• Time in jail worth it to make a larger point
• Ron Paul the only choice for those dissatisfied with the status quo
• Carolina fan admonishes her own for behavior
• Sheriff's office, ALE charge three
• Perdue calls on lawmakers to restore education funding
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle on North Church Street
• Four charged with break-ins
• Missing Burlington man located
• Man pleads guilty to kidnapping 13-year-old girl
• Man wanted on sexual battery charge arrested
• Nine-year-old boy summoned to jury duty in Mass.
• Man pleads guilty to raping teen boy
• A cross by the lake takes on a life of its own
• A nerve-wracking alignment of NCAA Tournament stars
• Adult acnes has many treatment options
• The Alamance Scene: bluebird lessons and a kids expo
• Surgery for Tar Heels' Marshall goes well, but playing status unclear
• Report to show no unauthorized downloading on LME computers
• Feds seek to limit information before Edwards jury
• Feds seek to limit information before Edwards jury
• Former teacher charged with sex with students
• Family of farmers wins conservation award
• Manning chooses to land in Denver
• Open & Shut: Cafe, hookah lounge open in Burlington
• Seminary student charged with sex offense against another student
• Man charged in Greensboro motel slaying
• First-generation American wins N.C. spelling bee
• Graves of Confederate brothers dug up in west Raleigh
• Durham County officials hope to identify woman
• Springsteen addresses death penalty on N.C. stop
• Pulitzer Prize winner to speak at Elon
• Real People: Graham officer receives honor from his peers
• Windmill given a second life in Graham
• State not seeking death penalty in Mebane murder
• School board opens modes of communication
• Sneak peek: Children's Museum ready for preliminary looks soon
• NCAA schedule says Tar Heels go first in regional, followed by N.C. State game
• Davidson comes back to beat Elon in 11 innings again
• The less complicated the better
• President over a barrel on gas prices
• State is too great a haven for puppy mill operators
• Combination of events led to happy reunion
• People should remember a candidate with principles
• Forgery
• Drugs
• Four charged with break-ins
• Marshall breaks wrist as Tar Heels beat Creighton
• Rough road ahead for ACTA
• Commissioners considering putting technology center on ballot
• Lottery money to pay for repairs and maintenance
• Update on immigration program expected at meeting
• Family of farmers wins conservation award
• Open & Shut: Cafe, hookah lounge open in Burlington
• Pulitzer Prize winner to speak at Elon
• Williams High concert will feature unique performances
• Real People: Graham officer receives honor from his peers
• Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schlabach
• Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiber
• Shaw-Goode
• Morton-Clark
• Wenzel-Misenheimer
• Robert Ludlum's Janson saga continues in military thriller
• A living canvas: William Gattis brings flourish, faith to face painting
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, March 18, 1862: Confederate Cabinet Shake-up, Stonewall Attacks.
• From friends to foes: Tar Heels forward to face ex-teammate
• Appalachian State defeats N.C. State in WNIT
• Davidson's 11th-inning rally prevents Elon from twinbill sweep
• Wolfpack faces Georgetown with Sweet 16 berth on the line
• Notes: Tar Heels take notice of upsets
• Blue Devils point to problems with late-season slide
• Welcome to our celebration
• Put college bond proposal in voters hands
• Marriage isn’t threatened by same-sex unions
• Letter author wasn’t citing the Christian Bible
• Time for our troops to come home
• Authentic Southern gibberish
• Breaking and entering
• DWI
• There is nothing like a good book to fill the time
• Report to show no unauthorized downloading on LME computers
• Man charged with grabbing woman at Walmart
• Sunday's NCAA game times set for N.C. State, North Carolina
• Tar Heels grind through sluggishness to dispatch Vermont
• Howell’s outburst helps Wolfpack upend San Diego State
• NCAA notes: Lehigh coach spins madness message; Zeller needs cut man
• Vermont holds its own with North Carolina after quick turnaround
• Left, right and center
• In Syria, a desire to regain dignity, freedom
• Ups and Downs: Back to normal at ARMC; adding art; and all's fair in budget cutting
• Lehigh stuns Duke in NCAAs
• Police: Fla. couple kept boy in cage inside closet
• State not seeking death penalty in Mebane murder
• Husband and wife charged with child abuse
• School board opens modes of communication
• Tar Heels advance by defeating Vermont
• The Alamance Scene: Women's Resource Center wine dinner
• Piedmont Health Services sets open house
• Gas prices put squeeze on non-profit agencies
• No students injured in charter school bus collision
• Armed robber hits business center
• Burlington man charged with rape
• Man charged with grabbing woman at Walmart
• N.C. House member subject of ethics complaint
• Hospital clears Medicare, Medicaid hurdle
• Focus on schools: Chamber, development foundation partner to bring educaton talks to the public
• Land of legos: Alamance libraries play host to high school student’s vision
• Follow our Sports guys on Twitter at the NCAA Tournament site in Greensboro
• Head of N.C. unemployment agency quits
• Nakamura signs 3-year deal with Panthers
• Suspect in Gaffney shooting arrested in Greensboro
• Child, unresponsive at Bragg daycare, later dies
• Judge sentences Canadian for scamming elderly
• Rockslide closed U.S. 129 at Tenn.-N.C. border
• Woman says cat alerted her to fire
• Rare emeralds donated to museum
• Father, daughter stabbed to death
• Family doubles reward in case of missing man
• Blackbeard artifacts on display in Fayetteville
• Rembrandt exhibit in N.C. attracts more than 150,000
• Man wanted on drug charges turns himself in
• Armed robber hits business center
• Police searching for missing man
• Toddlers will test their boundaries often
• If we're going to talk, then look me in the eyes
• Column: Wolfpack’s steps in right direction lead to NCAAs
• Growth spurt: Tar Heels' McAdoo finds niche in Henson's absence
• Notes: Blue Devils feel at home; Tar Heels practice hard
• Saving the 'heart and soul'
• Burlington man charged with rape
• Blue Devils attempt to revive sluggish offense in NCAAs
• Common law robbery
• Four indicted in drug probe
• Local native auditions for "The Voice'
• Focus on schools: Chamber, development foundation partner to bring educaton talks to the public
• Land of legos: Alamance libraries play host to high school student’s vision
• The Alamance Scene: Historic Farm Open House at Cedarock Park
• Hospital clears Medicare, Medicaid hurdle
• Growing pains in the new social media world
• Robbery reported at carnival in Burlington
• Man wanted on drug charges turns himself in
• Schools to face questions over request for more money
• Police searching for missing man
• Henson's wrist injury adds stress on UNC bench
• Wolfpack last in, hoping to stick around in NCAA
• Man ticketed after cat refuses to go for jog
• School calendar proposals a response to requested changes
• Follow our Sports guys on Twitter at the NCAA Tournament site in Greensboro
• U.S. court looks at possible Edwards lawyer conflict
• Police seek boyfriend in S.C. woman's death
• The compliant generation of Americans
• Forsyth opens court for people with mental illness
• Authorities: More than 80 dogs seized from puppy mill
• Home to Hurricanes, Wolfpack getting name change
• Seniors overwhelmed by expenses.
• Reader mourns with Frances, wishes for her return one day
• Williston, N.D., the new land of opportunity
• We don’t need twisted views on birth control
• Four indicted in drug probe
• Orange County might leave some dump sites alone
• Foes of gay-marriage ban amendment plan to rally at capitol
• Downtown retail and apartment plans altered
• Changing the image of downtown Burlington
• School board revisits field trip policy proposal
• Death penalty hearings delayed in Orange County double murder
• Women's Resource Center offers workshops, wine dinner
• Youth visual arts competition reception opens tonight at Arts Council
• Movie prompts extras to join in fight against hunger
• Following the call: After losing her soul mate to cancer, woman organizes benefit in his honor for Relay for Life
• Eno Quaker Meeting memorial dedication planned
• DWI
• Schools to face questions over request for more money
• Pug has adventure before being reunited with owner
• School calendar proposals a response to requested changes
• Rome bids farewell to ‘pope’s crocodile’ as it heads to Cuba
• Fire burns mobile home and woods
• City panel to review plans for proposed senior apartment complex
• Downtown retail and apartment plans altered
• The Alamance Scene: The Price is Right Show
• Elon ballroom team preparing for national championships
• Changing the image of downtown Burlington
• Five charged, three on the run after raid
• Tom Woody: 'Truly one of a kind'
• Twenty years after The Shot, a new start for Laettner
• Guilford County sues banks over mortgage robo-signing
• County health, school officials learn from pertussis outbreak
• Obama chooses UNC to take the title (w/link to bracket)
• Teachers' group won't endorse in governor's primary
• North Carolina declines spot in WNIT
• woman sues over exposure to tainted Lejeune water
• Former Duke players Laettner, Davis, Dawkins head to court over loan
• Councilman's DWI conviction will stand
• Items dug from Salisbury Confederate Prison site
• Burlington-based VantageSouth adds Salisbury bank branch
• Death penalty hearings delayed in Orange County double murder
• ‘Tie one on’ at Uncle Eli’s annual Quilting Party
• Man charged with sex crimes
• Ross Strange is featured artist at Mebane Arts and Community Center
• It's time to get your plate in shape
• Just like 2009, Tar Heels wait on injured starter
• Parents expect more timely information from ABSS
• Private citizens don’t deserve unprovoked attacks
• Finding, ending fraud essential today
• Elon ballroom team preparing for national championships
• Forgery
• Drugs
• Flee/elude arrest
• Hits keep on coming for Wolfpack in baseball victory vs. Elon
• School board revisits field trip policy proposal
• Tom Woody: 'Truly one of a kind'
• Burlington radio station scuttles talk format
• County health, school officials learn from pertussis outbreak
• Burlington-based VantageSouth adds Salisbury bank branch
• Alamance Extension to host specialty foods seminar
• ‘Tie one on’ at Uncle Eli’s annual Quilting Party
• The Alamance Scene: Musical revue; spring swim lessons
• UNCG will recognize Christian group
• Henson's wrist continues to be a question for UNC
• Duke's Ryan Kelly day to day with sprained foot
• Cab driver robbed in Graham
• Man charged with sex crimes
• Boston police clamp down on slam dancing
• Dumbing down the South
• Orange County to open five one-stop early voting sites
• N.C. jobless rate for January still above 10 percent
• Public records and open meetings aren’t just important to the media
• Man takes plea in broom assault
• Women stop man's attack on girlfriend in Asheville
• School board talks 2012-13 budget
• NCAA Tournament bracket
• County emergency transportation billing below projections
• Area cops search multiple houses in drug raid
• Report: Fayetteville police targeted black drivers
• Solution in search of a problem
• A Muslim 'Cosby' show?
• Community college board asks for tech center referendum
• Community college board asks for tech center referendum
• Tom Woody: The nicest guy you'd ever hope to meet
• Cab driver robbed in Graham
• No decision reached on school lunch price increase
• Real People: Mason's book recalls her century in Burlington
• NCAA Tournament bracket
• First-degree rape charge dismissed; man pleads to other charges
• Man takes plea in broom assault
• County emergency transportation billing below projections
• The Alamance Scene: A-O raffle; free spring event in Graham
• Carousel Cinemas to hold food drive for Loaves & Fishes
• When losing weight, make protein part of balanced diet
• Drug shortages present worrisome problems
• Area cops search multiple houses in drug raid
• Tar Heels hit with bowl ban
• Play our NCAA tournament contest!
• Men attempt armed robbery at Burlington motel
• Violators: Men charged with violent crimes had already violated probation
• NCAA set to announce ruling in UNC football case
• Senate to hear about Lejeune's contaminated water
• Case by case: Probation violators accused of murder, armed robbery
• NCAA Tournament bracket
• Man continues hunger strike at jail
• State to inspect ARMC this week
• Hairston comes out of shell for Tar Heels, but misses last shot
• Two teams stay close for NCAAs; N.C. State lands bid, too
• Capitalism, morality and freedom
• Sunshine Week: Keeping government open a responsbility for us all
• Defense department doesn’t need any more toys
• The national debt is also a national crisis
• Outer Banks trips now ruined by regulations
• DWI
• Tar Heels fall short in comeback vs. Seminoles in ACC title game
• North Carolina natives help Florida State make history
• Parker's name will remain on primary ballot
• Tax administrator will stay on through end of the year
• Officials find shortcomings during community college drill
• Kinsella powers Elon to baseball sweep of Georgia Southern
• School board to consider raising lunch prices
• County unimpressed with tax collection contractors
• Open & Shut: New ice cream parlor, Moe's in Mebane
• Smart cookies: Girl Scouts mark 100 years of service
• Man pleads guilty to 16 felonies
• Real People: Mason's book recalls her century in Burlington
• Restored fountain ties Duke, Elon and Alamance County together
• Pedestrian hit on North Church Street
• Men attempt armed robbery at Burlington motel
• Restrepo-Wright
• Kimsey-Groce
• Meritt-Moore
• Allison-Janicello
• Comedian's memoir is pleasant yet lacking
• A lifetime of love: Alamance County couple proves 'happily ever after' remains possible in today's society
• Is your car the DIRTIEST?
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, March 11, 1862: McClellan's demotion, River shelling.
• Title-game matchup involves revenge factor
• Myers excels in opening Ace races
• Tar Heels push back Wolfpack
• Keep the information flowing
• A gift for Democrats
• Behold, the magnificence of books — and tell a friend
• Ups and downs: Making a market; flag favor and bully for the Bulldogs
• A pretty good line
• Religions, chariies work hand in hand
• Rivers can't find flow on last chance as Duke falls to Florida State
• DWI
• Kidnapping
• Indecent liberties
• Breaking and entering motor vehicle
• Elon bats awake in victory against Georgia Southern
• The history of Holly Hill Mall
• County's third rabies case of 2012 confirmed
• Authorities: 'Rumor mill reached a new level of absurdity'; Schools explain communication policy
• Violators: Men charged with violent crimes had already violated probation
• Poll finds majority oppose same-sex marriage amendment
• State to inspect ARMC this week
• Autopsy: man in crash died from inhaling computer cleaner
• Sidewalks coming to Broadview Middle
• Man charged with stealing police officer's gun
• County will spend $65,000 on fiber optic cable
• School bus driver suspended after wreck
• School board to consider raising lunch prices
• Locker lottery provides fun for North Carolina
• Blue Devils find strange path past Virginia Tech
• The current system in Washington is unsustainable
• An unspoiled area, spoiled
• Tax rate unfairly rewards the wealthier Americans
• Failure to return rented vehicle
• Warrant for arrest of a fugitive
• Graham man charged with second-degree rape
• Wolfpack relishes toppling of Virginia ... with Tar Heels up next
• County's third rabies case of 2012 confirmed
• Elon's pitching keeps pace with Georgia Southern ace in series-opening victory
• Man pleads guilty to 16 felonies
• The Alamance Scene: yard sale and pinto bean supper
• Wreck slows interstate traffic
• Restored fountain ties Duke, Elon and Alamance County together
• Authorities: 'Rumor mill reached a new level of absurdity'; Schools explain communication policy
• Poll finds majority oppose same-sex marriage amendment
• Zoo gives gorilla a bunny companion
• Two charged by Caswell deputies
• O'Connor, Gergen to speak at Elon Law sponsored event
• Facebook ‘friend’ offer exposes man’s other wife
• School bus driver suspended after wreck
• Partisan cooperation
• Your work matters to God
• Wait out wheat to see fescue grow
• High court suspends ticket-fixing local judge
• Tar Heels rip Maryland, wonder about Henson's injury
• Gang worries lock down six prisons this year
• Casey named head football coach at Cedar Ridge
• Officials unable to verify threat of violence at middle school
• Wrightsville Beach snuffs out beach smoking ban
• Man faces more charges from February incident
• Downed power line closes Church Street
• Jury deliberates protesters case
• Woman pleads guilty in fatal crash
• City council talks transportation partnerships
• Short stretch of new I-85 slated to open
• This dream is a scream
• In the end, parenting is about staying the course
• Demon Deacons stay with theme: They're one and done at ACC Tournament
• N.C. State moves on to next task in ACC Tournament
• ACC Tournament notes: Ref stays away to avoid controversy
• Blue Devils find it easy to move on with ACC Tournament upon them
• Tar Heels look to improve position during ACC Tournament
• Last year's title teams look for offense in Southern Conference baseball series
• Something doesn't add up
• Guantanamo's symbol of excess, futility
• Man allegedly said he wanted to shoot police
• Jury convicts three of five 287 (g) protesters
• The Alamance Scene: yard sale, basement sale, bake sale
• Parker's name will remain on primary ballot
• Tax administrator will stay on through end of the year
• Born to be wired
• Officials find shortcomings during community college drill
• Man charged with stealing police officer's gun
• Tractor-trailer hits bridge; cab rolls into river
• Parker leaving House race, eliminating Republican primary
• Man faces more charges from February incident
• Graham council changes policy on public comments
• Girls to be buried at Arlington with their dad
• Judge releases terrorism beheading plot suspect
• Downed power line closes Church Street
• N.C. Auditor report criticizes rural Vanpool program
• NCDOT sets ferry tolls, won't charge new rates now
• Burlington City Council OKs downtown farmers market
• New driver's handbook available to motorists
• Firefighters battle junk car blaze
• Wrightsville Beach considers smoking ban on shore
• Victory Junction fundraiser to be held March 24
• Carolina Theatre opens doors for ACC Tournament
• 'Rejoice Dear Hearts' gets one final run in Burlington
• Nature, wildlife inspire this married musical duo
• Pianist takes his cues from pop culture
• Music reunites old friends
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 3-8-12
• Burlington Recreation & Parks offers Spring Break Fundays
• New tournament venue is already home for some in ACC
• Tar Heels vow to put minds on more championships
• Blue Devils look for positives, figure title rematch would be good
• Demon Deacons aim for more progress
• As Leslie raises consistency, Wolfpack starts to turn corner
• Romney's not-so-super Tuesday
• Misrepresenting JFK
• A Dear Mitt letter ...
• Campus-based tech center for ACC gets recommendation of committee
• Don't forget: Emergency drill planned for community college Thursday morning
• Raleigh to fine people taking recyclables from bins
• To build or not, that is council's choice on fire coverage changes
• Laptop-shooting dad saved daughter's data
• Obama to talk jobs in N.C.
• Traffic stop leads to struggle, chase and two arrests
• $2 Dinners: Celebrate the luck of the Irish with this St. Patrick's Day meal
• Melissa Walker is featured artist at Point of View Gallery
• Tar Heels come next on Elon's baseball menu
• Duke's Kelly to miss ACC Tournament
• It’s time to bring war dollars home
• A reminder to keep things in perspective
• ARMC staff offered professional and gentle care
• Look who's loosening their belts
• The GOP's higher education myth
• Burlington City Council OKs downtown farmers market
• Obtain property by false pretense
• Felony worthless check
• Fugitive of the state
• Elon poll: Obama's approval in N.C. up slightly
• School bus driver charged after accident; no injuries reported
• Opening arguments begin in trial for 287(g) protesters
• Show's renovations of local restaurant "phenomenal"
• Man pleads guilty to indecent liberties charge
• Man arrested in bar fight faces more charges
• Just in time: Burlington officers saluted for saving life of suicidal man
• County online inspections up and running
• To build or not, that is council's choice on fire coverage changes
• Embezzlement charges dropped against pro softball player
• Stoney Creek Marina set to open
• The Alamance Scene: help for the hungry and for bereaved parents
• Obama plans visit to truck plant
• N.C. revenues remain ahead of targets for budget
• Local veteran will be buried in Arlington
• UNC's Tyler Zeller named ACC player of year
• Carolina's Ford to be inducted into Hall of Fame
• Traffic stop leads to struggle, chase and two arrests
• Appeals court says sweepstakes ban unlawful
• City to revise rules after abortion foes sue
• Special Forces soldier dies trying to save kids
• Jason Young greets guilty verdict in murder case with silence
• Town of Elon swears in new police chief
• Four charged after bar brawl in Graham
• Elon University names new campus police chief
• Real People: Woman named Army Spouse of the Year
• Learn about science in relaxed setting
• Cardiac rehab is just what the doctor ordered
• There are many ways to strengthen abs
• Miller to stay as UNCG basketball coach
• Before Rock Hudson was gay
• Clinic at Walmart offers convenient walk-in service
• This country has gone ‘plum crazy’
• Obama’s policies are taking down the country
• County tables vote on private roads
• Is anyone serious about the deficit?
• Trial begins for protesters charged in front of jail
• Tips lead to drug arrests
• Rowan board praises Jesus despite lawsuit warning
• Drill planned at community college on Thursday
• Mebane furniture maker shutting its doors
• Show's renovations of local restaurant "phenomenal"
• Local veteran will be buried in Arlington
• Open & Shut: Company sells signs, banners, graphics
• Town of Elon swears in new police chief
• The Alamance Scene: lunch for schoolmates, lunch for women
• Four charged after bar brawl in Graham
• Need help with taxes? Consider these options
• Three Tar Heels named to All-ACC first team
• Elon University names new campus police chief
• 2012 ACC Tourney Contest
• Inmate charged in prisoner's death.
• Former Perdue staffer pleads not guilty to charges
• With filings over, campaigns are about to heat up
• Prom season is coming, and this church wants to help
• Study explores how Internet, technology affect young people
• We Checked It Out: Elementary school fundraiser won't be back next year
• Whooping cough cases continue to climb; vaccine recommended
• Limbaugh the uniter
• Hearing set for man whose deer were killed by state
• Judge takes no action on new billboard rules
• Deputies impounding cars if drivers flee
• Three kids survive tornado pulling them from home
• Schools closed after rare tornado his mountains
• Luce's homer caps Elon's doubleheader sweep of College of Charleston
• Williams graduate Boston is MVP as Barton wins conference tournament
• Terrapins take ACC women's crown
• Opportunity crumbles for Elon in season-ending loss to Davidson
• Wake Forest lefty throws no-hitter
• Wolfpack reaches 20-win mark
• Remembering the ACC's days gone by
• In the weeds on drug war
• DWI
• Habitual DWI
• Weather service: Alamance County could get snow, but not much
• Gear up for tonight’s SoCon Tournament semifinal between Elon and Davidson here
• Hearing could have impact on private roads
• Burlington man hit by vehicle
• Real People: Woman named Army Spouse of the Year
• Burlington Technologies waits to hear from Army on contract
• Unused prescription drugs will be collected
• Sidewalk improvements about to begin in Elon
• Open & Shut: Company sells signs, banners, graphics
• Need help with taxes? Consider these options
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, March 4, 1862: New Madrid besieged, battle of ironclads.
• Wood-Devine
• McKissack-Lloyd
• Lewis-Jeansonne
• Dog's story shows resilience of our pets
• Raleigh gave us a weekend to remember
• Celebrating a legend: Brad Whitford hopes music fans 'Experience Hendrix' like he did years ago
• Meet the pipers: Clan Lindsay Pipe Band takes its heritage and music seriously
• Shillelagh Golf Course hits more snags
• After video review ...
• Samford sends Elon women packing with early blitz
• Georgia Tech women puts halt to Wolfpack's magic
• Maryland denies Wake Forest women in semifinals
• It's just another spring training for Elon's McKeon
• Leslie drives Wolfpack into season finale
• Phoenix claws past Georgia Southern, reaches tournament semifinals
• Hazards of the outlaw life
• Community’s warmth and generosity was eye-opening
• County commissioners makewise decision in prayer issue
• Surving the election season
• The fuel for runaway inflation
• Assault with deadly weapon/serious injury
• Felony possession of cocaine
• Driving after underage alcohol consumption
• Driving while impaired
• With filings over, campaigns are about to heat up
• Prom season is coming, and this church wants to help
• Elon performance helps cancer patients, families
• Some questions may not have answers
• Williams girls play confidently, advance to state finals
• Electronics recycling program provides jobs for workers with disabilities
• Hearing could have impact on private roads
• Police continue to search for missing woman
• Three charged after drugs and gun seized from home
• Burlington man hit by vehicle
• Wolfpack shocks top-seeded Duke women to reach ACC Tournament semifinals
• Ga. Tech survives Tar Heels last shot in ACC women's tourney
• Phoenix looks for rewards in postseason
• Elon women hit stride for tournament
• Elon loses SoCon opener for first time
• The real state budget
• Just about ready to occupy the first tee
• Shag Club’s Meals on Wheels Benefit a great success
• Thanks to the responders and deputy for help, concern
• Ups and Downs: Rough riding; robust revenue; and up and up and away in a beaufiful balloon
• Extradition
• Breaking and entering
• Drug charges
• The church ignores this at its peril
• We Checked It Out: Elementary school fundraiser won't be back next year
• Biennial mullein known by many names
• Mebane man charged with indecent liberties
• Whooping cough cases continue to climb; vaccine recommended
• Times-News ad staff takes home state awards
• Electronics recycling program provides jobs for workers with disabilities
• The Alamance Scene: squaredancing and party meetings
• Report: Single-engine plane crashes into lake
• Police continue to search for missing woman
• Wake Forest suspends player for rest of season
• School board members differ over spokesperson policy
• Health Department giving free Tdap shots today in Mebane
• Get set for the postseason as writers talk tourney basketball in the SoConversation
• Tattered flag turns into lesson for Southern Alamance students
• Three charged after drugs and gun seized from home
• Twitter contest
• Charges against man dropped in $1 million bill case
• Legislator's remarks about poverty draw ire
• Third man charged in armed robbery
• Woman reported missing for second time
• Gunshot heard near school causes brief lock down
• Cummings student's art will make it to the Big Apple
• Generations have done the 'Hokey Pokey'
• Need help raising kids? Study your family's history
• Wake Forest women move forward in tournament
• Truth in campaign advertising
• Equality or inequality?
• Public transportation could make large difference in county
• There are other areas to cut spending besides defense
• Times-News staff wins 16 N.C. Press awards
• Tar Heels flip ‘on’ button to start women's tourney
• N.C. State women find passing grade vs. Florida State
• Tattered flag turns into lesson for Southern Alamance students
• School board members differ over spokesperson policy
• Maximum fulfillment, right to the end
• Hospital making changes after reported rape
• County rec makes changes after softball and baseball players leave city
• School board OKs fall open for nine new charters
• Local candidate field set
• Man jailed for urinating in street
• Third man charged in armed robbery
• Woman reported missing for second time
• Judge sets April trial date in John Edwards case
• System announces high school graduation dates
• Gunshot heard near school causes brief lock down
• Attempting the 'impossible'
• Police find man's body in drainage pipe
• Man found guilty of trafficking opium
• Judge could limit testimony in Edwards case
• A tax credit that makes no sense
• Transportation Authority changes having an impact
• Man charged with using counterfeit money
• Fine Art Carolina Gallery taps Shiflett as featured artist
• Front Street Playschool plans variety show Friday
• A strange brew: The Pikeys hope people come to love its unique mix of sounds
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 3-1-12
• Library's annual book sale benefits many
• Arts council's youth visual arts contest set for March 15
• Point of View Gallery offers kids' music, movement classes
• Timothy Olsen plans organ recital Sunday
• BAL showcases Cheeks' artwork this month
• Late heroics help Wolfpack turn back Miami
• Elon needs 11th-inning runs to top High Point in baseball
• Elon's Isenbarger, Hamilton land Southern Conference honors
• Gateway to spring
• Touting blissful ignorance
• Cummings student's art will make it to the Big Apple
• Sailor from Burlington killed in California
• Sheriff announces changes to jail leadership in email
• Local candidate field set
• Foriest running for Congress; two local candidates file before Wednesday deadline
• Man jailed for urinating in street
• Graham police investigating car break-ins
• System announces high school graduation dates
• Man found guilty of trafficking opium
• The Alamance Scene: give blood or do some gardening
• Authorities: Man warned to stop communicating with juveniles
• Man charged with using counterfeit money
• Filing ends as baker's dozen run for governor
• Students use LEGOs to learn about science
• New prescription ID law takes effect Thursday
• Probation absconder charged with armed robbery, assault
• N.C. man charged with burying his dog alive
• Cooper warns of ID thieves filing fake tax returns
• Man dead after accidentally drinks gasoline from jar then smoking
• Deputies seize 1,000 pounds of marijuana, arrest 2 men
• Woman sentenced in father's stabbing death
• Authorities seek man on dog fighting charges
• Report: R.I.-based sport institute bought N.C. homes
• Killer mistakenly released from SC jail
• Man pleads guilty to habitual driving while impaired
• With couples, losing weight is a two-way street
• Tar Heels' Zeller hits home stretch
• Wolfpack aims for sweep of Miami
• Duke avoids collapse against Wake Forest, finishes unbeaten in ACC road games
• Remembering leap day
• How can public transportation work if ACTA is failing?
• Praying through Jesus is not establishing a religion
• Amendment vote a critical choice about rights
• A highway bill all can hate
• Safecracking
• Assault with deadly weapon
• Larceny, possession of stolen goods
• Authorities: Man warned to stop communicating with juveniles
• Leap babies: Birthdays few and far in-between -- but they have one Wednesday
• Students use LEGOs to learn about science
• Baseball bat assault puts one man in hospital, one in jail
• Probation absconder charged with armed robbery, assault
• Gibsonville restaurant marks 30 years of working as a family
• Cancer survivor receives an unexpected gift on her birthday
• Man pleads guilty to habitual driving while impaired
• The Alamance Scene: breast cancer group and consignment sale
• Perdue says she'll order delay on "ferry tax"
• N.C. State linebacker suspended for season
• School board members disagree on pertussis data request
• Judgeship challenger, sixth Democratic commissioner hopeful file to run
• Etheridge to file for governor on last day
• Shortage of helium hits local businesses
• Sales tax revenues rebound
• Baseball bat assault puts one man in hospital, one in jail
• Ex-mayor dead from apparent suicide
• More than $500 in fuel taken while truck driver slept
• Man allegedly beats up wife over text messages
• N.C. looks into licensing of 'Extreme Makeover' home
• Couple jailed for child abuse
• Man charged with DWI after chase
• Kenseth wins Daytona 500 that finishes after midnight
• Long-time sportscaster Brenner dies
• Former Burlington Royals catcher takes $7 million big-league deal
• Blue Devils look for safe road in Demon Deacons’ home finale
• Oft-injured senior shines as Elon women say goodbye in style
• Pushing our boundary with South Carolina
• Returning to the past
• Let representatives know the Pentagon budget needs to be cut
• May a higher power guide us in this turbulent election year
• Thanks to two special people and great in-laws
• 2012 ACC football schedule offers changes in tradition
• Woman's apartment vandalized after break-in
• School board members disagree on pertussis data request
• Judgeship challenger, sixth Democratic commissioner hopeful file to run
• Shortage of helium hits local businesses
• Donated house will serve as training grounds
• Sales tax revenues rebound
• Former Wolfpack linebacker joins Elon coaching staff
• More than $500 in fuel taken while truck driver slept
• Open and shut: New fitness center opening next month
• Woman's apartment vandalized after break-in
• Etheridge hasn't yet filed officially for governor
• Bowl-a-thon for MS set for March 10
• When it comes to training, breaks can be a good thing
• Choose right kind of cane to offer best support
• Missing teen found
• Gibsonville teen pleads in assault, robbery
• Man allegedly beats up wife over text messages
• Haith says he is cooperating with NCAA Miami probe
• Helping others
• Retro Computing
• Man charged with DWI after chase
• Daytona 500 now set for 7 p.m. start
• Fiddling away
• Graham man stabbed in back during fight
• Oscar winners
• Court mix-up puts conviction on man's record
• Man charged in shooting death at flea market
• Meth lab busts reach record high in N.C.
• Critics to grill Durham DA over feud with judge
• By any means necessary
• Gamecocks complete baseball series sweep of Elon
• Can improving job numbers boost Obama?
• Buyer beware, check all companies out thoroughly
• Legislation often not in the public’s best interests
• God’s love shown through Graham Police Department
• ACTA raising rates, cutting rides to deal with budget hole
• 287 (g) program faces funding cuts
• Veterans Services Director set to retire
• Lawsuits allege sloppy grading imperiling homes at Mackintosh on the Lake
• Council of State candidates will attend GOP meeting
• Mebane's history highlighted in new book
• Open and shut: New fitness center opening next month
• Gibsonville teen pleads in assault, robbery
• Helping others
• Retro Computing
• The mystery of the Brown Mountain Lights continues to confound
• United through music: Area schools pool orchestras for a unique performance
• Sweet-Cardwell
• Mr. and Mrs. Hutt Euliss
• D.D. Warren series produces another thriller
• Zeller starts fast, finishes strong as Tar Heels turn back Virginia
• Demon Deacons reverse trend, steamroll Boston College
• Young's big 3s help Clemson stump N.C. State in OT
• Elon women roll past Wofford, lock in seed for tourney
• South Carolina holds off Elon rally in baseball
• Blue Devils find enough OT energy to wipe away anxiety, Hokies
• Elon men break through in finale, secure bye for league tourney
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Feb. 26, 1862: Nashville occupied, Willie Lincoln's funeral.
• Hospital incident deserves investigation, disclosure
• Put proposed sales tax toward education, not economic development
• Sentence lenient in accident that killed one, maimed another
• Khojaly Massacre was a tragedy that demands recognition
• Help wanted: A jobs game changer
• How the GOP can lose
• Conspiracy? What conspiracy
• My so-called law enforcement career
• Graham police looking for runaway teen
• Graham man stabbed in back during fight
• With a heavy heart: Young Graham wrestler faces challenge beyond the mat
• ACTA raising rates, cutting rides to deal with budget hole
• Celebrating Leap Day
• By any means necessary
• Jewelry thief sentenced as habitual felon
• Burlington man pleads guilty to break-ins, habitual felon
• Lawsuits allege sloppy grading imperiling homes at Mackintosh on the Lake
• Veterans Services Director set to retire
• 287 (g) program faces funding cuts
• Blue Devils aim to reclaim mystique on home court
• Elon men look to break through funk in finale
• Harper hits hot streak for Elon women’s team
• Slumping Wolfpack, struggling Wood want to figure out problems
• Wake Forest coach preaches courage, perseverance to deal with tough times
• Gamecocks rock Elon in opener of baseball series
• Tar Heels build hardened mentality from harsh road environments
• A different perspective on Black History Month, religion
• Playing percentages
• Ups and downs: Drinking, driving and death; and remembering Mikey
• Ross, Boswell file for office; Democrat to run for Register of Deeds
• With a heavy heart: Young Graham wrestler faces challenge beyond the mat
• Elon fire causes minimal damage
• Help offered for farmers hit by drought
• Mebane man sentenced as habitual felon
• Judge denies bond reduction for alleged face-biter
• Elon students take on obesity with Supercharge! Alamance
• Two more Republicans join GOP contest for governor
• Whooping cough outbreak climbs to 82 cases
• Graham police looking for runaway teen
• The Alamance Scene: Divorce recovery workshop
• Duke avenges earlier loss with 74-66 win at Florida State
• Elementary students bring famous North Carolinians to life
• No one hurt in milk-truck wreck on interstate
• Ex-N.C. principal charged with sexual exploitation
• Seventh person arrested in turkey farm cruelty case
• Man pleads guilty to killing roommate
• License checkpoint leads to drug arrests
• Durham DA offers defense for feud with judge
• Edwards sex tape to shredder; federal trial looms
• Domestic dispute leads to arrests
• These lunch inspectors are hard to stomach
• It's time for children to accept some responsibility
• Elon's setback to Davidson gives UNCG divisional title
• Elon to take baseball tests vs. defending national champions
• What we've learned so far
• Now for the bad news, math matters
• Joe Thompson, 1918-2012: County treasure, irreplaceable artist left lasting legacy
• Obtaining property by false pretenses
• Breaking and/or entering motor vehicles
• Failure to register as sex offender
• Next Great Place contest means big things for winner
• Whooping cough outbreak climbs to 82 cases
• Elementary students bring famous North Carolinians to life
• Elon students take on obesity with Supercharge! Alamance
• The singular power of prayer
• City crews work to make Webb Avenue safer
• Teen pleads guilty to stealing junk food in jail
• John Edwards' mistress wins ownership of sex tape
• The Alamance Scene: veterans and gardeners
• Witness helps police nab two accused of illegal dumping
• Survey gives Burlington good ranking on economic stewardship
• Activists gear up for statewide Occupy meeting
• License checkpoint leads to drug arrests
• Domestic dispute leads to arrests
• Saving Governor's School: The way things should work
• N.C. orders reviews after school bus fire
• One dead in wreck
• County jail guard accused of theft
• Duke, Progress file new merger plan
• Perdue: No-interest Irene loan for two counties
• Police charged one, searching for two others in armed robbery
• Graham man charged with soliciting sex
• Suspect in alleged hospital rape has other pending charges
• Deputies check car for possible bomb on interstate
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 2-23-12
• Christian drama group plans weekend play
• Flying Dove announces poetry winners
• Extras needed in filming of 'Find A Way'
• Greensboro Coliseum breaks concert attendance records
• Local actrerss/musician offers acting and songwriting classes
• One-day workshop helps with auditions
• Searching for artistic freedom: Homeland sanctions prompt Belarus Free Theatre to take its act on the road
• Alamance Chorale sets annual dinner show
• Possibilities exist for slump-ridden Phoenix going to Davidson
• Blue Devils enter title mindset
• Iwo Jima remembered
• Drug charges
• Larceny of a firearm
• Burlington man stalked, terrorized neighbor for years
• Third Republican candidate files to run for commissioner seat
• Gibsonville starts talking budget
• Service for Mebane musician will be Saturday
• Survey gives Burlington good ranking on economic stewardship
• Next Great Place contest means big things for winner
• Cosmetics sale will help pay family's funeral expenses
• Man sentenced up to five years in wreck that killed one, paralyzed another
• Witness helps police nab two accused of illegal dumping
• The Alamance Scene: fundraisers for church, Special Olympics
• Burlington to study busy intersection
• Police charged one, searching for two others in armed robbery
• Online readers like jailbirds, not spellers
• Investigators look to crack case of Caswell County break-ins
• Commissioner, sheriff differ over immigration program
• Graham man charged with soliciting
• AT&T latest to build data center in western N.C.
• Split decision by judges on sweepstakes biz tax
• Police chief details gunfire location system
• Thompson remembered as a man as well as a musician (w/video)
• Perdue to move $9 million to fund 2,000 more in Pre-K
• Dogs seized in animal cruelty case likely not adoptable
• Man charged with rape at ARMC
• Driver flown to Durham after wreck on Webb Avenue
• County expands ban on camping on its property
• Special N.C. plate helps fund spaying, neutering
• He's the man with the skillet
• Chocolate festival winners share recipes
• Make a complete meal with nine ingredients
• Elon defeats Aggies in baseball
• Marshall calmly steers Tar Heels to safety in defeat of N.C. State
• Religious freedom a right to be protected
• Beyond 'Lin-sanity'
• Why going negative sticks
• Wolfpack good in spurts but falls to North Carolina
• DWI
• Robbery with dangerous weapon
• Possession of firearm by felon
• Burlington to study busy intersection
• Man sentenced up to five years in wreck that killed one, paralyzed another
• Missing Burlington man found safe
• Deputies check car for possible bomb on interstate
• Suspect in alleged hospital rape has other pending charges
• Commissioner, sheriff differ over immigration program
• Thompson remembered as a man as well as a musician
• Probe of LME servers could be done soon
• Autopsy confirms Caswell teen drowned accidentally
• Gun found inside piano donated to nursing home
• Man wins at blackjack table, then busted on drug warrant
• Elon restaurant will be focus of Food Network show
• Dogs seized in animal cruelty case likely not adoptable
• Suspect pleads not guilty in state school board member's death
• The Alamance Scene: soul food and souvlaki
• Appeals court rules in legal fight over dead dog
• Orange residents want proposed waste site eliminated
• Driver's Ed teacher faces second DWI charge
• 4.0 earthquake in Missouri felt in N.C.
• Mikey Walker had a rare disease, a determined spirit
• Board vows to keep praying in Jesus' name
• Miller, other lawmakers unite to call for end to war
• Man killed father over graduate school lies
• Schedule set for students to tour new technical center
• School leaders set budget timeline
• Wilson sheriff says two found dead inside home
• Burlington man reported missing
• Elon women ride stingy defense past College of Charleston
• With more emphasis on defense, Tar Heels could make it a tall task for N.C. State
• Wolfpack tries to toughen up mental approach with Tar Heels arriving
• Elon has opening on football staff after assistant coach joins Boston College
• ACC reprimands official who ejected former N.C. State stars
• Winter creeper: A bug worth raising a stink about
• Signs are, voters outnumber workers in America
• Case of animal cruelty in Randolph County deserves action
• Coach offers thanks for support throughout his career
• Fire in Burlington shed sends man to hospital
• Famed Mebane fiddler dead at 93
• Looking outside the profile
• Two charged in Caswell after house searched
• Driver flown to Durham after wreck on Webb Avenue
• Alleged rape reported at Alamance Regional
• Year-round schools will make up day on March 5
• Snow, finally
• Man goes to bail out girlfriend, gets arrested
• Man charged with rape at ARMC
• Probe of LME servers could be done soon
• Burlington man reported missing
• Mikey Walker had a rare disease, a determined spirit
• School leaders set budget timeline
• Mebane man files to run for state House seat
• The Alamance Scene: Black history program
• Fire in Burlington shed sends man to hospital
• Most prep playoff games to be played tonight
• Now is the time for middle schoolers to train for football
• Keep lines of communication open with teens
• Woman faces multiple charges in breaking and entering
• Snow won't last long, but already causing wrecks
• Real People: Local woman collects pet supplies for struggling pet owners
• N.C. reports first death of flu season
• Deputy shoots man; rammed cruiser after stop
• Two charged in Caswell after house searched
• Two trucks hit median in interstate wreck
• Too embarrassing to read
• First black joins N.C's Sons of American Revolution
• Man goes to bail out girlfriend, gets arrested
• Police investigating shots fired into an occupied residence
• Schedule set for students to tour new technical center
• Woman faces multiple charges in breaking and entering
• Eastern Guilford grad makes most of Division III basketball career
• Shining a light on super PACs
• Drugs
• DWI
• Closings and delays
• City operating under two-hour delay Monday
• Hearing for three murder suspects continued until March
• Open & Shut: Spa expands services, cafe coming to Mebane
• Woman faces charges stemming from domestic dispute
• Police looking for nightclub assault suspect
• Then and Now: A story of enduring love
• Direct deposit: Burlington's rethinking new incentives policy
• Around the schools
• Snow won't last long, but already causing wrecks
• Real People: Local woman collects pet supplies for struggling pet owners
• Two trucks hit median in interstate wreck
• N.C. State to honor ejected former players at next game
• Rape suspect must pay more to leave state, judge says
• Police investigating shots fired into an occupied residence
• Community college may add service-learning and honors courses
• Community college enrollment is down, reversing a trend
• Newcomer makes school board bid
• True believers: Ron Paul's presidential effort has solid local support
• Commissioners will decide if local option sales tax goes on the ballot
• Harrahs Cherokee trip postponed
• Molohon-Capps
• Thornburg-Tilley
• Spencer-Johnson
• Libraries offer a good selection of nonfiction
• 7 Things That Will Cost You More
• Former N.C. State stars ejected from seats in loss to Seminoles
• Elon women pummel Georgia Southern
• Enough of that: Duke finds appreciation, apprehension in big comebacks
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Feb. 19, 1862: Confederate President Davis re-inaugurated.
• Clark follows pattern on Elon mound
• Wolfpack stalls, falls to Florida State
• Tar Heels deliver on message, tame Tigers to extend record streak
• Spend tuition increase wisely
• Ho-hum, another 1970s UFO sighting
• A dog's life? Looks pretty good
• State lawmakers taking a bad historical tactic
• Ron Paul rises above the GOP dog and pony show
• Behold, the profoundly profane
• Polishing the Golden Rule
• Felony larceny
• Drugs
• Assault with a deadly weapon
• Elon suffers overtime loss in foul February stretch
• DWI
• Then and Now: A story of enduring love
• We're all family, removed or not
• Direct deposit: Burlington's rethinking new incentives policy
• New hospital program helps cancer survivors transition out of treatment
• City Park amusement rides opening soon
• Around the schools
• Rape suspect must pay more to leave state, judge says
• Hearing for three murder suspects continued until March
• Driving while impaired
• Breaking and entering, larceny
• Drug charges
• Larceny by an employee
• Forgery of instrument
• Connections between cyberbullying cases are unclear
• With more meaningful games looming, Wolfpack tries to move on from collapse
• Tar Heels put record streak on line, figure past doesn’t factor in present
• Demon Deacons like new looks of zone, smaller lineup
• Phoenix sets sights on bye in Southern Conference tourney
• Ups and downs: Busting bullies; wedding week; and speed to burn at Cummings
• Constructing the primary road
• The vanishing jobs debate
• Newcomer makes school board bid
• Months after opening to traffic, widened Mebane Street still not quite done
• Downtown Corporation announces Next Great Places semifinalists
• Man found not guilty of cockfighting
• True believers: Ron Paul's presidential effort has solid local support
• Virginia woman pleads in trafficking case
• Elon zips up Akron in baseball opener
• Students who wrote to deployed service members get surprise
• Commissioners will decide if local option sales tax goes on the ballot
• With state incentive announcement, Burlington Technologies set for expansion
• Months after merger, MidCarolina's name changes
• Judge refuses to grant Durham DA another delay
• Teen charged with setting fire at Goodwill store
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to Obama
• Man wanted in female assault arrested
• 'The X Factor' to hold auditions in Greensboro
• Fruit-tree pruning workshop to be held in Efland
• Georgia to get Caterpillar plant
• Mayor withdrawing proclamation
• Retired county manager / attorney plans to join commissioners race
• Stop at license checkpoint leads to drug arrest
• College trustees tour Outlet Village to talk expansion
• Candidates file to run for state House, District Court judgeship on Tuesday
• Defendants in cockfighting trial have some charges dropped
• Snow? This winter? You've got to be kidding
• Thanks, France, for jarring our memories
• Comeback kings: Blue Devils mount huge rally to deny Wolfpack
• Wolfpack folds after holding a 20-point lead
• Healthy Elon pitcher set for opening assignment
• N.C. State's football opener set with Friday date vs. Tennessee
• Hurricanes' Ruutu to miss time
• Change must come from within
• Rebooting for another internet assault
• Re-institute the draft before our next war
• Don’t try to change American ways
• Ron Paul would bring end to needless wars
• Downtown Corporation announces Next Great Places semifinalists
• Connections between cyberbullying cases are unclear
• Fundraiser will pay funeral expenses for Caswell teen who drowned
• Sheriff's office investigates courthouse threat
• They say that filling in is hard to do
• Man found not guilty of cockfighting
• Months after opening to traffic, widened Mebane Street still not quite done
• Teen charged with setting fire at Goodwill store
• Financial aid information available Saturday
• The Alamance Scene: pancakes and stew
• Retired county manager / attorney plans to join commissioners race
• Restoration House provides hope for women in recovery
• Stop at license checkpoint leads to drug arrest
• Another teen charged as cyberbullying investigation continues
• Lunch replacement for Hoke County girl called mix-up by school, state
• State official admits impeding probe of Butterball turkey farm
• Assistant football coach charged with trafficking cocaine
• Man accuses himself of sexually abusing autistic child
• Abandoned campfire blamed for Uwharrie blaze
• Republicans plan no work for scheduled session
• What did last-minute sweethearts do for Valentine’s Day?
• Dillard Middle School student drowns in Yanceyville
• Trial begins for men accused of cockfighting
• Man pleads to assaulting woman with board
• Reunited Beach Boys plan show in Raleigh
• Elon graduate creates documentary on 'The Dirty War'
• A heaping helping of fun: Gallery Players serves it up in Roald Dahl's 'Willy Wonka'
• Harrison's taps duo as featured artists
• 'Find A Way' production seeks extras
• Flying Dove plans to honor poetry contestants Friday
• Triad Stage dances to the tunes of Reynolds Price's 'New Music' trilogy
• Elon baseball preview: More than just a new season
• Blue Devils dig through the archives to study up on perspective
• Wofford overwhelms Elon men in early going
• Wolfpack puts limit on browsing ahead
• Alarming ignorance
• Candidates file to run for state House, District Court judgeship on Tuesday
• College trustees tour Outlet Village to talk expansion
• Defendants in cockfighting trial have some charges dropped
• Not winning online contest doesn't deter local doc from making big donation
• Restoration House provides hope for women in recovery
• The line between bullying and banter
• Another teen charged as cyberbullying investigation continues
• Harley show to benefit Hospice is this weekend
• The Alamance Scene: Democrats and Civitans
• New tactic in 12-year search for missing N.C. girl
• Stokes County puppy mill may spark calls for new law
• Small fire reported on Beaumont Avenue
• Dillard Middle School student drowns in Yanceyville
• Democrats wary as three-day session starts Thursday
• Father, son face sexual exploitation charges
• Ex-DMV official sentenced to 18 months in prison
• Mayor says her e-mail was hacked
• N.C. looks to give farmers markets a hand with ads
• February is a month for potato lovers, too
• Tar Heels take refocused approach toward stretch run
• Demon Deacons don’t expect ‘pity party’ during struggles
• With finish line of regular season in sight, Elon tries for stronger finishes
• Fixing Komen won't be easy
• So many new faces will be running
• Learn all sides of the gun control debate
• New Jersey unfairly portrayed in column
• Photo ID program needed to derail Obama re-election
• DWI
• Larceny by employee
• Drugs
• What did last-minute sweethearts do for Valentine’s Day?
• Settling in for a long state budget seige
• College leaders will take closer look at Outlet Village buildings
• Two more congressmen to face primaries
• Trial begins for men accused of cockfighting
• Lawmakers say N.C. weighed for Caterpillar site
• Man pleads guilty to getting bogus VA benefits
• Man pleads to assaulting woman with board
• State historic sites on list for possible closure
• Lawmakers: N.C. in running for Caterpillar site
• More help urged for those cleaning up illegal dumps
• Former Social Services employee pleads guilty to fraud
• Small fire reported on Beaumont Avenue
• The Alamance Scene: donate a book and give some blood
• 103 pounds of cocaine found in vehicle
• Doctor identifies ex-N.C. Senate leader's illness
• Case against Occupy protester dismissed
• Greensboro man pleads to statutory rape
• Schools make plans for a longer year, just in case
• Facebook dad - yes, THAT one - is ready to 'move on'
• Update: Burlington man files to run against Coble for Congress
• Church offers a week of free weddings
• Report: N.C. too expensive for people over 65
• Orange County fire forces women, child from home
• Updated: Early birds kick off campaign filing period
• School coach suspended for recorded tirade
• Beekeeper facing jail for violating ordinance
• Appalachian State rattles Elon women
• Duke picked as 2013 women's tournament site
• From the heart
• Loving and fun-loving
• Hypocrisy and necessity
• Man charged with selling opium
• Hog farm owner gets 6 months for dumping waste
• Filing period for political offices on the 2012 ballot begins Monday
• Open & Shut: Indian restaurant opens on Huffman Mill Road
• Former Social Services employee pleads guilty to fraud
• Manager: Ross candidacy announcement shouldn't have come from city
• Greensboro man pleads to statutory rape
• New principal named for Graham Middle
• Report: Men killed by train had no alcohol in their systems
• Schools make plans for a longer year, just in case
• Police seek feedback through survey
• Church offers a week of free weddings
• Obama community college proposal includes North Carolina
• Editor's notebook: on social media and ethics
• Real People: Snow Camp woman uses coupons like a pro
• The Alamance Scene: blood drive and a Ta-Ta Trot
• Grilling, instead of frying turkey burgers intensifies flavor
• Risk from public toilets doesn't come from seats
• N.C. Supreme Court weighs trials for hospital bills
• Updated: Early birds kick off campaign filing period
• Crawford-Spicer
• Judge delays hearing on removal of Durham DA
• Greenpeace protesting at Progress Energy plant
• Two Orange County teens die in single-car crash
• Hurricane Irene damage ruins waterfowl refuge
• Governor candidate Faison suffers messy divorce
• Case on 'bra-lift search' goes to N.C. Supreme Court
• Sections of parkway to close for two months
• Triumph, tragedy dominate Grammy Awards
• Who is holding cards in payroll tax fight?
• Budget cuts should impact the Pentagon, too
• Historically speaking, prayer should be part of public gatherings
• A word many should study as elections approach
• Entitled to happiness
• DWI
• Filing period for political offices on the 2012 ballot begins Monday
• Around the Schools: Students win awards
• Superior Court Roundup: Man pleads guilty to habitual assault
• Billboard supporting immigration attracts attention
• Students train to help in the event of a disaster
• Applications are available for pre-k registration
• Open & Shut: Indian restaurant opens on Huffman Mill Road
• Cattleman wins prestigious award
• Commisioner questions school's inaction on policy
• Real People: Snow Camp woman uses coupons like a pro
• Pyles-Rone
• Anonymous tips help law enforcement solve crimes
• Two Orange County teens die in single-car crash
• Hudson-Snow
• Fogleman-Harrelson
• Local Sons of Confederate Veterans plans Valentine's Day event
• Langston-Kimbro
• Barringer-Hester
• 'Tis the season for romance novels
• As Valentine's Day approaches, an inspiring story of sacrifice shows how ...
• Smith-Long
• Mr. and Mrs. James Scott
• Andrews-Lynch
• Wilkinson-Vaughn
• Walden-Trbovich
• This Week in the Civil War for week of Feb. 12, 1862: The Battle of Fort Donelson.
• The code is just the beginning
• Prognosis, negative
• Clearing the record on the death of Dr. Charles Drew
• Davidson spurt destroys Elon women
• Elon's hot shooting goes for naught in loss to Samford
• Beat goes on: Clemson drums on Wake Forest
• Look at Romney’s tax policies, not his tax bills
• Pitts looking for responsible gun argument
• Elon baseball team to have some area flavor
• Miles Plumlee’s dirty work dents record books as Duke defeats Maryland
• Drugs
• DWI
• Third suspect charged in woman's murder
• Woman collects Ronald Reagan memorabilia
• Burlington Councilman Ross plans state House run
• Students train to help in the event of a disaster
• Recovery act: Zeller propels Tar Heels past Virginia
• Harley lovers raise money for Hospice
• Gibsonville man charged with insurance fraud
• We Checked It Out: What's behind letters to jurors?
• Billboard supporting immigration attracts attention
• Around the Schools: Students win awards
• Programs pays to fix cars to keep people working
• Anonymous tips help law enforcement solve crimes
• Tar Heels ready to move on after disappoinment
• Demon Deacons want to regroup as schedule turns
• Blue Devils aim to ride wave of excitement into more success
• Elon prepares for Samford
• The triple crown
• Ups and Downs: Nagging noise; jaunty jalopies and help for the Fallen Heroes Memorial
• A legacy forever tarnished
• Runway extension will open door for Burlington airport
• Burlington Councilman Ross plans state House run
• We Checked It Out: What's behind letters to jurors?
• Store worker charged with stealing $237,000 worth of electronics
• 2008 Edwards campaign defends 2011 spending
• N.C. woman pleads guilty in newborn kidnap case
• Who is to care for widows?
• Dead patches in lawn this time of year are wiregrass
• Western Middle student is spelling bee champ
• Third suspect charged in woman's murder
• Gibsonville man charged with insurance fraud
• Tar Heels' Hairston to miss game against Virginia
• Man indicted on weapons charge; operated illegal pawn shop at home
• LabCorp fourth-quarter profit up 3 percent; revenue, expenses rise
• Traffic stop leads to drug bust, cash seized
• UNC board of governors approve tuition increases
• First candidate announces run for Orange County seat
• Money seized in Graham drug cases to benefit Fallen Heroes Memorial
• Five charged with cyber-bullying
• Police charge teen with counterfeiting cash
• Group sues over new rules on beach driving
• Judge delays trial of suspect in hiker deaths
• Occaneechi mark 10 years of state recognition
• Schools explain need for systemwide athletic director
• Discipline requires staying the course
• There's still time to put on your pouting lips
• Elon men fall short against feisty Mocs
• Balance helps Wolfpack defeat Ga. Tech; Wood’s record streak ends
• Tar Heels guard Strickland has surgery on knee
• Interim coach ready to take her swing with Elon softball team
• Faith and prison
• War, morality and drones
• Economic crisis ahead
• False pretense
• Larceny
• Wreck overturns lumber truck
• Western Middle student is spelling bee champ
• Lambeth to seek second term on district court bench
• Man indicted on weapons charge; operated illegal pawn shop at home
• Caswell authorities looking for drug suspect
• Traffic stop leads to drug bust, cash seized
• Volunteers, customers make Soup for Sharing a success
• House fire sends man to hospital
• Money seized in Graham drug cases to benefit Fallen Heroes Memorial
• It's got to be more than just a job
• Occaneechi mark 10 years of state recognition
• Schools explain need for systemwide athletic director
• Cooper: N.C. to share $338 million from mortgage settlement
• The Alamance Scene: two ways to help the animals
• Two plead not guilty in child's death
• Residents take noisy church complaints to city council
• High school forfeits football wins over player
• Coroner: Man died in jail of natural causes
• Wreck in Burlington
• County adopts new prayer policy
• Second suspect arrested in murder probe
• Caswell County brothers indicted in double slaying
• Man killed after going to sleep under truck
• Haw River Assembly benefit set for Saturday
• Check out BOV's Valentine market
• Auditioning workshop hopes to groom young performers
• Blues legend to open winter concert series
• Elon Production raises funds for Little Pink Houses of Hope
• Burlington choirmaster returns to Mebane church for recital
• Gallery Players gives 'Willy Wonka' a circus feel
• COPA performance benefits Loaves & Fishes
• Actor returns home for lecture series
• Devil of a comeback: Rivers' game-winner caps wild Duke rally
• Tar Heels tumble after three minutes of horror
• Brown's mood sets tone for Wolfpack
• Barely facing the fact: Phoenix in first place
• Elon picked third, fourth in Southern Conference baseball polls
• Schoolboard incumbent Simpson will run again
• Larceny
• Drugs
• Drugs
• Larceny
• Larceny
• Obtaining property
• Drugs
• County's subdivision ordinance may change
• House fire sends man to hospital
• Schoolboard chairwoman Cole will run again
• Volunteers, customers make Soup for Sharing a success
• The Alamance Scene: help for teens and those with dementia
• Some mangling required
• Bluebirds get new digs at Willowbrook Park
• Residents take noisy church complaints to city council
• County adopts new prayer policy
• Graham council may change public comment policy
• Officers pitch new playground to council
• Authorities charge 3 men in 17-year-old death
• Second suspect arrested in murder probe
• Social workers indicted in child death probe
• ABSS administrator wins recognition from the White House
• Caswell County brothers indicted in double slaying
• Police take drugs, ammunition from murder site
• Russia reaches lake under Antarctica
• Reformed gang task force has its work cut out
• Burlington once had a big top of its own
• Chamber outlines state of Orange economy
• Duke will award honorary degree to Komen founder
• Man who killed police officers seeks new trial
• Hospital pays $1.5 million to settle allegations
• Man charged with stealing nearly 50 swords
• House bill would increase number of N.C. mustangs
• Commissioner questions grant oversight
• Council discusses ethics policy
• $2 Dinners: It's 'love at first bite' with these easy chocolate desserts
• Show us what you have in rivalry showdown
• Demon Deacons must adjust speed controls against Virginia
• Elon duo sweeps Player of Week honors in Southern Conference
• What are college students learning?
• Congress is the stumbling block to U.S. progress
• Support for abortion defies Christian belief
• ACC expansion: Traditions fall by the wayside
• ABSS administrator wins recognition from the White House
• Aldermen approve plans for Gibsonville cruise-ins
• Police take drugs, ammunition from murder site
• Grant will fund new federal drug prosecutor position
• Burlington once had a big top of its own
• University names new head of construction
• Reformed gang task force has its work cut out
• Man convicted of abuse in child death is dead
• The Alamance Scene: Valentine market and dinner dance
• School violence declines overall in state, county
• Man pleads guilty to cheating elderly woman out of $150,000
• Hooker misses final cut for national honor
• Komen exec quits after funding flap
• Court backs trooper who kicked canine partner
• Appeals court: Weapons center is not a school
• Police: Shooting death not a random act; second suspect still sought
• Former deputies sue sheriff over losing jobs
• Sheriff with bipolar disorder to retire
• Police: Man stabbed girlfriend over steak
• ACC notes: Miami coach recovers from flu; Barnes’ ankle improves
• Duke women annihilate rival North Carolina
• Commissioner questions grant oversight
• Council discusses ethics policy
• Ford climbs scoring list as Elon women cruise past UNCG
• Lots to enjoy: Elon routs App State to close perfect homestand
• Guest columnist among those not listening
• Thanks for great support of World War II event
• Let's keep amendment debate civil
• Girl scouts at 100
• 'Peace, love . . . and soul'
• Baffled Blue Devils: Duke takes assessment with North Carolina next
• Woman charged in wheelchair-bound man's death
• Police looking for man involved in assault
• School violence declines overall in state, county
• Man pleads guilty to cheating elderly woman out of $150,000
• Editor's notebook: Special deliveries, new faces and prayers for Frances and Tom
• Police: Shooting death not a random act; second suspect still sought
• Burlington's free bulk waste collection period under way
• Hooker misses final cut for national honor
• High-intensity form of cardio challenging weight loss program
• Acupuncture proves to be useful in treating pain
• New ARMC board members named
• Randy Travis arrested for public intoxication
• One westbound lane of Interstate 40 open at rockslide site
• Con artist in Google probe moved to N.C. prison
• Man charged with first-degree murder in fatal shooting
• Real People: Cobb, Williams senior, is licensed pilot
• Free dental clinic something for parents, kids to smile about
• Sex offender registry goes mobile
• Judges don't dismiss map lawsuits entirely
• Three ex-UNC athletes face cocaine charges
• Orange County launches business-friendly website
• New Orange County judge sworn in
• Probe continues in Rockingham County double homicide
• Retrial begins in case of slain pregnant woman
• County voters to decide on whether to stay dry
• Groups upset over tree-cutting near billboards
• NCCU dedicates lunch counter from 1960 sit-ins
• Unfinished business: Alamance Co. properties ready for housing market rebound
• New athletic director will oversee all ABSS sports
• Police looking for man involved in assault
• Despite recent upswing, Elon men aim to make amends vs. Appalachian State
• The importance of black history
• Arc of Alamance County thanks all for holiday help
• Defense vs. policing the world
• Downtown Burlington wreck sends four to hospital
• Larceny from merchant
• Larceny of motor vehicle
• DWI
• Miami derails Duke with overtime stunner
• Soup for Sharing returns Wednesday
• Open & Shut: Restaurants at Elon center, Graham gets garden supplies, Burke's Outlet to close
• Program on the Haw River airs Thursday
• New Leaf Society plants trees on Grand Oaks Blvd.
• 'Taxidermist extraordinaire' Bill Gammon retires
• Woman shot, Burlington police search for two men
• Man charged with first-degree murder in fatal shooting
• Locals follow Columbus' wake on sailboat adventure
• Real People: Cobb, Williams senior, is licensed pilot
• Keep those youngsters interested in books
• Joyce-Hudson
• Hard work and perseverance pays off for Nu-Blu
• Capps-Hill
• Happily after ever: Local couple hopes to win free honeymoon in bridal magazine's contest
• Durham-Cookson
• Kluttz-Smith
• Malady-Wood
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Feb. 5, 1862: Battle of Roanoke Island, N.C.
• Wolfpack's Wood finds groove vs. Wake Forest
• Elon women find cause for good fight
• Blue Devils coach: Don't forget about the winning issue
• Elon rides Isenbarger’s tireless career high to sink Citadel
• A tale of forgiveness retold
• Store and its owner supplied so much to the Village
• Letter seeking circus boycott distorts the facts
• Three cheers for the Dirtbags
• The political week that was
• City council looks at pricy items during retreat
• Woman shot, Burlington police search for two men
• DWI
• Man pleads guilty to killing Somer Thompson
• Free dental clinic something for parents, kids to smile about
• Wake Forest puts together better effort, still falls short
• Unfinished business: Alamance Co. properties ready for housing market rebound
• New athletic director will oversee all ABSS sports
• New Leaf Society plants trees on Grand Oaks Blvd.
• Elon University's beautiful and I'm not the only one who thinks so
• Tar Heels’ Zeller finds zest for rebounding
• Elon looks for quick recovery after draining game
• Wake Forest tries to wipe away misery from first N.C. State meeting
• New ACC format nixes home-and-home for rivals
• Ups and downs: Encouraging careers; contact created; and posing a good question
• Funding and performance
• Things aren't always black and white
• Renovated courtroom reopens in Graham
• Restaurant set to reopen after fire
• Locals follow Columbus' wake on sailboat adventure
• Book on wrongful conviction in Alamance County rape subject of UNC-TV show
• Etheridge quickly organizing governor's campaign
• N.C. House leaders slam ACLU on prayer complaint
• The Alamance Scene: baseball and breakfast
• Woman charged in beheading plot held without bond
• Man pleads guilty to killing Somer Thompson
• Carolina, N.C. State to end home-and-home series
• Hickory fighting wave of counterfeit cash
• Man found not guilty of threatening ACC teacher
• VIDEO: Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Second attacker convicted in 2009 Target assault
• Restaurant damaged in fire will reopen Saturday
• State worker says bosses planted GPS on his car
• Applications for heating assistance move to next phase
• Victims knew alleged defrauder through church ministry
• U.S. jobless rate down after hiring burst
• Gas prices expected to continue rising
• 69-year-old woman refuses to give ring to armed robber
• VIDEO: Man adopts girlfriend in legal battle
• Michael Foods widens egg recall
• Couple charged with stealing, selling hogs
• Woman accused of taking Social Security checks
• Feds won't investigate N.C. racial profiling charge
• Philipps announces legislative run
• Good minds go hand-in-hand with good hearts
• Yes, accountability can be a painful thing
• Duke holds back Virginia Tech
• Endurance test: Elon recovers after squandering leads, edges Cougars in two OT
• Debating the debates
• A flashback consumers don't need
• Obama's racial politics
• Toothless bank robber says she needed dentures
• Lions apparently not enough to keep intruders out
• Inmate adds pig image to Vt. police cruiser decal
• Trial begins for man accused of threatening ACC campus, teacher
• The Alamance Scene: swim and stew
• UPDATE: Man found not guilty of threatening ACC teacher
• Bordsen gets high marks from environmental group
• Second attacker convicted in 2009 Target assault
• Applications for heating assistance move to next phase
• For ninth year, kids can get free dental screenings
• Victims knew alleged defrauder through church ministry
• Coleman entering lieutenant governor's race
• Food processing center gives businesses a chance to grow
• 69-year-old woman refuses to give ring to armed robber
• Miller hopes to make decision on gubernatorial bid by this weekend
• Arrests
• Work to clear rock and mud slide to begin
• Gay former state senator seeks custody for second son
• Springsteen tickets go on sale Friday
• The long-term impact of GOP jousting
• Defunct airline's deal means wages may be paid
• Feds charging surf anglers to drive on beaches
• Police: Man robbed pizza delivery person
• Get tickets Tuesday for Alamance á la Carte
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 2-2-12
• Every colorful stitch tells a story
• Argentine history film heads to Elon
• Circus trainer, performer loves working with anomals
• Celebrate Valentine's Day with 'Elvis'
• Learning those shag steps has been worth it for all involved
• Elon show will benefit cancer organization
• Dancing the night away for a good cause
• BAL members' show is this month
• Saxapahaw Artists open new exhibit Friday
• Cremins’ replacement tries to make tough situation work at College of Charleston
• Elon coach senses merging of forces
• Wolfpack tops Boston College
• Blue Devils continue search for defense
• Incumbent Van Pelt will run again for school board
• Sex offender violation
• Embezzlement
• Drugs
• Food redux: Favorites are a matter of some talk
• Trial begins for man accused of threatening ACC campus, teacher
• Food processing center gives businesses a chance to grow
• Bordsen says she won't seek re-election to state House
• Warmer weather is great for kids, bad for plants
• North Carolina's Beaufort named one of nation's Coolest Small Towns
• Ask-A-Lawyer Day bringing free legal advice to Burlington
• Gas prices expected to continue rising
• Kids can get free dental exams Saturday
• Elon takes elevated approach on new class of football recruits
• Suspect in Orange County murders charged with violating probation in Alamance County
• Burlington woman charged with stealing $1.6 million
• Bowles weighing bid for governor
• County's jobless rate dropped to 9.7 percent in December
• The Alamance Scene: ham and eggs and a yard sale
• Facebook about to go public, sell stock in company
• Police: Man robbed pizza delivery person
• Thieves hit five stores, walk away with nothing
• Eastern Alamance duo signs for football at Coastal Carolina, Campbell
• McCrory makes second gubernatorial run official
• Wilmington scouts minor-league baseball as attraction
• Three charged with Caswell County break-in
• Two-year-old injured in interstate wreck dies
• VIDEO: Romney has money, momentum in GOP race
• County considers fate of Confederate statue
• Get to know the 80/20 rule
• Satisfy your sweet tooth at Cheers for Chocolate event
• Homemade and hearty: Annual chili cook-off delivers some winning recipes
• Wolfpack finds little room for error in pursuit of ACC goals
• Tar Heels turn back Wake Forest
• Caution: Political minefield ahead in North Carolina
• Life stories and the larger picture
• DWI
• McCrory makes second gubernatorial run official
• ABSS hires athletic director
• Bordsen says she won't seek re-election to state House
• Wreck blocks southbound traffic on interstate
• Warmer weather is great for kids, bad for plants
• The Alamance Scene: Chocolate for Christmas Cheer and breast cancer support
• Doctor accused of soliciting child for sex
• Local organic cotton effort gets financing
• Police surround house after shots are fired
• Wounded by a mine, WWII vet returns to life in Graham
• Test scores up in biology, down slightly in English, Algebra I
• Burlington woman charged with stealing $1.6 million
• Suspect in Orange County murders charged with violating probation in Alamance County
• Unclear how long I-40 will be closed by slide
• Burlington Outlet Village pitched as site for community college expansion
• Man charged after drugs allegedly found in trunk
• Three charged with Caswell County break-in
• Two-year-old injured in interstate wreck dies
• Court resolves cases against Yates Building protesters
• Beach community fails to block bow hunters
• Sheriff's department seeks owners of stolen property
• Malfunctioning transformer causes restaurant fire
• Burlington doctor looks for votes to help ACC Foundation
• Walker faces task of matching up to North Carolina's front line
• Cooling off Congress by applying some heat
• Buddy Holly: The first of the legends to go
• Duke women shut down by Connecticut
• Keep North Carolina from becoming southern New Jersey
• Elon women drop road contest at Chattanooga
• All shouldn’t pay so a few can charge specialty cars
• Collective change in thoughts about underage drinking needed
• McAdoo says he will do
• Wreck blocks southbound traffic on interstate
• Test scores up in biology, down slightly in English, Algebra I
• Hurricanes set long-term deal with defenseman Gleason
• McCauley leaves Graham football position
• Nurse navigator helps patients, families face cancer
• Wounded by a mine, WWII vet returns to life in Graham
• Felony larceny
• Driving while impaired
• Burlington Outlet Village pitched as site for community college expansion
• Favorite foods in Alamance County? Let the debating begin
• Cruise-ins may be in Gibsonville's future
• The Alamance Scene: flapjacks and a blood drive
• Dementia expert to present seminar Feb. 12
• Need for speed? Well, there's a secret to it
• Lasik surgery improves vision for almost everyone
• Alamance Foundation helps get money where it's needed
• Summit speakers: Success requires the right choices
• Funeral director who lost license faces false pretenses charge
• NTSB: Local pilot's plane hit trees after takeoff
• Coble remembered as pilot, businessman, Christian
• Man charged after drugs allegedly found in trunk
• McCrory to kick off campaign Tuesday in Guilford County
• Military to troops: Cameras OK, just be careful
• School board will review test scores
• Sheriff's department seeks owners of stolen property
• Wildlife Resources Commission now on Twitter, Facebook
• Beach town subdivision dwellers want to halt deer hunt
• Judge considers voiding inmate's death sentence
• Charlotte police order protesters to remove tents
• Apartment complex for homeless opens
• Central N.C. Goodwill boosts sales with online offer
• Judge could jail former Edwards aide for contempt
• Burlington doctor looks for votes to help ACC Foundation
• Duke women put streaks on line vs. Connecticut
• Tar Heels put best feet forward, meet minimal resistance from Georgia Tech
• The real liberal revolution
• Not having the discussion
• Court could go further on GPS tracking
• Coble remembered as pilot, businessman, Christian
• Nurse navigator helps patients, families face cancer
• Flinchum
• Searching for Shakespeare: Thievery reveals compelling tale
• N.C. Symphony's Tango Nuevo redefines tango music
• Peterson-Hoxie
• Freeman
• Drug arrest follows investigation in Burlington neighborhood
• Man resentenced after more than four years in prison
• Chili cook-off champion crowned
• Open & Shut: Italian restaurant has new owner
• School board will review test scores
• Free check-in-by-phone program offered to seniors
• Bason
• Garner-Scott
• Shake it up: Salt and pepper shaker collection makes Arlene Hole smile
• Tar Heels coach works to find right pattern with player rotations
• Stump the ump: Softball clinic sharpens skills
• Ward Burton, son who drove at Ace Speedway join truck series
• Elon men lose to App State, fall out of top spot in division
• Victory leaves Duke feeling unsatisfied
• Ford sets record, but Elon women lose to Samford
• Virginia cuts off N.C. State's comeback
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Jan. 29: Lincoln's Special War Order No. 1.
• Crenshaw-Newlin
• Donation from anonymous ‘friend’ touched family in many ways
• This citizen feels voiceless in ‘Citizens United’ world
• The act of a spent politician
• Gargling virtual peanut butter
• Orange murder suspects returned to crime scene
• Tech center's focus: Giving students 21st-century skills
• Alamance Foundation helps get money where it's needed
• We take post office, UPS for granted
• Summit speakers: Success requires the right choices
• Chili cook-off champion crowned
• Man charged after he allegedly trades drugs for gun
• Drug arrest follows investigation in Burlington neighborhood
• Downtown Corporation, Company Shops Market win Main Street awards
• Man found not guilty of assault charge
• Funeral director who lost license faces false pretenses charge
• Gibsonville buys new space for parks, recreation department
• There are larger issues than finding a college football champion
• Haw River man faces drug charges
• Coble to seek re-election
• Faison to announce governor's bid
• Two arrested in shootings at Orange County store
• Orange murder suspects returned to crime scene
• Elon men look to close trip with 2-0 mark
• Wake Forest's McKie carries big burden
• Wolfpack looks to wipe away cold shooting in a hurry
• Plumlee heightens hope coming off strong outing
• ACLU’s mission misrepresented in letter
• ACLU twists Constitution to further anti-church agenda
• ACLU doesn’t make the laws, it protects the laws
• To the Right-Center
• Ups and downs: Fixated on fitness; combo creation; and bowling for elders
• Larceny of firearms
• Larceny
• Financial card theft
• Gibsonville man shot in ankle during alleged robbery
• Elon grad in the running to have commercial run during Super Bowl
• The Alamance Scene: Learn about dementia, Alzheimer's
• NTSB: Local pilot's plane hit trees after takeoff
• Local Democrats surprised by Perdue's announcement
• Man charged after he allegedly trades drugs for gun
• Driver in interstate crash charged
• Downtown Corporation, Company Shops Market win Main Street awards
• Newspaper: Burlington company faces ICE fine
• Former player sues Jim Donnan
• Man found not guilty of assault charge
• Nematodes may not be cause of tree color change
• Eighteen men, three days, one goal
• Lawmaker suggests public hangings should resume
• Remains found in Gastonia identified as Caswell County man
• Two arrested in shootings at Orange County store
• Coble to discuss 'political future' Friday
• Coble to seek re-election
• Three arrested after police execute search warrant
• Multiple people sent to hospital after interstate accident
• Coble to discuss 'political future' Friday
• Military explosives experts check Civil War shell
• Orange officials question transit plan
• Police investigate intentionally set fire at convenience store
• You'll never figure out my numbers
• Thoughts and ideas have been replaced by feelings
• Elon men stop Western Carolina; UNCG beats App State in overtime
• The wrong time for a tax increase
• Same old, same old: Zeller’s work inside helps Tar Heels maintain mastery of Wolfpack
• Wolfpack comes unraveled in Chapel Hill
• Schooled in education
• Romney, already
• Local Democrats surprised by Perdue's announcement
• Volunteers count the county's homeless on one specific day
• Higher education, higher costs, higher thinking
• Safety from shooters, bombs was seminar's focus
• Elon grad in the running to have commercial run during Super Bowl
• One suspect arrested in stun-gun home invasion
• Remains found in Gastonia identified as Caswell County man
• Gibsonville man shot in ankle during alleged robbery
• Three arrested after police execute search warrant
• Multiple people sent to hospital after interstate accident
• N.C. Piedmont makes endangered list
• City of Graham reports sewage spill
• Store owner, ex-sheriff's investigator killed in Orange County robbery
• Updated: Perdue not seeking re-election (w/text of governor's statement)
• Services planned for local pilot killed in Alabama crash
• On the side: Your eyes aren't playing tricks, some traffic lights in Graham are a little different
• Perdue not seeking re-election
• Police investigate intentionally-set fire at convenience store
• Extended dialing: New area code coming to 919 customers
• One suspect arrested in stun-gun home invasion
• SBI investigating police shooting
• Man pleads guilty to killing roommate
• Weatherization program has long waiting list
• Inmate dies after jail fight; SBI, state health and human services investigate
• Carrboro mayor floats new idea to cope with Orange trash
• Rep. Brad Miller won't seek re-election
• Christmas in January: Queen City Ringers perform here Sunday
• Springsteen's latest tour includes Greensboro
• More than Winter Jam: Building 429 has a busy night ahead
• Meet Gravel Road: Bluegrass band with local ties debuts new CD Saturday in Elon
• Alamance ElderCare’s ‘Bowling with the Stars’ is Saturday
• Royals hire past intern for front-office spot
• Packing for the trip: Phoenix plans to take toughness
• Tar Heels put plan together for life after Strickland
• Wolfpack generates excitement, gears up for North Carolina
• Two killed in store robbery in Orange County
• College committees pass bond proposal for building to full board
• On the side: Your eyes aren't playing tricks, some traffic lights in Graham are a little different
• Fourth DWI conviction lands man in prison
• Second victim in Ruffin murder case identified as Caswell teen
• Orange authorities investigate shooting near Cedar Grove
• Extended dialing: New area code coming to 919 customers
• The case of the nervous dessert
• Burlington police: Daughter assaulted father with knife
• Weatherization program has long waiting list
• Duke heiress dead at 91
• Beer-maker Sierra Nevada chooses N.C. for East Coast expansion
• Poachers threaten rare wild-growing Venus flytrap
• The Alamance Scene: help with taxes and helping Peyton
• Services planned for local pilot killed in Alabama crash
• N.C. State issues security alert after report of gunman on campus
• Water line break closes road
• Women fined $10 for marriage license protest
• Police: Suspect killed, ate homeless man
• UNC chief recommends 8.8 percent tuition increase
• Fit for bragging: Program encourages students to get in shape
• Second victim in Ruffin murder case identified as Caswell teen
• Vaughan will run again for commissioner seat
• Shooter gets prison time in plea deal
• Road rage blamed for wreck that injures two
• Inmate involved in fight dies
• VIDEO: Obama praises Special Forces for hostage rescue
• N.C. to allow roadside trees cut for billboard views
• Postal worker gets prison for faking injuries
• Joe Paterno: Beyond the tarnish
• $2 Dinners: Investment cooking lets you take a break on tough days
• Wake Forest tries to stand up to surging Seminoles
• East Carolina suspends baseball coach for NCAA violation
• Big scene awaits Blue Devils at Maryland
• Matter of choice
• It is important for all education models to work together
• ACLU once more serving the wrong interests
• Judge invalidates evidence gained from search, dismisses charges
• Elon students visit indigenous village, create website to preserve culture
• Solar storm sends charged particles toward Earth
• Burlington police: Missing woman found in Greensboro
• Burlington police: Missing woman found in Greensboro
• Burlington police: Daughter assaulted father with knife
• Fit for bragging: Program encourages students to get in shape
• Police: Burglary suspect subdued with bedpost
• Automobile breaking and entering cases lead to charge
• Vaughan will run again for commissioner seat
• Area man sought in Virginia indecent exposure case
• One of three home invasion suspects identified
• Solar storm sends charged particles toward Earth
• Shooter gets prison time in plea deal
• Judge invalidates evidence gained from search, dismisses charges
• Perdue brushes off N.C. Senate leader's debate pitch
• Bank of America to test deals linked to accounts
• Road rage blamed for wreck that injures two
• N.C. jobless rate falls to 9.9 percent in December
• Elon students visit indigenous village, create website to preserve culture
• The Alamance Scene: soup and stew
• County receives audit report
• Senate leader wants to debate Perdue on sales tax
• Lawsuit over estate of Jim Reeves' widow under way
• Bridal expo set for Feb. 26
• Man charged with neglect in death
• Duke students present complaints to president
• Jail inmate hospitalized after fight
• One of three home invasion suspects identified
• Charlotte council OKs broader police powers for DNC
• Three invade home, use stun gun
• 2012 Oscar nominees (w/poll question)
• Metals found in groundwater near coal-fired power plants
• Law targets assisted living center infections
• Six charged in mortgage scheme
• Burlington police continue search for missing woman
• Elon women top UNCG as Ford ties career 3-point mark
• Ohio State football transfer picks Duke
• ACC notes: Tar Heels turn to Bullock
• The S.C. vote: Running from Romney
• Principal made difference for budding student and teacher
• Alamance County Service League, volunteers are the best
• County receives audit report
• Haw River 17-year-old faces cyberbullying charge
• Automobile b&e cases lead to charge
• New combination: Office now houses two probation facilities
• NTSB continues to examine crash site
• Jail inmate hospitalized after fight
• Alamance ElderCare Super Bowl is Saturday
• The Alamance Scene: Home Care and Hospice open house
• Another nail in the coffin for reverence
• Ab exercises alone won't give you a 'six-pack'
• Stick with FDA-approved menopause therapies
• Open and shut: New hair salon opens
• Miller expresses doubts on mortgage deal
• Hasta manana, y’all
• Newton replaces Manning on NFC Pro Bowl squad
• Three invade home, use stun gun
• Three-inch nail removed from man's brain
• Silver Alert issued for missing woman
• Burlington police continue search for missing woman
• Gay marriage ban supporters launch effort
• Man pleads guilty to robbery in Orange County court
• Waitress robbed at Greensboro bar
• City votes on rules making DNC protests harder
• Rembrandt exhibit draws 150,000 to N.C. art museum
• Two arrested as Occupy Raleigh marks 100th day
• South Korean students end Burlington visit
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Volunteers clean up battlefield after Irene
• Winston-Salem man pleads guilty to car theft
• Who can vote?
• Man allegedly resists arrest, scuffles with officer
• Blue Devils capture Top 10 showdown with Maryland women
• Pipeline delay only stalls new jobs
• A memorial portrait of Cary Allred would be appropriate
• Veterinarians meet the highest level of professionalism
• Alamance came through for Toys for Tots: Thanks
• Alamance County Right to Life holds vigil in Graham
• NTSB continues to examine crash site
• Burlington man killed in plane crash
• Open and shut: New hair salon opens
• Man sentenced for habitual felon, drug charges
• Glen Raven marks strong year in 2011
• Hasta manana, y’all
• High school realignment brings possibilities
• Silver Alert issued for missing woman
• Crouch-Smith
• Libraries seek support for 'adopt-a-book' campaign
• 'Memphis' makes its way to Durham
• Teamwork in the kitchen: Culinary program at Alamance Community College teaches aspiring chefs more than just cooking
• Swajkoski-Adams
• Daughtrey
• Love-Johnson
• Hatfield-Steinbicker
• Demon Deacons delight in turnaround victory
• Wolfpack looks at potential lineup issues
• Duke women put streak on line in showdown with Maryland
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Jan. 22: Confederate Beauregard Moved. Hatteras Storm.
• Military shouldn’t pay steep price for political decisions
• State’s Vietnam veterans event is too little, too late
• Thanks for making a difference with holiday book drive
• Phoenix finds clutch answers to snap frustrating funk
• An off the beaten path love story
• 'A Friend' pays another worthy call
• A united front on an issue of religious freedom
• South Korean students end Burlington visit
• Florida State's buzzer-beater knocks off Duke
• Woman charged with exploiting elderly man
• County transportation authority won't increase fares
• Pay to play? Recreation fees for non-city residents are continuing to escalate
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Man faces alcohol charges after teen's death
• No joke: 3-inch nail removed from Ill. man’s brain
• Cat survives trip to N.C. in refrigerated truck
• Winston-Salem man pleads guilty to car theft
• Mebane mill converted to new loft living space
• Army specialist set to compete in Warrior Games
• Burlington Downtown Corporation contest continues
• Who can vote?
• Burlington man killed in plane crash
• Torn knee ligament knocks Tar Heels guard out for rest of season
• Elon adjusts lineups while searching for right mix to end funk
• Demon Deacons view Boston College as must-win scenario
• Rivers rides on roller coaster after landing on Duke bench
• Ups and Downs: Social Security switch; Digging Dunham; and putting in a vote for the good doctor
• A question for the candidates
• The long economic decline
• Police review Amtrak video of train incident
• Burlington police seek man reported missing
• Man allegedly resists arrest, scuffles with officer
• City looks for water leak
• Culinary jeopardy? ACC students provide questions to cooking answers
• Sweet spot: Paul's Pastry Shop likes new location, notice in Our State magazine
• Work by Alamance artists featured at new Cone Health expansion
• Woman charged with exploiting her ederly man
• Women's Resource Director leaving for United Way
• County transportation authority won't increase fares
• Powerful lure: Planned Dunham's Sports 'superstore' is drawing more interest to mall
• City workers looking for water leak
• Murder charges dismissed against hockey player
• Train yourself for godliness
• Alberta spruces are magnets for spruce spider mite
• Anti-piracy bill dead; sponsor pulls bill
• Judges refuse to delay N.C. primary
• N.C. State's Williams 'doubtful' for Miami
• Man accused of impersonating an officer
• Johnny Otis, R&B singer, dead at 90
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies in California
• Novartis drug investigated after 11 deaths
• Man faces 14-year sentence for break-ins
• Town councils: Corporations are not people
• Police barbecue fundraiser will help make wishes come true
• Armored car guard charged with taking $20,000
• Sheriff: Man hit infant to avoid female assault
• Lane shift will be permanent on I-40 in Raleigh
• Student suspended for putting BBs in soup
• Judges to weigh request to delay primary
• Vibrations help arborist save the oaks on Davis Street
• Family issues sometimes have no explanation
• Kitchen fiascos leave families ... alarmed
• With Brown delivering, Wolfpack passes by Boston College
• Coach K pushes different buttons as Duke mashes Wake Forest
• Wake Forest pleased by effort even in defeat
• Woman accused of abusing power-of-attorney role
• Samford shoots down Elon with long-range shots
• Wreck briefly closes interstate lane
• Cousins convicted after drug scheme
• Triad Montford Point Marines to be honored
• Pay to play? Recreation fees for non-city residents are continuing to escalate
• Missing man found in Las Vegas
• Runaway found in Snow Camp
• Man accused of impersonating an officer
• Man charged with sex offenses with minor
• Police barbecue fundraiser will help make wishes come true
• The Alamance Scene: understanding Catholicism and saving pets
• The nekkid truth doesn't usually meet the community standard
• Vibrations help arborist save the oaks on Davis Street
• Burlington Royals GM to leave; Assistant GM promoted
• Police: Man dumped rape victim's body, thought she was dead
• State: No safety violations in firefighter's death
• Council approves stop sign, speed limit change
• VIDEO: Kodak files for Chapter 11
• King essay winners honored by Elon University
• AP source: Perry to leave race, endorse Gingrich
• College committees will discuss bond plan
• VIDEO: Wrecked ship's interior
• Cops don't suspect foul play in soldier's death
• Update: Man charged with breaking into Shrine Club
• Man surrenders after 13-hour standoff
• Man gets 10 year sentence in scam
• Chimp gives birth at North Carolina Zoo
• Funeral home owner charged with fraud
• Poverty tour begins in Beaufort County
• Flying Dove plans poetry, photo contests
• Grammy winner will hold audition workshop
• Reed Mahoney plans CD release party Saturday
• In this art, anything goes
• Children can learn about those 'amazing circus feats'
• After debacle, Wake Forest faces daunting assignment at Duke
• Coach calls for toughness from North Carolina amid uneasy time
• Wolfpack delights in stingy strides on defense
• Commentary: Finally something worth watching for new UNCG coach
• All aboard: Elon men aim to ride out issues
• Evans propels Elon women past Western Carolina
• Traffic cams up on city's website
• Hillsborough man charged in girlfriend's murder
• City OKs incentives for textile firm
• Larceny
• Larceny
• Peanut shortage means higher prices for those PB&Js
• King essay winners honored by Elon University
• Council approves stop sign, speed limit change
• College committees will discuss bond plan
• Update: Man charged with breaking into Shrine Club
• Column: Hey, there's a lot on television
• The Alamance Scene: MLK event and help for caregivers
• Sex offender jailed for taking daughter to girl scout meeting
• Lambert shifts N.C. shows after father-in-law's death
• Nets waive former N.C. State player
• Community college campus on lockdown
• VIDEO: Websites protest U.S. antipiracy proposals
• City Council recognizes former and new city clerk
• Democrats show reporters N.C. convention plans
• Tar Heels, rough stretch to open Southern Conference part of Elon’s 2012 football schedule
• Retiree oversaw building boom on Elon campus
• Traffic cams up on city's website
• New Wake majority wants trials for protesters
• Man pleads guilty in black market gun plot
• County board votes against rail service plan
• College student collapses, dies on birthday
• Campaign for 'no' on gay marriage vote begins
• Police looking for Burlington Shrine Club burglar
• County, LME officials differ over access to client information
• Truck overturns after driver runs red light
• Another whooping cough case discovered
• Burlington man hit by car
• Hillsborough man charged in girlfriend's murder
• CiCi's Pizza plans Guest Appreciation Day
• Athletes need their share of good nutrition
• Starting at square one: Cook of the Month prefers making meals from scratch
• ACC expects to wait for newcomers Pittsburgh, Syracuse in football
• ACC notes: Leslie’s punishment passes after one game
• With general manager on board, Ace Speedway sets 2012 plans in motion
• Saving a state gem
• Larceny by employee
• Cocaine possession
• Burlington man charged with breaking into high schools
• Right to life vigil is Sunday
• Letter: Shooter thought Hispanic co-workers were talking about him
• Retiree oversaw building boom on Elon campus
• Another pertussis case confirmed at another local school
• Missing man found
• Missing Burlington man found
• County, LME officials differ over access to client information
• Another whooping cough case discovered
• Cast your vote for Southern Alamance basketball player
• Truck overturns after driver runs red light
• Woman gives birth on train to New York
• The Alamance Scene: peace group and a banquet
• Fire destroys mobile home; 88-year-old man loses all possessions
• Police looking for Burlington Shrine Club burglar
• Perdue wants higher sales tax for education
• Police await toxicology results for train death investigation
• Black farmers file for settlement claims in Durham
• Obama to accept nomination at Charlotte stadium
• Groups praise court's decision on prayer case
• The dream lives on: Marchers in Burlington keep King's torch burning (w/video)
• UPDATED: Man dies after tumbling from interstate overpass
• Miller, Price may butt heads
• Vote could scrap rail service plan near Charlotte
• Woman shoots and kills son after fight
• Bank hostage sues police over treatment
• Inside the secret world of bluebirds
• Race for three commissioner seats could be crowded
• Burlington man hit by car
• The chance to send a message
• Operation Christmas Child thanks community for generosity
• Ambassador needed quickly in vital area
• The elephant in Romney's room
• DWI
• Real People: Local English teacher organizes Armenian spelling bees
• Police look for missing Burlington man
• Man hospitalized after interstate overpass incident
• Fire destroys mobile home; 88-year-old man loses all possessions
• Police await toxicology results for train death investigation
• We checked it out: Secret-shopper letter, check is a scam
• The dream lives on: Marchers in Burlington keep King's torch burning
• Race for three commissioner seats could be crowded
• The Alamance Scene: chocolate and Brunswick stew
• Greenville company's acquisition of Gibsonville bank completed
• Modify push-ups for a creative workout
• Therapy, medication can help panic disorder
• Twenty years in the making
• VIDEO: Huntsman quits GOP race
• Black students at Duke upset about study on majors
• Outer Banks center seeks Civil War memorabilia
• Tar Heels kicker granted another year of eligibility
• Golden Globe winners (w/slideshow and video)
• UPDATED: Two dead after being hit by train
• Superior Court roundup
• Around the Schools: School system holding financial aid sessions
• Golden Globe winners (w/slideshow and video)
• MLK event benefits N.C. museum for first black Marines
• Historical marker to honor freed black man
• Tar Heels' Jones invited to Senior Bowl
• Champions of freedom
• Focus on the outrage
• A legacy worth remembering
• Community celebration remembers Dr. King
• DWI
• Breaking and entering, larceny
• Real People: Local English teacher organizes Armenian spelling bees
• Rural health center proposed at Sylvan Elementary
• A new look at accepted Revolutionary War history
• Elon women finish strong, edge College of Charleston
• Course for caregivers of mentally ill available February
• Open & Shut: Fat-burning coffee, new shoes and a diner come to town
• Making the pieces fit: Public transportation discussed but never started
• National sports retailer will take Holly Hill anchor spot
• Twenty years in the making
• Russell
• Perry
• Gomez
• Brazil-Morrison
• Bigelow
• Orange County library offers computer classes
• Boone-Wolfertz
• Burlington Writer's Club announces its 2012 Adult Contest
• Check out the latest online offerings at your local library
• All smiles here: Makeover contest gives winners a chance to start fresh
• General fights alcoholism after public collapse
• This Week in the Civil War for week of Jan. 15, 1862: USS Hatteras Pounds Cedar Key, Fla.
• America should return to being a leader in technology
• A newspaper must write all aspects of a story
• The Christmas Cheer experience is well worth it
• Marines video deserves full investigation
• A belated goodbye
• Traffic laws, lights changing but no one informed?
• Fugitive of the state
• DWI
• Man pleads to attempted statutory rape, gets prison
• Two dead after being hit by train
• Williams responds with lock-down defense as Wolfpack whips Wake Forest
• Wake Forest at a loss, embarrassed by Wolfpack
• Pennsylvania man wanted for sexual assault found in Burlington
• Community college changes admission policy for nursing program
• VIDEO: Elon students take an icy plunge
• Around the Schools: School system holding financial aid sessions
• Doctors: Edwards has life-threatening condition
• A new look at accepted Revolutionary War history
• Nature's predictions of snow are falling short
• Sheriff's Office's 287 (g) program receives good marks
• Burlington Police accepting new Explorers
• VIDEO: As produce costs rise, some are growing their own
• Fugitive allegedly hid gun in rectum in Onslow County jail
• Making the pieces fit: Public transportation discussed but never started
• Elon men take on College of Charleston
• Elon men take on Cougars
• Harper's shot sends Elon women past Georgia Southern
• Harper's shot sends Elon women past Georgia Southern
• Wolfpack realizes ACC season is a marathon endeavor
• Wolfpack knows it's a marathon
• Back our bags? Tar Heels head back on road
• Pack our bags? Tar Heels head out on road after extensive stay at home
• Southern Alamance celebrates alum's arrival in big leagues
• Table set for 2012
• The all-American mistake
• Ups and downs: Transition time; Gwacheon guests; and getting a charge on the road
• MLK Day closings
• National sports retailer will take Holly Hill anchor spot
• Health officials reach most parents in whooping cough investigation
• Advocate for sexual assault victims plans school board run
• Man pleads to attempted statutory rape, gets prison
• Local pediatrician part of national contest
• Police clear driver in dog death case
• Pennsylvania man wanted for sexual assault found in Burlington
• One hospitalized after head-on collision Thursday night
• VIDEO: Elon students take an icy plunge
• Loving accountability is not 'micromanagement'
• Crabapples make a colorful landscaping addition
• Three killed at lumber company; gunman hurt
• VIDEO: Health officials investigate possible pertussis at second school
• Doctors: Edwards has life-threatening condition
• Most of the mail lost in postal truck wreck recovered
• Fugitive allegedly hid gun in rectum in Onslow County jail
• The Alamance Scene: reunion planning and seedling sales
• Perdue paying more for plane use for politics
• Judge hears bid to delay John Edwards trial
• UNC leader wants tuition hike less than 10 percent
• Kickin Grass for a decade
• Charlotte man's collection of Air Jordans stolen
• Judge to sentence three men in N.C. terror ring
• Really, Republicans attacking capitalism
• Deadline approaching for downtown's Next Great Place contest
• City police asking for public's input
• VIDEO: As produce costs rise, some are growing their own
• Happiness is something one claims
• hey, Dads: Parental guidance is suggested and welcome
• Duke dodges down-to-the-wire dramatics, holds off Virginia
• It's Friday the 13th
• Impact drafts Duke's Wenger with top MLS pick
• Spradlin’s 21 points help Elon snap losing streak with victory at Citadel
• Former Elon assistant heads to Penn State staff
• Pious baloney
• Deputies draw three warrants after assault, robbery attempt
• One hospitalized after head-on collision Thursday night
• Fail to report address change by sex offender
• Fraud/forgery
• Two announce plans for commissioners race
• Health officials investigate possible pertussis at second school
• Most of the mail lost in postal truck wreck recovered
• Deadline approaching for downtown's Next Great Place contest
• City police asking for public's input
• Alamance Regional honored for improvements
• City gets good financial report card
• Shedding the necessary evils
• Theft suspect threatens to eat police, dogs
• Pope gets rare, scaled visitor at general audience
• Sheriff's Office investigates traffic stop, arrest
• VIDEO: Some Marines in video from Camp Lejeune
• Cooper hails new law tracking meth ingredients
• County set to hold misdemeanants in prison unit
• Truck jumps from interstate to parking lot
• Graham crews respond to fire
• Burlington names new city clerk
• Alamance County rest area gets electric vehicle charging station
• Three charged in motorcycle thefts
• County transportation authority faces budget crisis
• Store worker kills would-be robber
• VIDEO: Storms injure 15 in western North Carolina
• Lawyers want redistricting challenges dismissed
• Freightliner factory to add 1,100 jobs
• Rosie Thompson's artwork will be on display at Alamance County Arts Council
• Red Hot Chili Peppers postpone N.C. shows
• India Cain, Doug Dodd are featured artists at Harrison's
• Junior Johnson to serve breakfast at NASCAR Hall of Fame
• Make your own art, then take it with you
• Career change takes woman from nursing homes to monster trucks
• All for the love of music
• Alamance Piecemakers Quilt Guild to hold eighth annual exhibit
• Second-half meltdown dooms Wolfpack in stinging loss to Yellow Jackets
• Terrapins turn back Wake Forest
• Phoenix figures it's best to move forward with focus
• It's all about defense with Duke, Virginia
• Larceny of a firearm
• Larceny by employee
• Breaking and entering a motor vehicle
• Two announce plans for commissioners race
• Eight cases of whooping cough confirmed
• Sheriff’s office investigates traffic stop, arrest
• Sheriff looks east for Immigration detainees
• County set to hold misdemeanants in prison unit
• Friday's Polar Bear Plunge may be Elon's last
• President optimistic The Elon School can be saved
• Ladies and gentleman ... Frances Woody!
• Truck jumps from interstate to parking lot
• Graham crews respond to fire
• New website aims to be Appalachia's own WikiLeaks
• Orange County announces MLK Day closings
• Elections official resigns over gay marriage ban
• N.C. woman on MTV's "Teen Mom 2" arrested again
• City faces stiff pricetag for replacing emergency radios
• Assessment lays out county's challenges
• Burlington names new city clerk
• Man charged with break-in after leaving cell phone behind
• Music foundation taking bids on guitar signed by Bonnie Raitt
• Residents complain of higher electric rates
• ECU defends firing newspaper adviser
• Supreme Court weighs ticket-fixing judge's fate
• Opposition mounts to more UNC tuition increases
• Occupy Chapel Hill protesters decamp
• Alamance County rest area to get first charging station
• Police: 83-year-old man assaulted, robbed
• Garrett sets exhibit at Point of View Gallery
• Arts Council plans lunch lecture
• Spread some cheer and eat some chocolate
• Times-News' annual chili cookoff is set for Jan. 28
• $2 Dinners: Create comfort food in your slow cooker
• Wolfpack sets clear goal: Win 11 ACC games, reach NCAA tourney
• Lesser-feared options help Tar Heels blow past Miami
• Demon Deacons believe in new outlook
• Guantanamo: Obama's failed promise
• Media bias against Ron Paul evident in Associated Press story
• Christmas Cheer thanks the community for helping out again
• County transportation authority faces budget crisis
• Woman charged with helping plan McDonald’s robbery
• Three charged in motorcycle thefts
• City faces stiff pricetag for replacing emergency radios
• School leaders hear about Eastlawn efforts
• Friday's Polar Bear Plunge may be Elon's last
• The Alamance Scene: MLK celebration and Humane Society yardsale
• Health agency unhappy with critical audit
• Greensboro man faces fraud charges
• Everything is bigger in America, Korean exchange students are finding
• Panel: Sterilization victims should get $50,000 (w/poll question)
• Cops: No clear motive in Greensboro rampage
• Burlington contractor fights citations issued for worker deaths
• Opposition voiced against Charlotte protest rules
• Panel to recommend sterilization compensation
• Firefighters dismissed after stun gun incident
• Judge delays Latin Kings gang rackets trial
• Cooper: Duke wants too much in rate increase
• Man charged with break-in after leaving cell phone behind
• Man pleads guilty to crop fraud
• Officers received minor injuries in alleged assault
• Republican kicks off lieutenant governor campaign with stop in Burlington
• Commissioners approve incentive package
• Police: 83-year-old man assaulted, robbed
• Boosts from Barnes come with more polish for Tar Heels
• Driving laws improve safety
• Bicycle safety should be taught and reinforced
• Spirit of Christmas Cheer a two-way gift
• Newspaper’s judgment in Allred story was flawed
• Friend was a master of knitting machines, people
• Drugs
• Breaking and entering
• South Carolina’s war on the poor
• New principal named for Southern High
• N.C. to recommend money for sterilization victims
• Teen killed in ATV crash
• North America's car of the year? It's a Hyundai
• Charlotte proposes cracking down on DNC protesters
• Officials release ID of man killed by troopers
• Public hearing about providing business incentives set
• Real People: Couple donates home to charity
• Armed robbers take money from pizza place
• Column about panhandling overlooks potential dangers
• ‘Age of innocence’ strikes emotional holiday chord
• Love Enough to Share’s contributions special for RTSA
• The coupling effect
• Wolfpack breathes fire to defeat Terrapins in ACC debut
• DWI
• Drugs
• Man assault two Burlington officers
• Man charged with hit and run after leaving accident scene
• Man charged with hit and run, DWI
• Elementary students move into new classrooms
• Lawyers statewide score jurists who are up for election this year
• Columbia sends Elon men to fifth loss in a row
• Columbia sends Elon men to fifth loss in a row
• Man accused of almost striking patrol car charged with DWI
• Statutory rape
• Breaking and entering
• DWI
• Woman charged in DWI death pleads guilty
• Martin Luther King Jr. events scheduled at Elon University
• Pre-K program organizers are trying to do the same with less
• Local missing person cases on the rise
• Superior Court roundup
• Man found guilty in bar stabbing
• Open & Shut: Two downtown businesses open, one closes
• Public hearing about providing business incentives set
• Garrison-Hajek
• Debut novelist makes early impression
• Wolfpack's Howell rebounds at rapid rate
• Harris shoots Demon Deacons past Virginia Tech
• Elon men look to shoot back in offensive groove
• Community meals on a grand scale: Professional chef uses a wealth of experience and talent to help feed the needy
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Jan. 8: Lincoln's war secretary resigns.
• Nice guys . . . in first?
• Locked and loaded for the holiday
• GOP’s new era of less government is misleading
• Broken politics isn’t he answer to solving our problems
• Thanks for supporting fund-raising holiday light show
• State residents should expect better from leaders
• Times-News alum on the campaign trail
• Snoozing and cruising: Tar Heels bash Boston College but want more
• High school juniors in Alamance County to take ACT in March
• Crowd shows up to audition for a role in local film
• Bikers serve Christmas dinner to military service members unable to go home
• First rabies case of 2012 confirmed
• Around the Schools: Free program offered for little ones
• App State turns back Elon women
• Graham gets favorable audit report
• Man sought in shooting, car chase turns himself in
• Elementary students move into new classrooms
• Woman charged in DWI death pleads guilty
• Police looking for driver of SUV accused of running over dog
• Pre-K program organizers are trying to do the same with less
• Report: Trooper driving 105 mph when SUV struck
• Duke guard emerges as unexpected outside threat
• New manager named for Grasshoppers in 2012
• Demon Deacons embark on new stretch of season
• COme home Josiah Bailey
• Ups and Downs: Dumping dilemma; irksome incentives and laudable leader on litter
• Judge meets attorneys behind closed doors in Edwards case
• Two drivers escape injury in separate incidents
• Local missing person cases on the rise
• Town of Elon hires SBI veteran as chief
• Whitsett computer maker expanding
• High school juniors in Alamance County to take ACT in March
• War vet from Fayatteville lunches with Obama
• Duke's Henson out for season after knee surgery
• UNC's McAdoo doubtful for B.C. game
• Plans slowed for proposed University High School
• Man sought in shooting, car chase turns himself in
• The Alamance Scene: MLK events and a country breakfast
• Police make 3,600 arrests in holiday patrols
• Price takes look at what could be part of his new district
• Ivy does no harm but isn’t helpful, either
• Don’t miss the boat that’s here
• Reformed Van Halen performs intimate NYC gig
• Local twins born in different years adjusting to life, birthday parties
• First rabies case of 2012 confirmed
• See how Ingle and Gunn voted
• Ex-Gov. Easley avoids disbarment after felony
• Easley avoids disbarrment
• County may drop tipping fees for illegal dumps
• (Updated) Several in custody, officer bit after police execute warant
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest rate in three years
• Contagious horse virus found in Rockingham County
• Mom charged with placing children in dog containers
• Developer looks at turning RJR HQ into hotel
• Philip Morris receiving station moves to Yanceyville
• Student newspaper adviser sacked over streaker photos
• Greensboro Trader Joe details still under wraps
• Loretta Lynn postpones Durham show
• Judge hears bid to delay John Edwards trial
• County jobless rate takes big plunge in November
• Woman charged with putting children in crates
• Put your right leg out
• Micromanagement of older teens can result in problems
• Phoenix falls flat down stretch in loss to Georgia Southern
• Iraq and media ineptitude
• For the defense: Trim spending to pre-9/11 levels
• The greatest motivating force
• Larceny of motor vehicle
• Obtain property by false pretense, forgery
• Breaking and entering motor vehicle
• Man charged after car flips
• Plans slowed for proposed University High School
• Truck drivers involved in fight along side of highway
• Price takes look at what could be part of his new district
• Wake Forest parts with two assistant football coaches
• NCAE vows to fight GOP veto action
• Getting a handle on panhandling
• Local twins born in different years adjusting to life, birthday parties
• Former Graham fire chief takes on litterbugs
• The Alamance Scene: Stew sale and MLK events
• Expect whoppers at the Bold-Faced Liars Showdown
• More drivers register for commuter program
• The Raving Knaves
• Be The Moon
• Graham reviews public comment policy, mayoral terms
• (Updated) Several in custody, officer bit after police execute warant
• Haith having early success at Missouri
• Cities move on gas fracking bans, state studies
• Mom can't donate pagan books to son's school
• Dems deposit $4 million in N.C. banks ahead of convention
• Auditions for faith-based film set for Saturday
• Local club holds turkey shoot to help retired firefighter
• Fine Art Carolina plans to honor longtime Mebane librarian
• A little shaggin' goes a long way in the fight against cancer
• They've all been waiting for this moment: Burlington Dance Center holds first-ever concerts next week
• They've all been waiting for this moment: Burlington Dance Center holds first-ever concerts next week
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 1-5-12
• Williams High School's dance team to hold dance clinic
• 43rd annual Student Arts Festival Jan. 26-29 at Holly Hill Mall
• Elaine Pelkey-Herrick is Artist of the Month at BAL Gallery
• Temple knocks off Duke to spark court-storming scene
• Elon men try to regain winning touch in return to league games
• Opening road trip won’t be so long for Burlington Royals in 2012
• Davidson decks Elon women in Southern Conference
• Foolish consistency
• The mixed message from Iowa
• Wolfpack plows through Delaware State, turns page to ACC play
• The emergence of Marco Rubio
• E-waste event planned for Saturday
• The lamance Scene: Turkey shoot aids retired firefighter
• Police investigating car chase, shooting
• County may drop tipping fees for illegal dumps
• Graham OKs development's sewer line changes
• Burlington adds jobs focus to incentives policy
• Man charged after car flips
• Counting our blessings and giving thanks
• Armed robbers take money from convenience store
• Graham reviews public comment policy, mayoral terms
• Truck drivers involved in fight along side of highway
• The Alamance Scene: swim lessons and shagging
• Unemployment remains political football in N.C.
• City law ahead of Dem convention would end Occupy campouts
• Police: Man in wreck with legislator was legally drunk
• Aric Almirola to drive No. 43 for Richard Petty Motorsports
• Overloaded circuit caused house fire
• County jobless rate takes big plunge in November
• Budget, reelection on commissioners' minds in 2012
• Lawyers rate judges across the state who face election this year (link to list included)
• Police investigate shooting death of N.C. Central student
• UNC-CH once again rated best in-state college buy in nation
• N.C. drivers pay toll for the first time
• Experts: State economy to remain sluggish
• Brothers jailed for months over land dispute
• College student gets 10 months for bank robbery
• N.C. CEO admits cheating U.S. out of $4.5 million in taxes
• Deputies investigate store robbery
• Police seek cause of death in fatal crash
• Police investigating car chase, shooting
• Armed robbers take money from convenience store
• Wolfpack’s Williams builds breakout season as senior
• Blue Devils test road again with game at Temple
• Amato takes defensive coordinator job at Akron
• U.N. meddling can only harm Internet freedom
• Petition Congress to end cash business incentives
• Times-News excelled in 2011 in reader attention
• Prayers for ailing grandson are much appreciated
• Despots don't live forever
• Doubts raised about the SAT
• Burlington adds jobs focus to incentives policy
• Larceny, false pretenses
• 8-year-old's wish brings Christmas to children with cancer
• Tougher DWI penalties in effect
• Open & Shut: Savers expands, Alamance Crossing shops shutter
• North Carolina's new coaching staff heavy on Southern Miss influence
• Fedora: 'I didn't watch it'
• Fort Bragg soldier found with explosive in carry-on bag
• Overloaded circuit caused house fire
• The Alamance Scene: turkey shoot and country breakfast
• Burlington mayor, councilman get appointments
• Budget, reelection on commissioners' minds in 2012
• Cedar Grove family, dog reunited after four years
• Lawmakers head back to Raleigh to override veto
• SUV flips, crashes into Duke's East Campus wall
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro Occupy protesters to remove tents
• Judge: Black church rightful owner of Klan store
• Henhouse, thousands of hens burn in New Year’s fire
• Deputies investigate store robbery
• Snow falling in N.C. mountains
• It's going to get even colder
• Boy rescued from well
• N.C.'s first modern-day toll road starts collecting
• Man assaulted, robbed in Burlington
• More cases of whooping cough identified
• Police search for convenience store robber
• Man dies after crashing car into house
• Bowling for dollars lacks sense
• Rap and power
• Wofford defeats short-handed Wake Forest
• Amran Shriner follows in father's footsteps
• DWI
• Graham police charge man in break-in
• Men charged with using BB gun in robbery
• Breastfeeding controversy avoidable, unnecessary
• Defensive end to leave Tar Heels
• It's a boy! Leon Andrews is county's firstborn of 2012
• 8-year-old's wish brings Christmas to children with cancer
• Real People: Evans retires after 30 years with sheriff
• Tougher DWI penalties in effect
• Some tips for keeping those New Year's resolutions
• Open & Shut: Savers expands, Alamance Crossing shops shutter
• Second Chance Ranch gives hope, redemption for horses, people
• Sister Cities visitors have busy schedule
• What's next for the new year?
• Henhouse, thousands of hens burn in New Year’s fire
• For many of us, sitting has become the new 'smoking'
• Guidelines can help women prevent heart disease
• Mel Watt leaning toward seeking another term
• Randolph animal shelter begins renovation
• Children's Museum soft opening could come in March
• Southern Alamance band in Florida for New Year's
• A look back at the stories that made 2011
• Wake Forest takes on Wofford in final tune-up before ACC schedule
• Duke pounds on Penn
• Man assaulted, robbed in Burlington
• It's a boy! Leon Andrews is county's firstborn of 2012
• ID Theft
• Breaking and entering
• DWI
• Beyond the blowout: Interesting scene unfolds in Rice’s return to North Carolina
• Test: Driver charged in fatality had drugs in system
• Real People: Evans retires after 30 years with sheriff
• Johnson-Crawford
• Surveillance photos of armed robbery released
• Some tips for keeping those New Year's resolutions
• Another New Year
• Dickey-Cates
• Blue Devils guard starts Cook-ing up good stuff
• Ex-Tar Heels return to coach against alma mater
• West Virginia crushes Elon women
• What's next for the new year?
• ‘Turn-around Christmas’ effort an example for us all
• There is no reason to export U.S. beliefs, spend money at home
• And now for another year of fruitless forecasting
• The age of innocence
• A gift North Carolinians didn't want
• Culp remembered for dedication to Graham, politics
• DWI
• All-encompassing rout of Western Carolina looks ‘lovely’ to Wolfpack
• The changing world of communication
• Man accused of taking bond payments
• A look back at the stories that made 2011
• Alamance Chorale's rehearsal has been rescheduled
• 'Just My Type' a fascinating look at our obsession with fonts
• For the birds
• Where did jobs go? Government sent them away
• 2011 was year of tribulation, tragedy and triumph in area sports
• Mississippi State stops Wake Forest in Music City Bowl
• Wolfpack hopes to keep home atmosphere buzzing
• The Charlotte Curse
• Ups and Downs: Rapid response; eyes on incentives and a farewell to 2011
• Buckle up: Duke rolls out new fast-paced intentions in whipping Western Michigan
• Fraud/forgery
• Southern Alamance band in Florida for New Year's
• Haw River names firefighter of the year
• Children's Museum soft opening could come in March
• The Alamance Scene: ag board and AARP meetings
• Man accused of stabbing brother turns himself in
• Burlington Sears dodges initial closings list
• Test: Driver charged in fatality had drugs in system
• For college's culinary students, taste can't be taught
• Surveillance photos of armed robbery released
• Burlington company brings organic cotton to North Carolina
• More cases of whooping cough identified
• U visas gaining prominence
• Man accused of taking bond payments
• State investigators look into midwives in baby's death
• Rowan firefighters face charges in stun gun incidents
• Time running out to make charitable donations for tax purposes
• Fayetteville muder suspect found in Connecticut
• Forecaster sees mild winter in central NC
• Three cases of whooping cough confirmed in Alamance County
• Major state reorganization under way
• University program produces better readers
• A double gas tax whammy coming
• Report: State Ag Department snafu cost schools millions, put public at risk
• Wild pigs can be hunted at night with a special license
• Know your hip-hop trivia?
• Tar Heels bury Elon on strength of decisive surge
• Win bowl or else: Demon Deacons cringe at thought of ending with losing record
• Rested Blue Devils ready to return from time off
• Wolfpack puts together late run, overcomes Campbell’s challenge
• Elon women hold off rally from Wagner
• North Carolina quarterback Renner undergoes ankle surgery
• Deflating congressional fat cats
• The completely gullible American
• GOP leaders are the ones who want something for nothing
• Participation in Fallen Heroes Memorial fund-raiser appreciated
• Police look for missing teen
• Woman behind iconic Burlington restaurant remembered
• New Leaf Society completes Fountain Place project
• Remember a loved one with a git to Love Enough to Share
• For college's culinary students, taste can't be taught
• Burlington company brings organic cotton to North Carolina
• More misdemeanor offenders coming to county jails next year
• U visas gaining prominence
• A primer for the pump
• Two charged after pizza driver held up
• Man accused of stabbing brother turns himself in
• Tar Heels' Renner undergoes ankle surgery
• Christmas trees used to build dunes
• Audit: Agency rarely fined gas rules violators
• Civil War's 150th stirs a trove of memories
• Suspect in girlfriend's death, kidnapping of daughter nabbed in Conn.
• Longtime radio talk host Bart Ritner dead at 76
• Some say Christmas sales "exceeded expectations"
• New law says teens must log time behind wheel
• Port wants to line river with surveillance cameras
• Police use stun gun on man in brawl
• Elon men set for challenge vs. Tar Heels
• Pass-happy Wolfpack shares the wealth with scoring
• Wake Forest set to take on Yale
• Masschusetts smashes Elon women
• Hazing, bullying merit tough punishment
• Time to pull over
• Scuttling the seeds of science
• Obtaining property by false pretense
• Possession of stolen goods
• Obtaining property by false pretense
• Updated photo release of man wanted for stabbing brother
• Woman charged after truck is driven into convenience store
• Let's Go for Dec. 29, 2011 through Jan. 5, 2012
• Three cases of whooping cough confirmed in Alamance County
• Man on run after allegedly stabbing brother Christmas Day
• University program produces better readers
• Falling down: Scene of 2010 murder a community eyesore
• Forecaster sees mild winter in central NC
• New Year closing schedule
• Holiday Happenings for weekend of Dec. 31, 2011
• The anticipation of Christmas morning
• Happy Wheew Year!
• Police search for convenience store robber
• One arrested in Chapel Hill murder
• County phasing out judicial services
• More misdemeanor offenders coming to county jails next year
• Cause of fire that displaced two families still unknown
• Two charged after pizza driver held up
• Coble released from Cone Hospital
• County moving forward with park land acquisition
• Girl killed in tractor accident; driver charged with DWI
• Raleigh pushing panhandlers out of downtown
• Workers file complaint against Asheville call center
• Forsyth County says high court should hear prayer case
• Study: Breast reconstruction surgery safe for women over 65
• Baptist Medical Center gets $7.3 million to study steroids and babies
• Downtown Raleigh New Year's Eve to get a French twist
• Police investigate Franklin Street assault in Chapel Hill
• $2 Dinners: Create easy, elegant appetizers for your New Year's Eve party
• Panthers land Kalil, Smith in Pro Bowl, but not Newton
• Wolfpack plucks Cardinals, seals Belk Bowl victory
• The new normal?
• State lawmakers create problems for schools
• Penn State: Lessons from the children
• Habitual impaired driving
• Breaking and entering motor vehicle
• Falling down: Scene of 2010 murder a community eyesore
• N.C. State student charged with manufacturing mushrooms
• Former Wake superintendent, Alamance interim superintendent writes fictional book about school system
• Man on run after allegedly stabbing brother Christmas Day
• Donations will aid abused women, families
• Non-residents will see big increase in youth athletic fees
• County phasing out judicial services
• New shoes arrive via Love Enough to Share
• High school students taking community college classes will see changes
• Coble released from Cone Hospital
• Duke hospital questions low food rating
• Fire causes "extensive" damage to house
• Cause of fire that displaced two families still unknown
• Charlotte rates zoom for Democratic Convention
• One killed in Greensboro I-85 accident
• Alcohol, drugs catch up with aging Boomers
• Harvard study says hospital readmission rates high
• Durham billboard urges people not to fire guns into the air for the new year
• Fayetteville police search for man charged with killing girlfriend, taking child
• County: Sales, property tax revenue continues to improve
• Man robbed after apartment door kicked in
• We Checked it Out: Neighbors say church is too loud
• Former Wake superintendent, Alamance interim superintendent writes fictional book about school system
• Man shot in Sanford Family Dollar Store parking lot
• Gun rights group battles localized concealed weapons laws
• 1011: A year for freedom
• Those who work over the holidays offer a special gift
• Being in U.S. illegally not a federal crime
• Congress is incompetent, Democrats are worst offenders
• God has rendered his opinion via the Bible
• Reach out to others to help cope with grief
• It takes self-discipline to get back in shape
• Wolfpack aims for proper finish in Belk Bowl
• N.C. State receiver sets sights on fast track to pros
• Fitting role of basketball junkie, Tar Heels point guard might show up near you
• Police looking for two after store robbery
• Fire causes "extensive" damage to house
• Those who toil during Christmas offer important gift
• Coble expects to leave hospital Tuesday
• Driving while impaired
• Breaking and entering; trespassing; larceny
• Real People: "Too much fun" boosts spin class enrollment
• Some say Christmas sales "exceeded expectations"
• Missing teen back home on Christmas morning
• Open & Shut: Chicken restaurant also serves fish, pork
• Police find car, no suspect, after pepper-spray robbery
• County manager: Merger involving mental health agency should go forward
• Editor's notebook: Teens, newpaper employees reach out
• Non-residents will see big increase in youth athletic fees
• County: Sales, property tax revenue continues to improve
• We Checked it Out: Neighbors say church is too loud
• Love Enough to Share: Residential Treatment Services helps addicts
• Police looking for two after store robbery
• Column: Closure comes for Tar Heels with last game under Withers
• Tickets remain available for Belk Bowl
• Knowing Kwanzaa
• Ups and Downs: Looking up for the new year
• Driving while impaired
• Amid limited resources, Christmas blessings are many
• Teen, rescue mission team up for Christmas Eve giveaway
• Real People: "Too much fun" boosts spin class enrollment
• County manager: Merger involving mental health agency should go forward
• Parks, recreation department wants more space
• Health check: What issues are problems for county residents?
• Column: A look back at predictions for 2011
• Love Enough to Share runs through end of 2011
• Open & Shut: Chicken restaurant also serves fish, pork
• Rumors swirl around local P.O.s
• Missing teen back home on Christmas morning
• Police find car, no suspect, after pepper-spray robbery
• Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lassiter
• Mr. an Mrs. Robert McCracken
• McMillan-Busick
• Gilliam-Oakley
• Add these page-turners to your shelf
• Christmas memories
• Saunders-Connor
• Not taking care of business
• A story of peace and good will
• The perfect gift was delivered long, long ago
• Letter to the editor . . . from Santa
• Haunted by newspaper ghosts on Christmas Eve
• Texting to the end
• United Way makes holiday request for donations
• Santa tracker
• Mass. woman says TSA confiscated frosted cupcake
• Amid limited resources, Christmas blessings are many
• Teen, rescue mission team up for Christmas Eve giveaway
• Mystery Elon Homes for Children Santa still remembered
• Reds trade former Southern Alamance, Graham athlete to Cubs
• Former Western Alamance standout transfers from Va. Tech to UNCG
• New football coach takes challenge at Western Carolina
• Bobcats’ rebuilding project will rely on youth
• Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
• The fantasy monolith
• Evolving seasonal sounds
• Larceny by employee
• Burglary and larceny after breaking/entering
• Felony larceny
• Attempt to obtain controlled substance by forgery/fraud
• Rumors swirl around local P.O.s
• Lawson loses funeral director's license
• Love Enough to Share: 'Twas the night before Christmas
• Dealership's Wheels for Work surprises local woman with a car
• Santa makes a list of city departments and checks it twice
• Burlington teen missing
• County moving forward with park land acquisition
• Cops trade patrol cars for shopping carts
• Police seek possible runaway teenager
• Caswell County brothers arrested in deadly Ruffin fire
• Shooting in church parking lot ruled attempted suicide
• Teen on moped who struck deer dies
• Small fire causes brief evacuation of downtown building
• Judge orders officer rehired in drunken trooper case
• Airborne commander, troops home from Iraq
• Surry teacher arrested for having sex with student
• Judge backs NCCU's firing of campus cop who sold sex toys
• Surry sheriff, deputies docked pay for using cell phone for election purposes
• Chatham Democrat plans to enter House race
• Hindsight provides clarity and a chance for redemption
• When the gift meets the need, there is joy
• San Diego State dismantles Elon men with second-half surges
• Williams grad Boston lands conference weekly honor with Barton
• Just why is the state adding to gasoline tax?
• A message that speaks to all
• Congressional actions a form of terrorism
• Thanks for hitting the truck and driving away
• Mother’s actions over Bible are questionable
• Before dashing off for holidays, N.C. State makes sure to drop rout on Northeastern
• Dumping their troubles
• Fire guts mobile home
• Burlington man reported missing found
• Man flees traffic stop, breaks into home
• ARMC, Cone Health leaders answer questions about merger
• 85-year-old woman shoots, kills husband
• Woman could lose car for allegedly running from officers
• Tar Heels' Jones receives green light to play in bowl
• Raleigh man charged with shooting into business
• Police: Two men broke into home, hit resident
• City council votes against annexation
• Man flees traffic stop, breaks into home
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 12-22-11
• Holiday Happenings 12-22-11
• Local musicians rally to support the arts
• 'Christmas Chaos' helps bring into focus the reason for the season
• Wake Forest cools off UNC Wilmington’s hot hands
• Leslie’s ailments keep cramping N.C. State’s style
• Take a closer look at Elon’s game against San Diego State on West Coast
• Bush grows into special role for Demon Deacons
• App State assistant, who also has worked at Elon, takes W. Carolina football job
• Judgment finally, ,for Eve Carson
• Locked and loaded: Tar Heels turn up intensity to tame Texas
• Public transportation to regional jobs would be an asset
• Removing the political ‘aisle’ might improve understanding
• Graham offers magic of a true small town Christmas
• The temptation of Callista Gingrich
• Larceny of motor vehicle
• Felony larceny
• Gibsonville light display is a fundraiser, memorial
• Snow Camp property owner asks for help with dumping
• Education nonprofit selling local version of Monopoly game
• Column: Just the way to get into the Christmas season
• See local closings for the Christmas holiday
• Coble transferred to Greensboro hospital for therapy
• Woman runs off burglar
• Haw River police chief to retire; new police chief named
• Census shows N.C. has fifth largest population growth
• Congressmen want probe of military foreclosures
• Prosecutor’s suspension won’t delay cases, DA says
• North Carolina's Withers headed to Ohio State
• Tar Heels' Jones receives green light to play in bowl
• Raleigh man charged with shooting into business
• Board hears budget plan update
• Local company wants county incentives to expand
• Police: Two men broke into home, hit resident
• Whooping cranes make rare North Carolina landing
• City council votes against annexation
• Judge: Orange EMT has no immunity in teen's death
• Woman runs off burglar
• Some of those healthy foods could be considered 'sneaky'
• Tar Heels figure it's their turn to turn back Texas
• Wake Forest's Walker reaches last chance to sky against Seahawks
• Wolfpack wins on full-court pass, last-second shot
• Hatred, bigotry stumbling blocks to peace on earth
• Simpson has little understanding of the Bible
• Being in this country illegally is a federal crime
• Waiting and watching in North Korea
• Lowe's fell into the bigotry trap
• W. Alamance receiver lands on AP all-state team
• Graham woman charged with statutory rape
• Twin Lakes recognized for work with community college
• Coats, food will be given away Christmas Eve
• County GOP has new leadership
• North Carolina asks for Jones' reinstatement after promotion of party created violation
• North Carolina asks for Jones' reinstatement after promotion of party created violation
• Prosecutor’s suspension won’t delay cases, DA says
• Connecticut man proposes via holiday light display
• Judge orders new deadlines in LabCorp suit
• Local company wants county incentives to expand
• Water main break repaired but lanes on South Church remain closed
• Confederate monument to rise again
• Ruffin fire now a homicide investigation; one victim identified
• Brothers sentenced for roles in terror plot
• N.C. jobless rate dips to 10 percent in 6-month low
• Lovette found guilty of murdering Eve Carson
• City mulls rules change for Occupy protesters
• Two high school wrestlers face hazing suspension
• Two high school wrestlers face hazing suspension
• Water line break closes two lanes on South Church Street
• Ministry provides hope
• A new look at Holly Hill Mall
• Parent upset over Bibles handed out at school
• Brothers in alleged terror ring face sentencing
• Determining baby's sex early has its detractors
• Keep four things in mind when beginning a training routine
• Duke picks up pace, shakes off UNC Greensboro
• Wolfpack keeps learning amid tough stretch
• Ford drains seven 3s as Elon women shoot down Wofford
• Hurricanes keep Faulk out of worlds
• Tar Heels trounce Nicholls by 50 but leave irked by spacey performance
• Energy crisis manufactured by government
• Please support the local Toys for Tots effort
• Please try to remember and express love
• Board hears budget plan update
• Acknowledgement for those who helped with benefit tournament
• The past and the present
• County reviews its performance-based budgeting plan
• Water line break closes two lanes on South Church Street
• Mebane man charged with selling moonshine
• County GOP has new leadership
• Judge orders new deadlines in LabCorp suit
• County health department gets reaccredited
• The Alamance Scene: reunions and wrapping
• On Dasher! On Dancer! On Facebook! On Twitter!
• Eighteen charged in Medicaid fraud busts
• Jurors get case in student body president death
• McCrory '100 percent' in for governor
• Closings under way in student body president death
• Spinning wheels of justice
• Graham woman charged with statutory rape
• Woman found shot to death at kennel
• Winn-Dixie Stores sold to Bi-Lo for $560 million
• The wrong approach to keep Americans safe
• Eight family members hospitalized after Guilford wreck
• Closing arguments set in UNC student body president's death
• Tar Heels sharpen focus on basketball
• For Blue Devils, it's welcome back to action
• Textile Heritage Museum helps complete the Alamance story
• A political circle of diminishing returns
• Obama promotes an agenda that is anti-Bible
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Respiratory infection keeps Coble in hospital
• How it works
• How it works
• Respiratory infection keeps Coble in hospital
• Burlington Kiwanis’ Citizen of the Year for 2011 announced
• Demon Deacons deny Gardner-Webb
• Remembering Cary Allred's life and times
• Open and Shut: New salon and cafe open for business
• ABSS students get in the holiday spirit
• Ministry provides hope
• Two teens allegedly assault school resource officer
• A new look at Holly Hill Mall
• Owen
• Carden-Pearson
• What really happened to D.B. Cooper?
• Merry Christmas and ho, ho, ho!
• Wolfpack sniffs No. 1 upset before Syracuse escapes
• Gardner-Webb at Wake Forest info box
• Dartmouth drops cold-shooting Elon men
• Furman's balance bruises Elon women
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Dec. 18: Trent Affair — Diplomatic Crisis Defused.
• Tune in tomorrow
• On the money
• Death of an immortal
• Improper handling of remains of fallen troops is inexcusable
• Media sending wrong message about teen pregnancy
• Zeller runs up big scoring effort as Tar Heels cruise past App State
• Sex offender charged with soliciting child sex via Facebook
• Two teens allegedly assault school resource officer
• Sellers count on last minute tree sales
• Mebane family plans an open house for all
• Art for the season: Haw River second-grader creates school system's Christmas card
• Warrant: Defendant in Mebane murder admits killing
• Money talk
• Burlington Kiwanis’ Citizen of the Year for 2011 announced
• Elon University commencement speaker announced
• ABSS students get in the holiday spirit
• Mebane man charged with selling moonshine
• Spinning wheels of justice
• Wolfpack eager to take aim at No. 1 assignment
• Henson’s improved jumpers start to jump out for Tar Heels
• Transfer gives Elon men infusion of interior strength
• After trying week, UNCG falls in Miller’s debut against East Carolina
• County stance on school funding frustrating
• Ups and downs: Local locomotive; suspect suspension; and great contribution from an Eagle
• Defending Christmas
• Drug charges
• Larceny of a motor vehicle
• Police: Man assaulted, imprisoned woman
• Warrant: Defendant in Mebane murder admits killing
• Art for the season: Haw River second-grader creates school system's Christmas card
• Man gets 11 to 15 years for kidnapping, armed robbery
• Gastonia mom accused of leaving children without food
• Mebane family plans an open house for all
• 30 years of "The Nutcracker"
• Coble may leave hospital as soon as Sunday
• N.C. Holiday Flotilla kicks off area family's holiday season
• The Alamance Scene: tax help and a visit from Santa
• When great fear turned to greater joy
• Longleaf is the most noble of pine trees
• Man gets prison for ID theft, check fraud
• Hospital merger: Officials say ARMC, Cone share similar missions
• 1893 City of Burlington now on track
• Judge: Former FEC members may testify for Edwards
• Rededicated: New look gym at Pleasant Grove gets a formal ceremony Saturday
• Two N.C. counties near U.S. top in pay growth
• Serial killer's lawyer says confession coerced
• Duke, Progress Energy to press forward with merger despite questions
• North Florida officials search for missing Taylorsville man
• RBC Center gets new name
• Marine reservist from North Carolina killed in Afghanistan
• Trial in Eve Carson's death nears end
• Police: Man assaulted, imprisoned woman
• Bark! The herald canines sing ...
• Yes, parents: It is OK to say 'No'
• ACC will expand basketball slate to 18 games
• Unexpected goals, spectacular saves highlight Hurricanes’ victory
• W. Alamance grad takes kicks, gets licks with Campbell
• Note to GOP: Don't play games with tax cut
• New therapy at ARMC has long history of success
• Advertising is following us everywhere these days
• Michael Peterson walks out of jail
• Missing: Shepherd from college Nativity scene
• Man gets 11 to 15 years for kidnapping, armed robbery
• Man gets prison for ID theft, check fraud
• Final witnesses called in Lovette murder case
• Coble to remain hospitalized through the weekend
• Hospital merger: Officials say ARMC, Cone share similar missions
• Elon receiver lands first-team All-America honors from Associated Press
• Allred remembered as a political original
• Rededicated: New look gym at Pleasant Grove gets a formal ceremony Saturday
• 1893 City of Burlington now on track
• Driven to distraction
• Man accused in boarding house stabbing pleads guilty
• Former lawmaker Allred honored by lowered flags
• Convenience store hit by armed robbers
• ACC instructor wins a new car
• U.S. formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• 'The Artist' speaks up with 6 nominations to lead Golden Globes
• Walmart Express opens in Yanceyville
• Police warning residents about car break-ins
• Eagle Scout project gives city an MLK memorial
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 12-15-11
• Area author pens fourth book, plans signing
• Holiday Happenings 12-15-11
• Christmas in the Park offers festive family atmosphere
• A little 'Christmas Chaos' can put things into perspective
• Down to the wire: Elon women hold off Campbell
• Aching Hurricanes return home with questions
• For high schools, there’s a new class of wrestlers
• Mebane man arrested on drug charges
• Runaway juvenile found unharmed
• Allred remembered as a political original
• Plans moving ahead for exchange student program
• Plans moving ahead for exchange student program
• Local Employment Security office moving
• LabCorp completes acquisition
• LabCorp completes acquisition
• Man accused in boarding house stabbing pleads guilty
• Love Enough to Share makes a difference for ArChristmas Fund
• Marking the life of a volunteer taken far too soon
• Ex-Perdue campaign aide pleads in flights case
• New trial for killer
• Obama marks end of Iraq war
• Rep. Howard Coble resting in hospital today
• Commissioners, school board talk fund balance
• Governor vetoes death-row racial bias bill
• Billy Graham's son says father is recovering well
• Middle school student charged in fatal wreck
• City: Nothing conspiratorial about tags on recycling carts
• Man jailed on $1 million bond charged with giving false information in Caswell murder case
• Former lawmaker Allred honored by lowered flags
• United Way to change where it allocates money
• Convenience store hit by armed robbers
• $2 Dinners: Start your holiday right with this delicious make-ahead Christmas brunch
• Ex-E. Alamance star Curry shoots to make NBA roster with Nets
• Coaching change: Dement out, Miller in for UNCG basketball team
• The deadly explosion of smartphones
• Celebrating Freedom on Dec. 15
• Romney's wager
• Attempted obtaining property
• Drugs
• Drugs
• Larceny
• Breaking and entering
• Man charged with assault
• Coble hospitalized in Washington
• ACC instructor wins a new car
• Flags will fly at half staff to honor late legislator Allred
• One of two brothers wanted in break-in surrenders to police
• Police looking for Burlington runaway
• Eagle Scout project gives city an MLK memorial
• Police warning residents about car break-ins
• Commissioners, school board talk fund balance
• Land buy would lead to Cedarock Park additions
• Man jailed on $1 million bond charged with giving false information in Caswell murder case
• Antique fire truck to join Children's Museum lineup
• Burlington man pleads guilty to stabbing
• The Alamance Scene: Now available, Alamanceopoly
• City: Nothing conspiratorial about tags on recycling carts
• They don't make 'em like Sean Connery anymore
• Roberta Flack to appear at Carolina Theater fund-raiser
• Man wasn't initially suspect in Eve Carson murder case
• Forsyth schools mull allowing students to opt out of Pledge of Allegiance
• Interstate wreck left car on fire and in a bush
• State fuel budget cuts unlikely to cover costs of more school days
• Backwards free thrower exceeds his own record
• Fort Bragg losing about 430 civilian positions
• One of two brothers wanted in break-in surrenders to police
• Henderson sheriff won't talk about private life
• Billboards to express support for immigrants
• N.C. State reports brisk bowl ticket sales; Wolfpack to open practices to fans
• Tar Heels soccer coach reaches special status
• Put children to work ... in the classroom
• Museum should provide more diverse look at history
• Allred remembered fondly by lifelong friend
• Article should have pointed only to Allred’s accomplishments
• Stop politicizing Medicaid
• Larceny of a firearm
• Fugitive
• Assault with deadly weapon, intent to kill
• Accessory after the fact
• Remember a loved one by giving to Love Enough to Share
• United Way to change where it allocates money
• Burlington police: Woman was robbed at gunpoint
• Land buy would lead to Cedarock Park additions
• Graham man charged with stabbing bouncer at lounge
• School board members say relationships have improved
• Real People: Reverend to monitor weight-loss classes after 130-lb. drop
• Antique fire truck to join Children's Museum lineup
• Open & Shut: Burlington Outlet Village gets two more shops
• Interstate wreck left car on fire and in a bush
• Missing Wilson man found
• Don't let holiday feasting affect diet, training
• Carpal tunnel syndrome doesn't always mean surgery
• There will never be another Cary Allred
• Tar Heels win soccer title
• Nov. 23
• Nov. 7
• Oct. 27
• Oct. 12
• Sept. 16
• Aug. 26
• Two bodies found in burned car in Ruffin
• Man shot to death at Charlotte biker club meeting
• Backlash for Lowe's as ads pulled from Muslim show
• Burlington police: Woman was robbed at gunpoint
• Look beyond worst-case scenarios on fracking
• Gun permit holders pose no proven threat to society
• Lessons from modern Greece
• Charity tennis event served a winner for community
• DWI
• Wolfpack avoids another collapse, holds off N.C. Central’s upset bid
• An emerging community
• Elon Police looking for suspect in robbery at gunpoint
• Democratic National Convention Committee seeks local leaders
• Elon men score big in victory against Division III Lynchburg
• Former state lawmaker Cary Allred passes away
• Superior Court roundup
• Help the Arc of Alamance County through Love Enough to Share
• Open & Shut: Burlington Outlet Village gets two more shops
• School board and county commissioners to meet Tuesday
• Ex-girlfriend implicates Lovette in murder of Eve Carson
• Real People: Reverend to monitor weight-loss classes after 130-lb. drop
• School board members say relationships have improved
• Langston-Kimbro
• Dwyer-Winston
• Nicholson-Marshall
• Let Tenny Templeton relieve your holiday stress
• She's passionate about Pinocchio
• Dependable defense picks up Phoenix
• Wolfpack seeks better finishes
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Dec. 11: Charleston fire, Soldiering on, firing squad.
• Letter on gun law changes wildly off the mark
• Finally, a heartwarming Christmas message
• A good fella, a good neighbor
• Intrusion of the real world
• Tar Heels survive test from Long Beach State during final exams
• Laws won't make adults more responsible
• Obtaining property by false pretense > $1,000
• Robbery with a dangerous weapon
• Felony serious injury by vehicle
• DWI
• Tim Tebow, faith and America
• Behind the scenes of Gibsonville's Christmas parade
• Locals make it onto "Triad's Most Influential People" list
• New buildings at Elon University LEED certified
• Police identify Va. Tech gunman
• Graham Park-and-Ride opens Dec. 19
• Home away from home commemorated on canvas
• Storage unit auctions thrive on the thrill of the hunt
• School board and county commissioners to meet Tuesday
• Joint effort: County wants to combine building inspections workload with area towns
• Wilson man not seen since leaving Burlington Sunday
• An emerging community
• Former state lawmaker Cary Allred passes away
• Investigators say motive for Mebane slaying appears to be robbery
• Police investigating armed robbery
• Ex-girlfriend implicates Lovette in murder of Eve Carson
• Tar Heels know next foe has strong background
• Blue Devils look for more proof
• Demon Deacons add height as Walker returns
• Cutting our losses
• A closer link than many realize
• Ups and downs: Fizzling finances; recycling receptacles; and people of inlluence
• Downtown goes Victorian for night of Christmas cheer
• Police identify Va. Tech gunman
• Committee takes kids with disabilities shopping
• Storage unit auctions thrive on the thrill of the hunt
• One does not have to be the loneliest number
• Wilson man not seen since leaving Burlington Sunday
• Pruning, over fertilization can affect hollies
• Police: Man fakes mom’s obit to get time off
• Klopman to retire from Elon University
• Salvation Army ringers are half way to goal
• Joint effort: County wants to combine building inspections workload with area towns
• The Alamance Scene: flapjacks and a food drive
• Cat's 26 toes help boost animal shelter
• Investigators say motive for Mebane slaying appears to be robbery
• Burlington police looking for suspect in armed robbery
• Alamance
• Campbell starts building new medical school
• Former legislator facing DWI charge
• Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum among sites under lawmaker scrutiny
• Moody's: Seven counties, cities no longer negative
• Hearing on retrial for Michael Peterson resumes
• Love Enough to Share: There's still time to help Christmas Cheer
• County probes shooting death near Mebane
• Armed robbers hit video store
• Motive still unknown in Va. Tech officer shooting
• Hey! That must be ...
• Leadership comes before relationships
• Ex-Southern Alamance pitcher signs with UNCG baseball team
• Small part of a larger problem
• Thanks to the many who make Lanes of Light special
• Special interests shouldn’t dictate foreign policy
• Drug charges
• Taking a stand for a live tree
• Burlington COPS back on the bike beat
• School system facing two lawsuits
• Caswell authorities search for robber
• Tar Heels announce hire for football coach
• Salvation Army ringers are half way to goal
• Driver stops to help unusual animal
• County considers buying land adjacent to Cedarock Park
• The Alamance Scene: Christmas open house and drive through Nativity
• Mebane woman charged with statutory rape
• Student saw men lurking near Carson's house
• Committee takes kids with disabilities shopping
• Woman charged with buttocks injections gone bad
• Wake Forest receiver considers departure to NFL
• Catholic school receives $1 million donation
• Updated: Virginia Tech gunman kills officer, later found dead
• State audit recommends criminal investigation of pension deal for high school official
• City to drop tracking chips from recycling bins
• Man charged with sex offenses with a child
• Larger recycling containers also coming to Graham
• County fire districts may expand
• Armed robbers hit video store
• Waterline maintenance closes part of street
• Vice president of N.C. PTA charged with embezzlement
• N.C. opens state's first modern toll road
• Public hearing planned on Surf City swing bridge
• UNC trustees set to meet on 'personnel matter'
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 12-8-11
• Fundraiser planned at Accent Hairstyling on Saturday
• Learn about pine needle basket-making Saturday
• Walkerdance takes 'Nutcracker' to new venue this year
• 'Mamma Mia!' heads to Greensboro
• Gibsonville, Snow Camp close out parade season
• Interesting life leads church music composer to pen memoir
• Dickens past and present
• Holiday Happenings 12-8-11
• A magical night in downtown
• Artist teams up with museum for holiday event
• Alamance Chorale plans holiday show Tuesday
• Duke bounces back with authority, clobbers Colorado State
• Burlington COPS back on the bike beat
• City police investigate break-ins
• Catholic school receives $1 million donation
• We Checked It Out: Permit allows shooting in the city
• Cops Care program aims to help kids
• Updated: Opening statements begin in Eve Carson murder trial
• Mebane woman charged with statutory rape
• Billy Graham back home for the holidays
• Man charged with sex offenses with a child
• The Alamance Scene: Midget football state championship game in Mebane
• Police need help identifying fraud suspect
• Larger recycling containers also coming to Graham
• County fire districts may expand
• What to do about Iran?
• Bar association files complaint against former governor
• Burlington to use new recycling carts and contractor
• Infamy still: After 70 years, attack at Pearl Harbor a vivid memory for Elon resident
• Sources: Fedora accepts UNC football coaching job
• Former Cumberland County attorney sentenced in mortgage fraud scheme
• Zahra Baker's remains released to father
• National track and field event coming to Winston-Salem
• Tillis: No new funds for pre-K
• Woman pleads guilty to animal cruelty charge
• Billy Graham back home for the holidays
• School system appoints principal, administrator
• Bank of America CEO: Numbers are improving
• Point of View Gallery plans winter festivities
• Women's Resource Center sets its annual holiday gathering for Monday
• Choose foods that are good for your brain
• Demon Deacons hope to steer clear of danger on High Point’s big night
• Blue Devils look to move back on track after time off
• We must never forget Pearl Harbor
• Focus factor: At coach’s urging, Tar Heels don’t relent in hammering Evansville
• UNC coach should think before making weapons reference
• New gun laws are a lethal present from the GOP
• Special lady’s contribution appreciated
• Police need help identifying fraud suspect
• Civitan names Brenda Allen its Woman of the Year
• Civitan names Brenda Allen its Woman of the Year
• Judge refuses to delay Peterson appeal hearing
• Burlington to use new recycling carts and contractor
• New trial granted in cocaine trafficking case
• Ward set to take seat on City Council
• Infamy still: After 70 years, attack at Pearl Harbor a vivid memory for Elon resident
• Three months later, police have warrants in purse theft
• Cole wins split vote to stay school board chairwoman
• Woman pleads guilty to animal cruelty charge
• School system appoints principal, administrator
• Love Enough to Share aids foster children
• Missing person case closed
• Opening statements delayed in Eve Carson murder
• The Rev. Billy Graham released from hospital
• Bank of America settles mortgage suit for $315 million
• Some cliches are obviously past prime
• Cop on leave after shooting his daughter
• School: Nine-year-old sexually harassed teacher
• Arguments may begin today in Eve Carson murder case
• Christmas in time of turmoil
• Retired 'Voice of Tar Heels' to receive national honor in New York
• TV news and damsels in distress
• Schedule offers certain guarantees for Tar Heels
• Finding the Next Great Place a great idea
• Elon men dodge disruptions, stay the course in victory at UNCG
• Ward set to take seat on City Council
• Inflexible and correct
• A holiday tradition
• Three months later, police have warrants in purse theft
• Cole wins split vote to stay school board chairwoman
• Police looking for missing Burlington man
• Police looking for missing Burlington man
• Elon women shoot down Samford, end losing streak
• Elon women shoot down Samford, end losing streak
• Commissioners elect Manning as board chair
• Commissioners elect Manning as board chair
• Glasses can't beat contacts
• Graham police pitching in to help kids
• The Alamance Scene: Humane Society yard sale
• We Checked It Out: Is city changing noise ordinance enforcement?
• Obtaining property
• DWI
• Southern High student collecting food, coats for needy
• Body builders train with a purpose
• Don't let baby's pacifier become all-purpose crutch
• Commissioners consider voting in new chairman
• Penske Racing splits with Kurt Busch
• Real People: Sharpshooting teen wins second place in national competition
• Duke grad gives school $50 million to help poor students
• Summitt, Krzyzewski honored by Sports Illustrated
• Parade videos
• Man crashes into DWI checkpoint, charge pending
• East Carolina University streaker due in court
• Legislator in wreck remains critical but stable
• Graham regaining strength at hospital
• Police looking for armed man who robbed sweepstakes parlor
• Woman charged with breaking into police car
• Three jurors needed in Eve Carson death trial
• Coble may delay announcement on re-election bid
• Elon guard shoulders load with harness
• You went to college for that?
• Tragedy follows foolhardy stay in Afghanistan
• A standing army of jobless
• Area ACC teams learn bowl destinations, opponents
• Drugs
• DWI
• Break-in
• County's outlook for economic growth in 2012 remains positive
• Twins wanted for Burlington break-in
• Harrison-Bunone
• Legislator won't challenge Perdue for seat
• County asking for jury trial in DOJ case
• Love enough to share
• School board to pick chair, vice chair at meeting
• Open & Shut: Pizza chain closes, jewelry store opens
• Two furniture stores ordered to mediation to resolve dispute
• Real People: Sharpshooting teen wins second place in national competition
• Graham parade creates smiles, puts people in holiday mood
• Commissioners consider voting in new chairman
• Elon University recognizes World AIDS Day
• Collins-Roberts
• Latest Flavia de Luce book takes a holiday tone
• Meet the thimble queen
• Wolfpack basketball coach tempers excitement
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Dec. 4: The Union moves to enforce its blockade.
• Ruition hikes: Students must come first
• Treatment of mentally ill prisoners needs to be addressed
• Apparently ‘do-nothing’ Democrats have some GOP company
• Blackouts on offense shut down Elon women in league opener
• A bunch of bananas in Charlotte
• Taking stock at the holidays
• Richmond victory fulfills bad premonition for Wake Forest coach
• Great night for a parade: Streets packed in Mebane for holiday event
• Graham parade creates smiles, puts people in holiday mood
• Elon sinks Navy on banked-in 3-point launch
• Top 10 list turns 'sunshine to clouds'
• Superior Court roundup
• Officials: Smoking ban lowering number of heart attacks
• Two furniture stores ordered to mediation to resolve dispute
• Love enough to share
• Puppy extracted from a well in Snow Camp
• County asking for jury trial in DOJ case
• Elon fraternity fights cancer with facial hair
• School board to pick chair, vice chair at meeting
• Family starts toy drive for cancer center patients
• County's outlook for economic growth in 2012 remains positive
• Complex immigration issues, visa application at center of rape plea
• Elections board turns sights on McCrory's 2008 campaign
• Feds call for more diversity in schools
• Elon’s Spradlin picks his spots
• Elon forward looks OK to play in women's league opener
• North Carolina running back wins Piccolo Award
• Tar Heels match up with No. 1 Kentucky
• Ups and Downs: Money in mustaches; taxman leaveth; and a life lost far too soon
• Dickens, Handel and timeless reminders
• Tough week, among many
• Burlington woman injured in crash
• Puppy extracted from a well in Snow Camp
• Great night for a parade: Streets packed in Mebane for holiday event
• Man gets prison for kidnapping, assault
• Glencoe Mill Village scales back holiday tour
• Police looking for missing man
• Elon fraternity fights cancer with facial hair
• Man reported missing
• Christmas bow fund-raiser aids teen injured in diving accident
• Complex immigration issues, visa application at center of rape plea
• Burlington woman injured in crash
• Family starts toy drive for cancer center patients
• Love Enough to Share augments Salvation Army's holiday efforts
• ACC championship game to remain in Charlotte
• The Alamance Scene: shoulder sale and book signing
• Mebane Christmas Parade
• Toys for Tots desperate for donations
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Dec. 25
• How Alamance lawmakers voted
• Family holds funeral for five teens killed in Pleasant Grove shootings
• City accepts big loss on theater with sale
• Western Carolina sends off football coach with $300,000 payout
• Former N.C. priest admits ot prior case of sexual abuse of boy
• UNCG tuition to go up next year
• Coble may delay announcement on re-election bid
• Tree lighting marks those who died in traffic accidents in N.C.
• Church leaders seek end of death penalty in North Carolina
• Charlotte-Chiquita deal a slow dance
• Large gathering expected for service marking the deaths of five teens killed in Greensboro shootings
• Sanford Pottery Festival plans weekend Christmas show
• Teen loses interest, yet parents keep pushing
• Make it a point to know states and capitals
• Tar Heels' Hairston questionable for Kentucky game
• Elon receiver places fifth in balloting for top FCS player
• Government mischief on the Internet
• Closure of school for the blind a cause for concern
• Action taken in David Lawson case seems unfair
• The making of a 1-percenter
• Missing teens found in Virginia
• Shared experience: StarPoint concert can't help but ease the bah-humbugness
• Local charities count on Love Enough to Share at Christmas
• Graham rink isn't icy, but still challenging for newcomers
• Emily Balog personified 'the very best of the Peace Corps'
• Man gets prison for kidnapping, assault
• What will be the Next Great Place?
• The Alamance Scene: Church plans special Dickens event; drive-through Nativity
• College students, faculty enjoy culinary class project
• Man pleads guilty to 23 area theft and break-in charges
• Police seek possible runaway teenagers
• Teen sought in apartment arson
• He is a servant of the church
• Poinsettia growers can be found in Alamance County
• County jobless rate drops in October
• Dog shoots bird hunter
• No one injured after train collides with truck
• City meets on bid to sell disappointing theater
• Five cities contest laws stopping land annexation
• N.C. investigates deadly cotton gin accident
• Tests probe whether gas fracking pollutes water
• School board to vote on five more classroom days
• Billy Graham spends night in hospital near home
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 12-1-11
• Elon's annual 'Christmas in the Park' is set for Friday
• Holiday Happenings 12-1-11
• Graham parade highlights a fun day of events
• Studio 1 plans productions this weekend
• Familiar voice comes home for Mebane parade
• Heritage Craft Fair set for Saturday at BOV
• A real stress reliever: 'Christmas Belles' will have you laughing out loud
• Elvis tribute artists plan holiday shows in Burlington
• BAL features multiple artists this month
• Jill Troutman's final show/sale at Harrison's begins Sunday
• Elon University's Camerata will perform 'A Celebration of Light'
• Big Ten wins challenge series with ACC
• Barnes’ burst helps Tar Heels beat back Badgers in ACC / Big Ten Challenge
• Ex-Elon quarterback Riddle charged, pepper-sprayed in Asheboro
• Credit cards, coupons . . . and pepper spray?
• Two upstate N.Y. kids call 911, ask for Santa
• Flying squirrel invades N.J. emergency room
• Elon tops Furman to win Southern Conference men's opener
• New Hurricanes coach has work to do
• Arizona gun club offers photos with Santa, rifles
• Dog steps on gun, shoots hunter in buttocks
• Indian farmers dump bags of snakes in tax office
• Column: "A Christmas Carol" a classic tale
• Still waiting for your federal tax return? Then click here
• 35 new laws taking effect Thursday in N.C.
• Lake Cammack to resume normal activity Saturday
• Graham rink isn't icy, but still challenging for newcomers
• VIDEO: Great white shark off N.C. coast
• Emily Balog personified 'the very best of the Peace Corps'
• Burlington man pleads guilty to bilking eBay customers
• Love Enough to Share Christmas with those in Residential Treatment Services of Alamance
• College students, faculty enjoy culinary class project
• Billy Graham admitted to hospital
• Attorney says local voter ID laws have problems
• The Alamance Scene: holiday luncheon and concert
• Two with ties to Perdue surrender at Wake jail
• Burlington apartment fire intentionally set
• Elon's Holiday of Lights is Thursday
• Man's Frosty mask sparks surprise, fear in town
• Jury selection slow-going in Lovette case
• Ohio State romps over Duke
• No charges against teacher in assault case
• Twin Lakes prepares for Lanes of Light extravaganza
• Cain has work on display at Paramount
• $2 Dinners: Easy appetizers can be the hit of your party
• One feeding many
• Coach K 'trying not to lose by 30' in Duke's blowout loss to Buckeyes
• Visit from Hoosiers hits home for Wolfpack's Wood
• Elon men set for early start to conference schedule
• Demon Deacons travel to Nebraska for next task away from home
• Tar Heels hope what happened in Vegas stays in Vegas
• Gingrich and immigration
• Meatal health and the state prison system
• Peaceful protesters have every right to do so
• Let the state know how you feel about Duke Energy increase
• Perdue must veto GOP-led repeal of Racial Justice Act
• Anderson named Elon vice president
• Community College Foundation gets financial boost
• Details emerge in vacuum shop sex case
• County manager pleased with performance-based budgeting so far
• Elon's Holiday of Lights is Thursday
• Runt makes good dog for hunt, home
• County tax administrator will step down next year
• The Alamance Scene: Christmas events galore!
• Manager: County sees good financial news in first quarter
• Legislature completes 3-day work session
• Cunningham steps in, Baddour steps aside at UNC
• Chiquita headquarters coming to Charlotte
• Goat causes motorcycle wreck
• Man faces statutory rape charges
• Burlington apartment fire intentionally set
• American Airlines, parent company file for bankruptcy
• Jacksonville Jaguars fire Del Rio after 3-8 start in ninth year
• Five young shooting victims to share funeral
• Occupy Raleigh pays rent for new downtown campsite
• Red Hot Chili Peppers to play Greensboro Jan. 31
• Judge rules to allow evidence from Mahato case in Eve Carson case
• ATV wreck kills Caswell teen
• Police chief resigns suddenly amid lawsuit
• Blue Devils take experiences to next challenge at Ohio State
• Cloudy future could come into focus for Ace Speedway this week
• Lessons from the ECU lockdown
• Bashing the 'burbs
• Thinking before speaking
• Details emerge in vacuum shop sex case
• Every picture tells a story
• Twin Lakes prepares for Lanes of Light extravaganza
• Burlington native killed while working as Peace Corps volunteer in Paraguay
• The Alamance Scene: veterans groups meet and Cheer needs you
• Manager: County sees good financial news in first quarter
• Love Enough to Share aids ArChristmas
• A long list of things to be thankful for
• Elon University professor wins national award
• City continues to enforce junk car ban
• Cherokees, governor sign amended gambling deal
• Man faces statutory rape charges
• When using machines, try different techniques
• Postpartum depression occurs in men, too
• A star on and off the football field
• Goat causes motorcycle wreck
• Grand jury indicts three with ties to Perdue campaign
• Judge blocks N.C. 'Choose Life' plates for now
• Hurricanes fire coach; Muller hired
• ATV wreck kills Caswell teen
• Duke Energy asks regulators for 7 percent rate increase
• All night long: Shoppers start earlier than ever in Alamance County
• Report: Urban Meyer hired as Ohio State coach
• Suspect in triple homicide has violent past
• Trial set to begin in UNC student leader's death
• Cooper cautions residents on cyber shopping
• Jamaica, Sri Lanka ... Alamance County: Group sets event to feed the hungry
• Elon women can't overcome shoddy shooting, East Carolina
• Run at the Rock 2011
• The land of free speech, sometimes
• What will Santa bring the U.S. economy
• Occupy protests no more costly than bad policies
• Young troublemakers need to be taught a lesson
• Current administration can’t be defended
• Around the schools
• Vehicle accident slows traffic briefly on Interstate 85
• Defining the first amendment
• Love enough to share
• Open and shut
• Let’s bring Jesus to the mall
• A star on and off the football field
• Small Business Saturday a success for local retailers
• City continues to enforce junk car ban
• Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hopkins
• Mr. and Mrs. David Poteat Sr.
• Jones-Prentice
• DeBruler-Deutsch
• Library donation is a gift that keeps on giving
• UNLV knocks off top-ranked North Carolina
• Vanderbilt flattens Wake Forest with array of highlights
• North Carolina ready for anything in NCAA men's soccer
• Elon women fall short against Robert Morris in tourney
• With bowl bid at stake, Wolfpack rides record rally all the way past Maryland
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Nov. 27: The Trent Affair — Britain and U.S. in crisis.
• The right time, the perfect place
• School lunches aren’t to blame for childhood obesity
• Segment on ’60 Minutes’ was eye-opening
• The fine art of the political haiku
• Just off the turnip truck
• Freedom of the press can't be overlooked
• Father’s Day: At son’s request, Jones shines as Tar Heels defeat rival Blue Devils
• Detecting bias essential in death penalty cases
• The GOP dating game
• Love enough to share
• A faithful fan
• Local churches serve Thanksgiving meals
• Always on the job
• Small Business Saturday a success for local retailers
• Around the schools
• Graham apartment fire ruled accidental
• Elon University professor wins national award
• A new phase: Retiring Elon police chief looks to craft a new career
• Let’s bring Jesus to the mall
• Wanted: old photos
• Wake Forest faces different test against Vanderbilt
• Tar Heels reach home finale against Duke with emotions
• N.C. State deals with Maryland mystique
• Ups and Downs: Local locomotive; delayed decorations; and stepping up in hard times
• Wolfpack turns up athleticism, feasts on ‘tentative’ Elon men
• Otherwise occupied
• The smothering of Christianity
• DWI
• Embezzlement
• Man charged with several break-ins
• Elon to begin interviews for new chief soon
• A new phase: Retiring Elon police chief looks to craft a new career
• Death toll from Greensboro shooting now six
• Tar Heel native and New York Times columnist Tom Wicker dies
• Search continues for shooting suspect
• All night long: Shoppers start earlier than ever in Alamance County
• Meeting needs with steeds
• Outlaw poet publishes second book
• Jamaica, Sri Lanka ... Alamance County: Group sets event to feed the hungry
• I’ll take a phone call over an e-mail, thank you very much
• Fire at Graham apartment building causes major damage
• Graham apartment fire ruled accidental
• I thank God for the pilgrims
• Kinston off-duty cop uses pepper spray to subdue Black Friday disturbance
• Freedom from Religion criticizes sheriff's ad
• Judge says she deserves two-month suspension
• Gunfire erupts at mall as early shoppers arrive
• SBI wrapping up probe of Winston-Salem / Forsyth County school system
• Man charged in Fayetteville double-homicide
• This joke isn't funny, and it never was
• How the Grinch stole Thanksgiving -- almost
• Shot of confidence: Bullock breaks out of slump for Tar Heels
• Dare to compare? Elon owns similar result as N.C. State in basketball
• All things in perspective
• Certain criminal histories should be considered by courts
• Thanks to Elon residents for coming out to vote
• Thanks to the Times-News for announcing our event
• Apartment fire
• Orange County fugitive faces charges in two counties
• Retailers ready for the Friday frenzy
• Always on the job
• Sometimes in sports it's better to expect the worse
• Local churches serve Thanksgiving meals
• Talking playoffs, handing out awards in postseason edition of SoConversation
• Holiday gifts for soldiers
• Search continues for shooting suspect
• Outlaw poet publishes second book
• Family matters
• 'Christmas Belles' offers a heaping helping of holiday laughter
• 2011 Holiday Happenings
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 11-24-11
• 'American Meat' screening set for Dec. 8
• Author AlexSandra Lett to speak at Working Women’s event
• Hike for Health set for Saturday in Glencoe
• The whole family can enjoy Dinsey on Ice's latest show
• Bel Canto concert offers a preview of group's CD release
• Duke wins Maui Invitational
• Demon Deacons: There's more to prove
• Hurricanes let one slip away vs. Canadiens
• The Pilgrims' path to freedom
• Our treasured blessings
• Running on empty
• I'll take a pass on 'Black Thanksgiving'
• Son of Elon University security chief Tased during drug arrest
• Fifth victim dead in Greensboro shooting
• 'Naked' man vandalizes Burlington neighborhood
• Burlington police looking for three in robbery
• Badly beaten Raleigh bar manager dies from injuries
• Retailers ready for the Friday frenzy
• Graham skating rink created with mallets, but no ice
• What are you thankful for? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter at #tnthanks
• Orange County fugitive faces charges in two counties
• SBI probing use of stun gun on man who died
• Demon Deacons take turn in tournament
• RCR moves personnel to give Harvick new crew chief
• The Alamance Scene: craft fair and lunch with the sheriff
• Meeting needs with steeds
• City will revise rules after abortion foes sue
• Graham police charge two in break-ins
• Killer gave ex-lover $10,000 check
• Chapel Hill reviews police raid on protesters
• Wife of retiring police chief arrested
• N.C. man pleads not guilty in gun smuggling case
• The high cost of Thanksgiving
• Burlington company faces fines for worker deaths
• Toll of murder-suicide rises to four as son dies
• Orange County fugitive caught in Swepsonville
• Burlington police looking for three robbery suspects
• Avoid weight gain this holiday season
• Elon men hold on to score narrow victory at Princeton
• North Carolina sets football series with Ohio State
• For the supercommittee, failure was apparently an option
• The important work of the GOP-controlled House
• Williams misguided in some economic principles
• Let’s take time to appreciate the volunteers all around us
• Top-ranked Tar Heels pile up fun stats, fun times in rout
• On fracking: Stop, look and listen
• State unemployment rate down slightly
• The campus grandmother: ACC students secure under Joyce Barba's watch
• Electrical fires destroy two mobile homes
• Hospital expansion offers oncology services for Caswell
• Toll of murder-suicide rises to four as son dies
• Graham skating rink created with mallets, but no ice
• State commission opens Graham company's records
• Graham police charge two in break-ins
• The Alamance Scene: hanging of the green and pork shoulder sale
• Thanksgiving closings
• I value those old letters, more than today’s e-mail
• DOT asks judge to dismiss suit filed by homeowners
• Honor Card to benefit Allied Churches on sale now
• The high cost of Thanksgiving
• DOT will suspend work for the holidays
• Orange County fugitive caught in Swepsonville
• Steve Addington quits as Kurt Busch's crew chief
• Weekend shooting victims identified
• Mebane
• Haw River
• Graham
• Elon
• Burlington
• Tremendous turnips
• Seven cleared from Chapel Hill building by police plead not guilty
• Charges dismissed in alleged enslavement case
• Mom gets prison time for teen's drinking death
• Man found dead in Chapel Hill creek was with 82nd Airborne
• Two men charged with animal cruelty
• Bowl curiosity grows around Tar Heels
• Wolfpack's backs remain against wall after Clemson upset
• Barnes enjoys growing comfort level for Tar Heels
• Elon men look for full performances
• Beggarly goes big time: Ace champ tests with Joe Gibbs Racing
• The failures of Penn State
• Creating pockets of hope
• Congress: The road to riches?
• Uttering
• Veteran gets medals more than 40 years after leaving Army
• Electrical fires destroy two mobile homes
• Second victim dies in Guilford County shootings
• The campus grandmother: ACC students secure under Joyce Barba's watch
• No injury reported in N.C. 49 crash
• Avoid the rush, start grazing now
• Two charged by deputies with fraud
• Police charge man with high speeds in Burlington, Haw River
• DOT will suspend work for the holidays
• A railroad town gets a locomotive of its own
• Chase that injured deputy started in Burlington, ended in Haw River
• Hospital uses new approach for cardiac arrest patients
• Plot your strategy for Black Friday
• Weekend shooting victims identified
• New York City sues roll your own shops over taxes
• Open & Shut: Beauty center opens, salon moves
• Debate about prostate test rages
• Honor Card to benefit Allied Churches on sale now
• Ex-UNC player to appeal dismissal of NCAA lawsuit
• Landowners in path of Wake Expressway sue N.C. DOT
• Simple steps stop a common nosebleed
• Don't let holiday festivities ruin training progress
• What are you thankful for? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter at #tnthanks
• Elon, App grads get into rivalry
• Authorities ID body found in Chapel Hill creek
• Baptist church votes to back gay marriage
• Snuffing out the smokers
• Living conditions for the poor can be appalling
• War event placed special meaning on Thanksgiving
• Perdue's unfulfilled promise
• Demon Deacons tough out victory vs. N.C. Central
• A fair answer
• Finally, family will travel together to Washington, D.C.
• Police charge man with high speeds in Burlington, Haw River
• Tar Heels win home opener
• Cops: Woman kills 1, injures 5, then kills self
• Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis
• Superior Court roundup
• Local D.A. supports Racial Justice Act changes
• Old, newer traditions mix at Burlington Christmas Parade
• Heavy on the heart
• Ron Paul backers show their support
• Man accused of getting money by posing as Verizon bill collector
• Two shot in mobile home park
• Veteran gets medals more than 40 years after leaving Army
• Open & Shut: Beauty center opens, salon moves
• Plot your strategy for Black Friday
• Hospital uses new approach for cardiac arrest patients
• Lincoln, Jesus top popularity survey
• 'A enthusiasm for needlework'
• Mr. and Mrs. Johnny J. Jones
• Crawford-Spicer
• Byrd-Hawkins
• Go behind the scenes of a TV show, and you just might fall in love
• Start the holidays with Cirque Dreams' Holidaze
• Wolfpack whips seventh-ranked Clemson
• Wake Forest perks up, reaches bowl eligibility
• Travels provide Tar Heels with chance for bonding
• Early burst lifts Charlotte past Elon women
• Demon Deacons look to stay hot, face N.C. Central
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Nov. 20.
• Going where the people are
• A case of what goes around, comes around
• Constitution, Declaration are neutral about religion
• County should allow school system to keep its fund balance
• Thanks to Western Middle and High school choruses for a great show
• Nothing to laugh about
• Before the lights and tinsel
• Coach K more than just Ws
• Mountainous meltdown: App State digs out of big hole, ends Elon’s season with bitter loss
• Two shot in mobile home park
• Heavy on the heart
• Ron Paul backers show their support
• Man accused of getting money by posing as Verizon bill collector
• Southern Supreme's fruitcake just like grandma's
• Event will bring Charles Dickens' spirit to Burlington
• Around the Schools: Teacher honored for work with exceptional children
• Old, newer traditions mix at Burlington Christmas Parade
• Local D.A. supports Racial Justice Act changes
• Duke celebrates record after dispatching Davidson
• Elon men rip Rutgers-Camden, keep blowout in perspective
• N.C. State must regroup again if Wood misses more time
• Elon women roll up big points in pounding of Virginia Intermont
• Senior running back breaks loose in clutch for Demon Deacons
• Wolfpack strives for positive ending in football
• Phoenix football finale: It's all about App State anyway
• Put another nickel in
• Ups and Downs: Readymade rink; electric Elon; and lordy, lordy look what's 40
• The political sweet tooth
• State won’t seek death penalty in fatal stabbing
• Friday night scores
• We want your tweets from the parade
• Fire destroys out-building in Burlington neighborhood
• Woman charged with using dead neighbor’s bank accounts
• Fighting crime, for scratches on the head and a tennis ball
• Local professor will sign his latest Satan book
• The season starts Saturday with Burlington's parade
• Man gets death penalty for killing teen girl
• Police say Wagner not a suspect in Wood's death; new leads credible
• Judge grants PJC for couple charged with death of infant
• Local business owner charged with sex offenses
• Driver in rail accident says warning rails didn't deploy
• Cummings hosts Reidsville; Williams travels to Clayton Cleveland
• Elon, App grads get into rivalry
• State won’t seek death penalty in fatal stabbing
• WPCM named AM Station of Year
• The Alamance Scene: Thanksgiving and Christmas events
• Two former UNC guards join Tar Heels' hoop staff
• Police, owner differ over dog shooting incident
• Duke and Progress cut estimate merger job losses
• Graham man charged with assault after alleged lip biting
• Lovette pleads not guilty to murder of Eve Carson
• Fourth person charged in Thomasville murders
• Gastonia to try goats to fight kudzu
• Get your leaves to the curb - city collection has begun
• A soldier finds friends in high places
• Children should be approached with reverence? Think again
• Elon exits from NCAA tourney in men’s soccer
• Elon notes: Linebacker’s physic powers foretell more good stuff
• Freshman guard makes early impact for Elon men
• Blue Devils look to add to Coach K's record total
• Tar Heels' Jones reaches receiving milestone
• Hokies hold off rally from Tar Heels
• The question of poverty
• The supercommittee's winding path
• Breaking and entering
• Larceny
• Police: Faulty railroad stop arms led to accident
• Graduation projects send seniors out into the world
• Two programs can help keep the heat on this winter
• Local business owner charged with sex offenses
• Details unfold in shots fired at White House
• Police, owner differ over dog shooting incident
• Driver in rail accident says warning rails didn't deploy
• We Checked It Out: Have N.C. 119 bypass plans changed?
• Graham park and ride lot set for December opening
• Before you start Christmas so early, think of the young ones
• Local company settles, pays fine to state pesticide board
• Playoff possibilities and big road trips with special high-powered guest in SoConversation
• Alamance Schools Honor Rolls
• Child, adult killed in suspected tornado in Davidson County
• When loving well saved a life
• Burning bushes popular for bright colors
• Mira Pawlus is BAL's featured artist
• Rail maintenance vehicle hits car
• Graham man charged with assault after alleged lip biting
• Police: Faulty railroad stop arms led to accident
• Alamance County A-B Honor Roll
• Details unfold in shots fired at White House
• Reward offered in firefighter death
• Court hears case of murdered Lejeune Marine
• Six dead including two in N.C. as storms, possible tornadoes hit Southeast
• Elon University Flute Ensemble plans benefit for Arc of Alamance County
• Rockettes serve up holiday cheer in Durham
• Mebane celebrates hometown charm during its annual festivities
• Mother Nature tends to lend a hand with Gibsonville's holiday celebration
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 11-17-11
• Burlington continues tradition with first parade of holiday season
• Company Shops Market will unveil float at parade
• Penn State scandal hits home for Elon running back
• Tar Heels hope spotlight shines on them against Hokies
• Painter pumps in winner as Wolfpack nips Princeton
• McKie helps Demon Deacons fend off Georgia Southern
• Second time around works wonders for Phoenix in soccer
• Alamance County A Honor Roll
• A landmark decision ahead
• A wink and ... Zzzzzzz
• Hackney calls for investigation of House representative
• The Alamance Scene: church program and an NAACP meeting
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• U.S. Capitol Christmas tree stopping in the area on its way to Washington
• Two programs can help keep the heat on this winter
• Penn State: Better late than never
• More charges expected against man charged with bomb threat
• Column: The uncommon power of Colin Firth
• Man accused of making bomb threat at Mebane store
• Burlington man charged with raping teen
• Shoeboxes being collected this week for Operation Christmas Child
• Rail maintenance vehicle hits car
• Area under tornado watch until midnight
• More than $64 million goes to Hurricane Irene aid in N.C.
• ECU lockdown lifted
• Judge sets start of John Edwards trial for Jan. 30
• Election put to bed with no changes, protests
• Local veteran gets special duty at Tomb of the Unknowns
• Former May Hosiery building could be demolished
• Prosecutors want Racial Justice Act struck down
• Study shows recycling efforts expanding in N.C.
• UNC students to protest tuition increase plan
• Roanoke Rapids to sell troubled theater
• Mira Pawlus is BAL's featured artist
• Coach K alone atop Division I list
• "Ice" skating coming to Graham
• Sheriff returns to work
• Christmas Cheer plans chocolate fest
• $2 Dinners: These thrifty Thanksgiving side dishes will wow your guests
• Passing fancy: Wolfpack shares the wealth to begin season
• Demon Deacons follow improved course to start season
• Wake Forest redirects goals toward bowl bid
• Commentary: Elon follows familiar No. 6 formula for success
• House party: Elon turns special visit into celebration by beating Gamecocks
• Putting police on camera
• Shamrock Golf Club in process of finding an operator
• City bullies users for water and sewer service
• We remain a Christian nation
• A huge debt North Carolina can never repay
• City Council approves requests for water service
• Man accused of making bomb threat at Mebane store
• Burlington man charged with raping teen
• Attorney in Davidson police case ponders next move
• Ralph Scott agency marks 40 years
• Election put to bed with no changes, protests
• Local veteran gets special duty at Tomb of the Unknowns
• Drivers escape injury in three-vehicle wreck
• The nicest gift he could have given me
• The Alamance Scene: Thanksgiving dinner and a bear drive
• Former May Hosiery building could be demolished
• Fire causes some damage at plumbing store
• Lawsuit blocked over man declared dead
• Perdue calls treatment of mentally-ill inmates unacceptable
• Cause of Swepsonville house fire undetermined
• Court: Northern Guilford can't get back state title
• Duke Energy buys three solar projects in N.C.
• Former deputy pleads guilty in Blackwater deal
• County settles with former tax administrator
• 9-year-old N.C. girl survives two days in car wreckage
• Man facing felony warrants found in trunk of vehicle
• Sandusky says he only 'horsed around' with boys
• Pedestrian killed in early morning crash
• Police chief fired over Facebook link
• Lifestyle changes can lower high triglycerides
• Training can be introduced at any age
• NCAA-bound Phoenix finds perfect timing in men's soccer
• Buzz worthy: Elon men brace visit from South Carolina
• Elon quarterback, linebacker earn league awards
• Knight to remember? Coach K on verge of record
• Recovered Renner ready to play for Tar Heels
• Christmas Cheer once again needs your help
• Deal for food company provides some indigestion
• Thanks to businesses trying to stop modern-day slavery
• Mississippi’s statement on moral clarity
• It is the job of churches to teach religion, not schools
• Council will weigh water requests
• DWI
• Deputies find suspect in car trunk
• "Ice" skating coming to Graham
• Sheriff returns to work
• Cause of Swepsonville house fire undetermined
• Rock 'n' roll all night and scribble every day
• County settles with former tax administrator
• Terry, longtime city clerk, looks toward retirement
• Meeting on mass transit will be Thursday
• Man facing felony warrants found in trunk of vehicle
• The Alamance Scene: fall festival and holiday market
• Police criticized over handling of Occupy arrests
• Haw River men face drug charges
• Cherokee council schedules vote on alcohol sales
• Fire destroys Swepsonville home, closes street
• Two charged in Thomasville triple-murder
• Elon men win Southern Conference soccer crown
• Invasion of privacy goes to new level with GPS tracking
• Perry's um ... lapse
• Where lifesaving ideas go to die
• Wolfpack big men feast in rout of Morehead State
• Larceny from merchant
• DWI
• Breaking and entering
• Fire destroys Swepsonville home, closes street
• Souvenir season: Tar Heels collect early mementos
• Elon men’s soccer team wins league tournament, clinches NCAA bid
• Superior court roundup: Roofer sentenced as habitual felon
• Pedestrian killed in early morning crash
• With booming new location, Blessed Sacrament will move from downtown
• Real People: Eastern Alamance grad authors motivational book
• Broad work ahead for General Assembly, redistricting drags on
• Terry, longtime city clerk, looks toward retirement
• Open & Shut: Venue open for events, Superfly moves
• Too darned nice?
• Fuzzy Forecast
• PART takes over Guilford passenger service Monday
• Three arrested in Thomasville triple homicide
• Charlotte-area unions push for Democratic Convention jobs
• GOP leaders take criticism for extended legislative sessions
• Caterpillar assures region: We're no Dell
• Carson-Baggett
• Cox-Muthersbaugh
• Tate-McGee
• Classic tale gets a futuristic remake
• Wings of Freedom soar over Alamance County
• Wolfpack makes due minus Leslie
• Well-traveled Tar Heels to open arena in Asheville
• Elon women give Coach Smith victory in debut
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Nov. 13: Port Royal aftermath, Seizure of Southern envoys.
• Too darned nice?
• It's called debt for a reason
• Getting into the spirit
• AP program makes a difference for college-bound students
• Let’s level the playing field of trust
• Pull the plug: Rate increase proposed by merged power company is excessive
• Driver loses consciousness, crashes on highway
• Weapon of mass destruction
• DWI
• False pretense
• Stolen motor vehicle
• Possession of stolen firearm
• Finally fulfilled: Elon exorcises frustrations, springs special upset of Furman
• Coach K wins No. 902, ties all-time record as Duke rolls
• Fundraiser for scholarship in Cohen's memory is Saturday
• Silver alert issued for Burlington man
• A noggin' full of thoughts and a sore shoulder
• Superior court roundup: Roofer sentenced as habitual felon
• Burlington council to hear water tap-on requests
• The road ahead for highway projects
• Signs of abuse: N.C. law requires child abuse be reported
• Phoenix focuses on avoiding total freefall with game at Furman
• Phoenix focuses on avoiding total freefall with game at Furman
• Women's basketball preview: Phoenix aims to continue ascent with new coach
• Women's basketball preview: Phoenix aims to continue ascent with new coach
• Elon men advance to SoCon title game in soccer
• Duke faces must-win situation in football
• Awkwardness dims for Wolfpack coach in trip to Boston College
• It looks even tougher as Demon Deacons try to trip Clemson
• Player absences cast uneven tone on Gottfried’s debut at N.C. State
• Fuzzy Forecast
• Ups and Downs: Write-in winners; working wonders; and trouble ahead at the 'Rock
• Remember the Steeler-Cards?
• Football scores
• Snow Camp man dies in crash on Interstate 40
• Florence, Montford Point Marines to receive Congressional Gold Medal
• Local veterans ready for final Triad Flight of Honor
• Idea for a gameday flag leads to fundraiser for Wounded Warriors
• Softball tournament will offset medical bills
• Farm for people with special needs adds an orchard
• Proffitt, school superintendent during integration, dies
• Cops: Man arrested for N.C. armored car robbery
• LabCorp accused of Medicare fraud, under Senate investigation
• Man gets prison time for DWI, chase and domestic violence
• Elon's part-time MBA program praised
• Banquet will benefit substance abuse treatment program
• Several diseases can cause spots on turnips
• Making a case for a millstone
• Drivers getting extra help from state DOT
• Playoffs continue: Eastern hosts Williams; Cummings hosts Franklinton; Western travels to N. Guilford
• UNC system considers tuition increases
• Students riot over Paterno firing at Penn State (w/link to Grand Jury report)
• Educator, volunteer named parade grand marshal
• Christmas Cheer preparing to meet the need
• Playoffs continue: Eastern hosts Williams; Cummings hosts Franklinton; Western travels to N. Guilford
• Wall Street: Clean up on block five
• Once again, discipline comes down to leadership
• Commentary: Numbers always add up for Duke legend
• N.C. State, Wake Forest, Elon men take fresh outlooks into season
• Tar Heels hope to stay on board in aircraft carrier game
• Hoops preview: Wolfpack takes fresh start with new coach
• Hoops preview: Newcomer looks for senior moments with Wolfpack
• Hoops preview: Demon Deacons hope to channel frustrations into progress
• Hoops preview: After ‘Rocky’ workout, Wake Forest guard aims to pack punch
• Hoops preview: Young Blue Devils hope to carry Coach K to new heights
• Hoops preview: Say what? Curry takes leadership role with Duke
• Hoops preview: North Carolina preps for season under spotlight
• Hoops preview: Marshall crucial to Tar Heels’ title hopes
• Veterans pave the path to freedom
• The Great War: Veterans Day was once Armistice Day
• False pretense
• Breaking and entering
• Common Law Robbery
• Firth, Blunt begin filming in Graham
• State Supreme Court upholds Davidson College arrest powers
• Mixed messages: Impact of liquor by the drink? Meh
• Local veterans ready for final Triad Flight of Honor
• Wreck sends Burlington woman to the hospital
• Haw River man gets prison for chase, DWI, domestic violence
• Idea for a gameday flag leads to fundraiser for Wounded Warriors
• Florence, Montford Point Marines to receive Congressional Gold Medal
• Man gets prison time for DWI, chase and domestic violence
• Banks, schools closed for Veterans Day
• Talking about Furman’s purple power and proposed stipends to athletes in SoConversation
• The Alamance Scene: rabies clinic and swimming lessons
• Police looking for man accused of multiple break-ins
• Local company looks to homeless shelter for hires
• Alabama county files for largest municipal bankruptcy
• Animal building at State Fair ID'd as source of E. coli cases
• Free, 2-day dental clinic to be held in Greensboro
• Gallery Players hits all the marks in 'South Pacific'
• Good music and good times: Raybon loves the bluegrass life
• Megafaun brings its eclectic sound to Saxapahaw
• Popular patriots: Air Force concert band expects capacity crowd at Saturday concert in Elon
• Officials say E. coli victims all visited fair
• Fired police officer sues city
• Wolfpack finds easy tonic: Look ahead to rival matchup
• The week that matters: Tar Heels turn attention to task vs. N.C. State
• Demon Deacons feel 'stepped on' by Tar Heels
• Housing cure would only inflict more damage
• Women need to pay attention to actions of Republicans
• Peterman's experience sets him apart in Graham mayoral race
• Ron Paul the only candidate with a plan for change
• Stop, frisk and violate the Constitution
• Man sentenced a fourth time for indecent liberties
• Cameron's journey: Faith keeps teen's hope burning after diving injury
• Prep football playoff pairings
• Alamance road improvements set for 2012
• Defendant in death penalty case wants to change guilty plea
• Man wanted in slew of break-ins caught
• Good conduct: School leaders sort through personality conflicts at session
• House of Horrors
• Veterans job fair set for Nov. 8
• Don't be haunted by Halloween mishaps
• Alamance County a shooting location for upcoming Colin Firth film
• The Alamance Scene: DARE golf tournament; Nickels for Knowhow
• Police investigating shooting
• Man nabbed for breaking into car as cops watched
• Candidate Q&A: How can Haw River stimulate growth?
• Local woman elected homecoming queen - twice
• Man charged with attempting to rob Papa John's
• Burlington woman safe after stray bullet enters home
• Prep football playoff pairings
• It takes practice to say 'no' to certain foods
• Let your ears take care of earwax themselves
• Longtime Gaston state senator Forrester dead at 74
• County allows guns in parks after new state law
• Occupiers clash with homeless in Asheville
• School board retreat to focus on team-building
• Government opposes delay in 'Fatal Vision' hearing
• One shot and killed, one wounded at nightclub
• Man sought in murder case caught in upstate N.Y.
• Hearing scheduled in John Edwards sex tape case
• Congressman hosts 'boot camp' for unemployed
• Forecasters: Expect a chilly and chilling Halloween
• Guilford seeks guidance for naming county buildings
• Strapped for cash
• Haw River candidates answer election questions: Day 2
• Don't be haunted by Halloween mishaps
• The undead walk for charity
• Burlington man shot in stomach over cash
• Around the Schools: Graham High School sweeps web page contest
• Police investigating shooting
• How about some competition?
• People interested in town would be more involved
• Letter to the Open Forum strikes important chord
• The longshot offers important message
• Local woman elected homecoming queen - twice
• Larceny from the person
• Breaking and entering
• DWI
• "Booze It & Lose It" on Halloween
• Burlington woman safe after stray bullet enters home
• House of Horrors
• Nonpartisan judicial elections a good idea
• Public invited to Peacehaven's Harvest Celebration
• School board retreat to focus on team-building
• Haw River candidates answer election questions: Day 2
• Open & Shut: Indoor fun for kids, Nascar bar for adults
• Mullis-Cantrell
• Dunn-Faucette
• Reese-Harris
• Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Boone Jr.
• This is not the time for schools to be empire building
• Peterman keeps issues of Graham in the forefront
• 'Cold Mountain' fans will enjoy 'Nightwoods'
• Haunting tales of Alamance County
• Tar Heels turn Wake Forest's mistakes into lots of points
• Hokies cut off Duke's upset bid
• Myers makes it right in second Ace feature
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Oct. 30: U.S. Army's general-in-chief retires.
• Loosely identified flying objects
• Leaving Iraq: What will it all mean once U.S. forces finally come home?
• Tax increase may be unavoidable to protect present, build future
• Creating generation of entitlement addicts
• Girls basketball and history
• Slow down, listen and learn
• Cain's smoking gun
• Attempted common law robbery
• Obtain property by false pretense
• DWI
• North Carolina brushes aside drama, hits stride against Demon Deacons
• Season-long demons reappear, haunt Elon in loss to Wofford
• The undead walk for charity
• Burlington man shot in stomach over cash
• Thanks to railroads, we have a city
• NCDOT declines Cook Road speed limit reduction request
• NCDOT declines Cook Road speed limit reduction request
• School board technology improvements will cost $4 million
• 'Miss Julia' author to make appearance in Graham
• Step back in time at Tweetsie Railroad
• Burlington Police Club is bringing back the barbeque
• Sex offender found not guilty of moving, not notifying sheriff
• Downtown shoe store turns out the lights
• Haw River candidates answer election questions: Day 1
• Strapped for cash
• Teen wounded in Fayetteville school shooting improving
• Ups and Downs: Exception to exclusion; money matter; and looking Beyond the Frame
• Drunken man uses ax handle in attack near elementary school
• Lawmakers: Politics hinders tech development
• Duke Energy CEO made $8.8 million last year
• Phoenix tries to bring it all together
• Demon Deacons go for state sweep
• Occupying democracy
• Elon’s new interest in diversity turns off parent
• Sports Flashback a must; ‘boneyard’ criticism seems excessive
• Peterman one of few candidates who cares about the youth vote
• Top-ranked Tar Heels work through nerves in exhibition blowout
• Armed man robs Joe's Shopwell (w/audio)
• Friday night scores
• University employee injured in wreck
• Lawyers for Edwards mistress seek to question feds
• Carve your name on hearts
• A spoon in the persimmon seed means a snowy winter
• N.C. investigating 26 possible E. coli cases
• Principal, assistant principal of the year named
• Seventh, eighth juror selected for Mills' sentencing
• Downtown shoe store turns out the lights
• Weight loss surgery coming to Alamance Regional
• Ossipee candidate talks about goals
• State wants feedback on underground-propane rules
• Alamance County's Best Tattoo Contest
• County unemployment declines in September
• The Alamance Scene: closed roads in Graham and a fall festival
• Race will close roads in Graham on Saturday
• County: Ambulance fee collections on track
• North Carolina runaway No. 1 in AP preseason poll
• After historic night, World Series goes to game 7
• Williams at E. Alamance; BY at Graham
• Charges facing eight Occupy Raleigh protestors changed
• Committee looks at how North Carolina selects judges
• Asheville school reports scabies outbreak
• Armed man robs Joe's Shopwell
• N.C. investigating up to 21 possible E. coli cases
• Police identify alleged Papa John's Pizza attempted robber
• Price beats Miller in poll
• Christie to stump for McCrory
• Man shot by Fayetteville police officer dies
• Buncombe social workers warned of abuse before boy's death
• After historic night, World Series goes to game 7
• Elon baseball coach slips out of cleats, into dancin' shoes for benefit
• Commentary: Tar Heels coach appears headed to the sideline
• Our future leaders are a source of hope
• Could Jesus get elected today? Reader has doubts
• Outside endorsements don’t impress Graham resident
• Profits are for people
• There are better uses for federal resources
• False pretense
• Jets enforcing no-fly area caused the ruckus on Oct. 18
• Assistant superintendent leaving ABSS
• Man injured during home invasion
• Burlington police looking for armed robber
• Halloween sales give retailers a boost
• Traveling the backroads with 'Neville'
• Ossipee candidate talks economy
• Alamance County's Best Tattoo Photo Contest 2011
• Meeting will discuss renewable energy
• County: ambulance fee collections on track
• Times-News' Ashley wins award from historians group
• Committee looks at how North Carolina selects judges
• Talking about a showdown of elite teams, plus great names as a bonus in SoConversation
• Crazy crafter comes unglued
• To date or not to date: That's the father's question
• UNC closer to resolution with NCAA hearing Friday
• Child porn sweep leads to 24 arrests in last two months
• Police identify alleged Papa John's Pizza attempted robber
• Sixth juror seated for Mills jury
• Attorney: New high school should be open to all
• Judge denies Edwards' bid to dismiss campaign case
• Police officer sues to regain job
• Tar Heels have camo uniforms for San Diego
• Tracking history: Roadwork leads to discovery of old streetcar rails
• Man injured during home invasion
• Man pleads guilty to having counterfeit sneakers
• Two wanted in crime spree
• Man charged with starving dogs to death
• Burlington police looking for armed robber
• Burlington serves up a dose of Halloween fun, too
• Proceeds from CD to fund arts education
• Northeast Park's Haunted Trail is simply spooktacular
• Annual Holiday Extravaganza returns to Mebane on Nov. 3
• Mebane Acting Company makes its return with holiday show
• 'Rock of Ages' shows the lasting power of '80s music
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 10-27-11
• Halloween happenings 10-27-11
• Author of 'Adam's Gift' to visit Elon School
• Getting up to speed: Patriots' Loy blossoms into elite performer
• Column: Only in this county does the bottom beat the best
• Elon freshman Dawson contributes while learning on the fly
• Surviving the long Halloween weekend
• Blackbeard's cannon salvaged from shipwreck
• 8 of 9 E. coli victims attended N.C. State Fair
• Judge suspends local funeral director's license
• Jets enforcing no-fly area caused the ruckus on Oct. 18
• Sixth juror seated for Mills jury
• Attorney: New high school should be open to all
• Zombies will look for brains, candy Saturday at the mall
• Tracking history: Roadwork leads to discovery of old streetcar rails
• Fifth juror seated for Mills jury
• Man pleads guilty to having counterfeit sneakers
• Ossipee candidate makes his case
• Column: You trick or treat on Halloween, people
• Safely dispose of those prescription meds on Saturday
• The Alamance Scene: ham and eggs and helping Haiti
• Edwards' lawyers ask judge to throw out charges
• Two arrested with gun at school where teen was shot
• Part of Blue Ridge Parkway closing for repair
• Arts council’s sculpture exhibit sees 27,000 visitors
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died from too much alcohol
• Swepsonville candidates talk about goals
• Woman charged with school bus vandalism
• Six-year-old boy dies in go-cart crash
• Autopsy: Man shot with Taser died from overdose
• Salvage aims to recover Blackbeard's cannon
• New abortion restrictions take effect Wednesday
• Gibsonville man dies after motor vehicle collision
• Two wanted in crime spree
• Winning recipes from the 2011 N.C. State Fair (10-26-11)
• Think outside the trick-or-treat bag
• Never pass up a chance to judge a bacon contest
• Upon further review: Duke draws positives out of painful loss
• Wake Forest lineman tasked with another daunting cleanup
• Cemetery is not a playground or dog park
• Family truly blessed by its own homecoming queen
• Bruton is a caring and committed candidate
• Failure not an option for supercommittee
• Cain out of touch with his own plan
• Attempted breaking and entering
• Possession stolen property
• Breaking and entering
• Man charged with starving dogs to death
• Puppy rescued from top of train gets new home
• Northern lights take unusual trip down south
• Mass. college students revolt at vegetarian rumor
• North Graham principal headed to Western Middle
• House votes to honor first black Marines
• Fifth juror seated for Mills jury
• More ABSS students taking advanced courses
• Vets come face to face with the past at airport
• High school experiment leads to explosion at Fayetteville school
• Arts council’s sculpture exhibit sees 27,000 visitors
• Swepsonville candidates talk about goals
• Mental health merger process continues
• Store reopens after deer incident
• Gibsonville man dies after motor vehicle collision
• Chickens add fowl language
• The Alamance Scene: fall festival and gala
• Truck driver charged with sexual exploitation
• Former sheriff indicted on embezzlement charges
• Two injured in armed robbery
• $1 million lottery ticket unclaimed
• Truck fire slows traffic
• Elon teen faces attempted armed robbery charge
• Loretta Lynn show at DPAC rescheduled for January
• 150 cats taken from home
• Surveillance video leads to two in school shooting
• Appeals courts considers sweepstakes machines
• Taking a stand to make it better
• Ward’s ethics are on display in newspaper’s questions
• Golf means a lot to area Special Olympians
• Historical Museum’s anniversary party emblematic of great events
• Bruton would look forward in shaping Graham’s future
• Some additional thanks
• Tar Heels interim coach won't attend NCAA hearing
• Tar Heels lose safety Merlette for season
• Not green, not new and not really jobs
• Wake Forest to hit prime time vs. Notre Dame
• Board delays vote on University High School
• Arguing couple killed while exiting vehicle on interstate near Charlotte
• Priddy good service: Violet's Beauty Salon one of downtown's most enduring businesses
• Graham woman arrested in hit and run accident
• School leaders surprised by county request for its money back
• NAACP seeks quick payments for families of eugenics program victims
• Editor's notebook: Not the place for slang
• Swepsonville candidate Q&A: Handling the economy
• Routine will allow you to 'feel the burn'
• Stay mentally active to prevent memory loss
• The Alamance Scene: Marine Corps Ball; veterans appreciation event
• Swepsonville candidates Q&A: Why would you be a good choice for the town council?
• Two in custody in Fayetteville school shooting
• Burlington athletic director on the way out
• Mural for dead N.C. ballerina stolen from mother's porch
• Two injured in armed robbery
• Deer crashes through window at local business
• State Fair attendance tops $1 million
• Appalachian State launches huge fund-raising campaign
• Trial starts today in Friendly Center 2008 slaying
• One killed in plane crash near Lexington
• Memorial flag issue at center of King council race
• Recognition coming for former Montford Point Marines?
• Fourteen injured when car hits buses carrying West Forsyth band students
• Jet makes emergency landing in Wilmington
• School board set to review instructional plans for 2012
• Elon women win in double overtime in soccer
• Occupiers have it half right
• Unemployment and unsustainable state debt
• Media not telling the full story about jobs act
• Photo and caption show disrespect to those laid to rest
• Bruton the best choice to tackle tough problems ahead
• Character makes Bruton a good choice for Graham voters
• Graham woman arrested in hit and run accident
• Real People: Graham inventor finds way to keep dry
• Swepsonville candidates Q&A: Why would you be a good choice for the town council?
• Elon man charged with multiple offenses
• A common goal
• Open and shut: Ariel's diner under new ownership
• Alamance Community College students win state fair awards
• School board set to review instructional plans for 2012
• Football scores
• Widow hopes to fulfill fallen Marine's adoption wish
• Optimistic air at Fall Furniture Market
• In jail interview, accused killer Elisa Baker maintains innocence
• Marines hiking for a cause
• Army revises basic training to get recruits in better shape
• Crazy for Nimoy: Local collector has a passion for 'Star Trek,' especially 'Mr. Spock'
• Brown-Cook
• Halloween Happenings 10-23-11
• Gentry-Neal
• New thrillers offer suspenseful tales
• Jordan-Kirkley
• Lovin' the '80s: Touring production of 'Rock of Ages' takes folks on a musical joyride
• Eck-Faucette
• Lackluster opening half derails Blue Devils
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Oct. 23: Wired: Telegraph from coast to coast.
• When a random act of kindness lands
• Gadhafi's death: Does the end justify the means?
• Occupy Wall Street movement near critical stage
• Newspaper disappoints on trade issue
• History for the asking
• Losing compassion a greater danger than deficits
• Nation of complainers needs to seek another direction
• Hushed on homecoming: Mistakes, first half torment Elon in loss to Chattanooga
• One play does it for Demon Deacons in victory against Duke
• One play does it for Demon Deacons in victory against Duke
• Candidates Q&A: Burlington's zero-tolerance policy on “junked” motor vehicles. Good or bad idea?
• Celebrating Ever Elon campaign success
• Making a difference
• No need to leave county for spectacular leaf show
• Deer crashes through window at local business
• Food grant provides for the hungry
• Rare air
• Program aims to tackle childhood obesity
• Some fine tuning
• Tar Heels fear Clemson freshman
• Glennon, O'Brien return to Virginia as Wolfpack resume schedule after break
• Blue Devils look to settle score in rivalry
• ACC notes: Wake Forest's redshirt program might be tested
• Demon Deacons' goal: Keep streak vs. Duke
• Elon baseball team to be honored for championship
• Phoenix tries to make it all right for homecoming
• Ups an downs: Military maneuvers; heroes home; and for sale, one slightly used school
• Why not a debate between Peterman and Bruton?
• Headline over cemetery photo was in poor taste
• Bruton well-rounded for the challenges of local government
• Football scores
• Candidate Q&A: Burlington's 2010 annexation, right or wrong?
• Two charged in break-in at Mebane restaurant
• Two charged in break-in at Mebane restaurant
• Trafficking opium
• Sex offense with a child
• Elon reaches fund-raising milestone
• Tillis and the test
• Williams hosts E. Guilford; BY at Cummings
• Sheriff remains in hospital
• Truck fire slows traffic
• Four jurors now set for Mills death penalty sentencing
• Man tracks down classic car stolen in 1995
• 'Called in the Name of Love': Songs of U2 featured at Alamance Lutheran U2charist
• Cities and towns in Alamance County get street funding
• Would previous job as city attorney hinder Ward on city council?
• Elon teen faces attempted armed robbery charge
• Warnings without endings
• Supersize me! Restaurant offers 338-pound burger
• Democratic Convention should be boost for state, organizer says
• New Haw River access set to open
• N.C. unemployment rate ticks up to 10.5 percent
• 'Fatal Vision' killer held in Wilmington for hearing
• Officer hit during arrest attempt
• Center aims to make 'farm to fork' an easy trip
• Elon School for sale in midst of funding shortage
• Williams hosts E. Guilford; BY at Cummings
• Enjoy family fun at Beth Schmidt Park on Saturday
• The field of dreams begins at home
• Consistent discipline builds character
• Hurricanes sign draft pick with dubious name
• Alzheimer's care for family member a rewarding challenge
• Hopefully voters will hold leaders responsible
• Debate heat not too cool for GOP's long-term prospects
• Tar Heels kicker to miss rest of season, seek medical hardship waiver
• Aiming at the wrong suspects
• Caldwell County toddler shoots herself
• Life or death? Sometimes juries balk at the latter
• Elon sets public celebration with Friday fireworks show at football stadium
• Like a bear in a candy store
• Hundreds protest vandalism at N.C. State gay and lesbian center
• Bittersweet: Mixed emotions greet Wells Fargo parade in Winston-Salem
• Mooresville man charged with tring to coerce sexual conduct from teen
• Sexual assault victims now have a place to go in Caswell County
• SunTrust bank employee charged with taking money from customer's account
• 'Called in the Name of Love': Songs of U2 featured at Alamance Lutheran U2charist
• Early voting set to begin
• New Haw River access set to open
• Revenue up, earnings down in LabCorp's third quarter
• Candidate Q&A: Burlington's downtown revitalization
• Police think robberies may be related
• The Alamance Scene: Hospice outdoor yard sale
• Midseason awards and great interview subjects in the SoConversation
• County GOP chair will seek Ingle House seat
• These elections important, too
• UNC police charge man in alleged campus rape
• Sheriff out of office recovering from surgery
• Mills pleads guilty; still faces possible death sentence
• Second person charged in death of teen
• School bus driver faces DWI charge
• Public radio host fired after protest involvement
• $31,000 in counterfeit clothing seized
• Fire captain faces child porn charges
• Student accused of assaulting officer
• Libyan government: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• Renowned pianists return for Adams Foundation show
• Honoring culture and traditions: Ballet Folklorico Guadalupano explores Mexican customs through dance
• Scheible's 'Alamance Reds' opens Sunday
• Roxy Farms Antiques to hold first-ever Oktoberfest
• Burlington actor has role in movie
• 'Enchanted Sleeping Beauty' mixes action and romance
• Things could get spooky soon at Graham Public Library
• Freshman jumps up, starts Elon's block party
• Swofford: ACC positioning for the long term
• In ACC basketball, check name tags for coaches
• ACC basketball notes: Tar Heels tapped as big favorites
• Blackbeard's booty
• Indecent liberties
• Indecent liberties
• Reidsville man avoids traffic stop; starts high-speed chase
• Man who caused lockdown at Orange County school sent to hospital
• Chapel Hill man charged in alleged campus rape
• Lawsuit against former NBA star Allen Iverson languishes in Durham court
• Early voting set to begin
• Jury selection continues in double-murder case
• Troopers keeping a watchful eye on school buses this week
• The Alamance Scene: spaghetti and pintos
• City will waive bulk trash fees again
• Candidate Q&A: About Burlington's property tax rate
• Orange, Alamance move forward on line
• At the fair, stay with the classics
• County GOP chair will seek Ingle House seat
• Sheriff out of office recovering from surgery
• Condition of man hit with softball bat improves
• County will replace ambulances
• Mills pleads guilty; still faces possible death sentence
• Two soldiers injured in parachute accident
• Coming home, at last
• Orange County schools locked down after threat
• County settles lawsuit with appraisal company
• Four arrested for washing windows in rally
• Man pleads guilty to dumping contaminated soil
• N.C. State gay, lesbian student center vandalized
• Two found shot to death in home
• Winning recipes from the 2011 N.C. State Fair (10-19-11)
• $2 Dinners: Versatile ground beef offers plenty of options
• Smells like autumn: Cooler temps call for comfort food from this Cook of the Month
• Blue Devils aim to limit foe's big plays
• Demon Deacons deal with reality check
• Miami women picked first in ACC basketball
• Efforts to protect Alamance Battleground funding commended
• Economic growth expected to pick up speed as year ends
• Beyond the Frame has succeeded beyond our dreams
• Bruton a forthright candidate for Graham mayor
• Now this is worth protesting
• DWI
• Loose change: America's nickel and dime system needs to be revised
• Elon University hosts economic summit
• Durham weight-loss center to be featured on Dr. Oz
• Attorney for ousted UNC football coach tries to block media attempt to get cell phone records
• Local student's art will grace Thanksgiving cards
• Low-flying planes seen and heard in county
• Troopers keeping a watchful eye on school buses this week
• Motivational speaker born without arms will keynote banquet on Thursday
• Obama makes Triad stop
• Jury selection continues in double-murder case
• Medical Examiner's report confirms Cohen's cause of death
• County mulls options for cutting expenses
• Candidate Q&A: Burlington hopefuls discuss qualifications for leading the city
• County will replace ambulances
• Vandals deface gay, lesbian center at N.C. State
• Forsyth deputies investigate possible murder-suicide
• Cheerwine makes deal with Pepsi to expand distribution
• The Alamance Scene: Octoberfest and a fall festival
• Public forum takes aim at downtown parking situation
• County settles lawsuit with appraisal company
• You can always tune out the tunes
• 20-year-old bear at museum dies
• Judges uphold conviction in officer's death
• Orange County inmate who died may have been in altercation
• Four bears living in tree in Asheville neighborhood
• Bank of America earns $6.2 billion on accounting gains
• Mother charged with starving kids seeks release
• Attitude, not age, is important when training
• Wolfpack's Greene to sit out season
• Tar Heels dismiss linebacker for 'detrimental' conduct
• Cain, race and politics
• Continental Tire deal goes flat
• GOP’s lack of action on jobs is puzzling and poor
• County mulls options for cutting expenses
• Thanks to those who participated in Ryleigh's Ride
• Thanks for information about events, achievements
• Mother agrees with sons about candidate Tommy Bruton
• Public forum takes aim at downtown parking situation
• Fire ants to blame for large mounds
• Go see 'Courageous'
• Local student's art will grace Thanksgiving cards
• What makes Graham great? Candidates give you their opinion.
• Former teen employees remember Pizzaville Jack
• The Alamance Scene: festivals and picnics
• Domestic violence vigil is Thursday
• “It will stay with me for a long time," Burlington man recalls of fiery crash
• Column: Give me that sweater and I'll give you my man card
• Obama speech hits home for some in Asheville
• N.C. barbecue King sends letter to Texas governor
• New Rockingham Community College president takes over
• Wells Fargo reports record third quarter earnings
• UPDATE: ADDITIONAL PHOTOS Obama takes on GOP as N.C. tour begins
• SBI asked to look into death of prison inmate
• Bragg Boulevard traffic stop ends with officer shooting man
• Duke Energy looks for help to keep merger on track
• Little Big Horn survivor to be remembered in Marion
• Elisa Baker drug trial postponed
• Miller's list of supporters draws ire of Cumberland Democrats
• Fayetteville police await results of Taser testing
• Bear season opens in western North Carolina
• Ferry runs aground at Hatteras Inlet
• Government the job killer
• Even with losses, broadcaster Harris sticks with Duke football
• Bruton a community leader qualified for top position
• Peterman brings welcome experience to mayor’s post
• Bruton would endorse accountable government
• The Obama N.C. Tour: Give us results
• False pretense
• DWI
• Drug charges
• What makes a great teacher? High expectations, creativity and passion
• Drop in foreclosures may not be so simple
• Superior court roundup: Woman pleads guilty to scamming housing resident
• One seriously injured in Saturday shooting
• ABSS considers lowering troubled students' graduation requirements
• Candidate Q&A (Graham races): What should your city improve?
• Burlington man charged with DWI, assault
• Political notebook: Pre-K politics, support for marriage amendment
• Real People: Stafford gets state award for work with victims of crime
• WWII-era planes return to Burlington
• Man gets prison time for stolen Cracker Barrel meal
• Haw River man pleads guilty to indecent liberties
• Open & Shut: Hamrick's is here, gift shop in Graham
• Campaign season arrives with new sign rules
• MIRACLE MAN: Life restored after 45 minutes of CPR
• Massive Robin Sage military exercise starts Saturday
• Charlotte authorities continue search for boy
• Shelton-Massey
• Shaw
• Cauble-Barber
• Hart-Guley
• Patty-Thompson
• Author's debut novel connects on a deep level
• Fascinated by royalty: Local woman likes searching for keepsakes involving royal families
• Tar Heels close strong, but can't dig out against Miami
• Seminoles squash Duke's winning streak
• Elon's wish list: Extreme makeover after loss to Samford
• Elon decks Davidson in volleyball
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Oct. 16: War by telegram.
• Where is the outcry over Duke Energy rate increase?
• Two environmental issues should be seriously reviewed
• Einstein wrong ... about being wrong
• 1964 revisited: GOP scrambles for a standard-bearer
• On the campaign trail, beware the barbecue
• S.C. man charged with DWI, assault outside Mebane convenient store
• Common law robbery
• Drug charges
• DWI
• Graham schools perform concert
• Graham schools perform concert
• Candidate Q&A: (Graham races) What should be at new city park?
• Virginia Creeper Trail provides scenic view
• Representatives mum on dollar coin debacle
• Lanes of Front Street closing this week
• Church series tackles 'monster under the bed'
• Elon construction projects move forward
• Few care options for aging developmentally disabled population
• What makes a great teacher? High expectations, creativity and passion
• Corner kicks doom Elon women in soccer loss to Furman
• Friday night scores
• Blue Devils keep focus internally with Florida State arriving
• Visit from Miami brings different tone, but Tar Heels set out to upgrade respect
• Demon Deacons see next big task with game against Virginia Tech
• Elon finds comfort in dealing with sticky late-game situations
• Football issues top new AD's to-do list
• North Carolina clarifies basketball coach's contract
• Ups and Downs: Reeling revenue; back on the beat; and knowing when to stay home
• Queen for a night, memory for a lifetime
• Attitude of banking industry boggles the mind
• Alamance residents show they care by supporting CROP Walk
• Tales of the occupation
• Candidate Q&A: (Graham races) The Mid-State Magic deal ...
• Federal grant targets stink bugs
• NAACP chief announces face of poverty tour
• Lejeune Marine killed in Afghanistan
• The Alamance Scene: fall festival and auto show
• Drop in foreclosures may not be so simple
• Western Alamance, Williams at home
• Potential jurors in double-murder case questioned about insanity defense
• Burlington men stop to help wreck victims in Canada
• Three arrested in Gibsonville assault
• Casket retailer comes to Burlington
• Man hit by bat still in critical condition
• UNC: Christian belief OKs dumping gay group member
• Weather brings memories of years gone by
• Worker injured in accident wants others to avoid his fate
• Jury still out on shaken baby trial
• Charlotte authorities hope captured fugitive can lead them to missing boy
• Cunningham: UNC the 'best school in the best conference'
• Wine tasting event to help domestic violence victims
• Man charged with stealing his cousin's identity
• Convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Charlotte cold case squad gets own prosecutor
• Obama tour now includes Jamestown stop
• Poodles abandoned in Rocky Mount recovering
• Western Alamance, Williams at home
• These boys have their mother's number
• Here's a tale of a not-so-happy birthday
• Tar Heels trio likes decision to wait on NBA
• Wake Forest's Harris looks to gobble up Hokies again
• North Carolina set to hire athletics director from Tulsa
• Commentary: Not the kind of usual Wake Forest blackout
• Williams, Hatchell and Fox land extended deals with Tar Heels
• Just what do you want from a city council?
• Blaming China not the answer to economic problems
• Wonderful people helped in tracking our lost dogs
• Community made CARE Project event a success
• One-party people, two-party system
• Sex offender on child premises
• Elon Homes reunion planners want to know who's coming
• Man in critical condition after hit with softball bat
• Cary man charged in September beer theft, assault
• UNC extends contracts for Williams, Hatchell and Fox
• Obama to attend UNC aircraft carrier game
• Jury selection moving slowly at death penalty trial
• Leader in local auto sales industry, Jeffrey Stearns, dies at age 58
• Contributing factors determined in South Church Street collision
• Man wanted for alleged role in shooting arrested
• UNC ready to name Tulsa's Bubba Cunningham as new AD
• State orders three brands of motor oil removed from shelves
• Civility and tolerance
• Report: Deadliest air crash of Afghanistan war not a planned attack
• Hearing in Jeffrey MacDonald appeal postponed
• Wildlife groups say feds aren't doing enough to protect sea turtles from shrimp nets
• Changes apparent after mental health system merger
• Worker injured in accident wants others to avoid his fate
• Fried to a crisp by State Fair fare
• Two-point gambles, first-half surprises and App State QB issues in SoConversation
• Man charged with stealing his cousin's identity
• Details emerge on school system, Elon partnership
• Man robbed on his way to barber shop
• N.C. woman charged with trying to take police car
• Jury deciding woman's fate in shaken baby case
• Wreck on South Church Street sends Burlington woman to the hospital
• Man charged with clipping puppies ears
• Chihuahua in stolen truck found in road
• Musician returns home for club gig
• Hillsborough Sculpture Tour announces its winners
• BAL announces winners of 28th annual fine arts competition
• Local artists plan reception Saturday
• Dickens holiday celebration returns this year
• Locally made zombie movie premieres today
• Alamance Historical Museum to celebrate 35th anniversary
• Burlington native will headline jazz shows in Germany
• Concert fundraiser planned for area family
• Music prodigy returns for recital
• Fall Back to the '80s fundraiser si Friday
• Vampires, humans collide in Snow Camp
• Graham group plans community campfire
• Name game, courtesy of new coach, greets Wolfpack standout
• Blue Devils look for proper preseason pace
• Addition by subtraction? Wake Forest hopes new attitude pays off
• The long road back: Elon's Taylor overcomes injuries, tragedy
• Need somebody to love
• Underwear bomber pleads guilty
• Missing man located at new home
• The Alamance Scene: rabies and disc golf
• Three men charged with breaking into vehicles
• Honda Aero still on track in Burlington
• Election Q&A: Elon aldermen hopefuls discuss liquor by the drink referendum
• Details emerge on school system, Elon partnership
• Shots fired in Burlington neighborhood
• Voter registration deadline is Friday
• Chapel Hill Town Council candidate to appear in action movie
• Greenville banker, daughters split $114 million lottery jackpot
• Netflix and the art of the mea culpa
• Man robbed on his way to barber shop
• Dave Barry brings humor to Elon Convocation
• Wreck on South Church Street sends Burlington woman to the hospital
• Is Obama coming to the Triad next week?
• Zoo to release N.C. turtles into ocean
• Police looking for Burlington man
• Court orders fines, restitution in N.C. money scheme
• Elon candidates talk annexation line
• County will consider cuts to save reserves
• Man's truck stolen with Chihuahua inside
• Jury to decide case of three N.C. men in terror trial
• Carolina Beach leaders investigated by SBI
• N.C. House chief talks amid welfare drug testing row
• Shots fired in Burlington neighborhood
• Pottery exhibit opens Thursday
• Desktop dining could be hazardous to your health
• Taste of Home Cooking School has lots to offer
• Reality check: Demon Deacons contend with another ranked foe
• Duke running back embraces return to field
• Picture this: Elon linebacker envisions big plays, makes them happen
• Thomas' goal helps Elon tame Tigers again
• Elon’s sea of pink touched lives in many different ways
• Distracted? Don’t blame Steve Jobs
• Keeping the N.C. Zoo viable
• Annual Shrine Club Fish Fry turnout was tremendous
• Pitts shows how little he truly knows about the Tea Party
• Larceny
• Drugs
• Breaking and entering
• Closing arguments expected in terrorism trial
• Hearing scheduled on Duke Energy rate increase
• Attorney: $400,000 from Pitt County will settle claim in worngful death lawsuit
• Toll passes go on sale ahead of road opening
• Burlington police looking for suspects in robbery
• Graham police, mayor are doing fine jobs
• Fracking article misrepresented science
• Price returns at right time for Tar Heels
• It sure feels like a Depression
• Paralyzed man uses mind-powered robot arm to touch
• Whether you rake them or burn them, it's time to get those leaves up
• Defense lawyer will not help Edwards at trial
• The Alamance Scene: barbecue and fish
• Court personnel settle in to a renovated courthouse
• Honda Aircraft expansion could mean more than 400 Guilford County jobs
• Double-murder defense won’t deny crimes, defendant’s criminal record
• Haw River police catch South Carolina town's most wanted suspect
• Suspicious device investigated at ASU
• Thorp meets with search committee for new UNC athletics director
• Dispose of your paints and pesticides on Saturday
• Candidate Q&A: Elon Board of Alderman race part I
• Woman gives birth after running Chicago Marathon
• Times-News website has new look, other changes planned
• Eleventh-grade prime time for training
• Several treatments can relieve hammertoe pain
• You Get What You Like
• Steve Jobs (1955-2011): The life and death of a true entrepreneur
• Family mourns firefighter who died in marathon
• Killing of nine penned deer draws outrage
• Residents debate underground gas fracking
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Real People: At 89, volunteer plans to continue efforts
• Student wins national Nike shoe design contest
• Open & Shut: Alamance Crossing West expands
• Man charged months after fatal wreck
• Double-murder trial begins Monday
• Time runs out on Panthers
• Real People: At 89, volunteer plans to continue efforts
• Double-murder trial begins Monday
• Student wins national Nike shoe design contest
• Big Sweep returns to clean county
• Snow Camp dairy farm gets help from state
• N.C. political roundup: Governor will vote against same-sex marriage ban
• Voters will decide between many choices in 2012
• Open & Shut: Alamance Crossing West expands
• Man flown to hospital after assault in Gibsonville
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Oct. 9: Return of Hatteras Force.
• Battleship combines history, fun
• Brown-Schultz
• Cox-King
• Oakley-Jordan
• Miles-Wiggins
• Latest entry in young-adult series is an interesting read
• An art lover's paradise
• Dehart-Russell
• Deese-Bennett
• Jones provides Tar Heels with memorable play
• South Carolina driver copes with cautions, wins at Ace
• Wolfpack defense rises in second half in victory against Central Michigan
• Return to a story: A man and his dog
• Mellette emerges in clutch ending, Elon survives with more escape artistry
• Football scores
• Wake Forest takes down Florida State, improves to 3-0 in ACC for first time
• Wake Forest takes down Florida State, improves to 3-0 in ACC for first time
• 'A hard thing to ask': Mebane librarian uses Facebook in kidney search
• C.O.P.S are back in the neighborhood
• Man charged with taking 50 silver dollars, four guns
• Man charged months after fatal wreck
• Holy Day observance at Elon includes prayer, fasting
• Burlington sets downtown parking forum
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Food processing center opens this month
• Hospital means jobs as well as health care
• Effort to help caregivers among senior legislature's priorities
• Two break-ins attempted, one successful at businesses
• Police investigate sports club shooting
• Sessions will provide information on proposed U.W. 70 widening
• Around the Schools: Education summit planned in Burlington
• Just their luck, Blue Devils have a win streak -- with open date on schedule
• Demon Deacons hope to show progress vs. Florida State
• Wolfpack aims to add to ground attack
• Tar Heels make good on red-zone chances
• Running back Bernard brings Tar Heels big results in small package
• Phoenix faces series of road adventures
• Phoenix faces series of road adventures
• Football scores
• Advice for the newlyweds
• County shopping for ambulances
• City changes policy on Dark in the Park celebration
• Graham detective earns praise
• Thomas found guilty of wife's murder, arson
• The Alamance Scene: pumpkins and nuggets
• Cooler weather a good time to fertilize fescue
• Deer crashes through window at Williams
• Getting ready for church
• Two children hurt in Burlington wreck
• Five men jailed for poaching Blue Ridge ginseng roots
• The parking puzzle
• Elon man in jail on robbery charge
• Williams travels to Western Alamance
• Toning shoe takes a misstep
• A good family consists of good citizens
• Fed-up general manager draws hard line with Ace owner
• Utah Jazz hires former N.C. State coach Lowe
• Demon Deacons brothers make their points
• Catching on: Wake Forest receiver Givens gives foes fits
• Juror shocks court as verdict announced
• Help local dance team with your vote
• Burlington awards $16 million in projects for treatment plants
• Ground will be broken Saturday on Fallen Heroes Memorial
• Don't risk your life for someone else's money
• Votes mean big prize for Meals on Wheels
• The Alamance Scene: writers and Ruritans
• DOT: Widened Mebane Street to open in both directions on Sunday
• Two face sexual exploitation of a minor charges
• Meltdowns, comebacks and an asinine App State fan in the SoConversation
• Continental Tire to build $500 million plant in S.C.
• N.C.: Irene already has cost the state $29 million
• Bocephus bounced from Monday Night Football
• Man charged with making false bomb threat at Duke
• Worker thwarts robbery attempt
• Jury rules in case of former sheriff's deputy
• 'Gospel Show' generates lots of laughs
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 10-6-11
• Halloween Happenings 10-6-11
• Caswell library group plans dance fundraiser
• Turrentine Middle School's dance team up for award
• Saxapahaw artists plan to celebrate American Craft Week
• Tenth anniversary organ concert set for Sunday
• 'Elvis' joins the fight against Alzheimer's on Saturday in Gibsonville
• Apple founder Steve Jobs dead
• Old-time baseball player dies in Burlington
• Hurricanes try youth again
• ACC notes: Wake Forest QB knows he's under radar
• Quinn moves to backup role in Elon quarterback order
• New daring on defense gives boost to Elon
• STEVE JOBS HAS DIED
• Burlington's VantageSouth Bank being bought
• Community college's Burlington campus getting a new name
• County Rescue relies on Portrait Project for fundraising
• Man charged with stealing vehicle from interstate
• Jury examines evidence while deliberating murder case
• Councilman, may spar in Graham as election approaches
• Column: I'll pass on those Friday night lights
• Death penalty sought in case of slain girl
• Official: Obama to embark on bus tour of N.C., Va.
• Woman killed when horse in trailer tramples her
• Bank of America website woes last into sixth day
• High schools ban streaming video of games
• Shelter resident rescues kitten from pipe
• City ready to study downtown parking
• Group exhibit opens today in Mebane
• House-Autry Mills seeks recipes for cookbook
• $2 Dinners: Use chicken in these two easy South-of-the-Border meals
• Demon Deacons move into big-game mode
• Larceny of a motor vehicle
• Alamance Scene: Diabetes walk is Saturday
• Testimony ends in murder trial, jury to deliberate Wednesday
• Local CROP walk a success
• LabCorp makes new lung cancer test available
• My milkmaid days in Lakeview
• Police looking for man who robbed store
• Murder trial moves to closing arguments
• Halloween decoration so realistic it's scary
• Search after train stops in Gibsonville finds no one was hit
• Man faces safe cracking, other charges
• Mebane police charge man in bank robbery
• Bank of America website still having problems
• Gibsonville bank changing hands
• Autopsy shows woman in sect was shot three times
• Community college cancels classes after threat
• Panthers explain reasoning behind kicking to Bears' Hester
• Wolfpack sees signs of defensive recovery
• Tar Heels raise bar, want better play
• County approves Heavy Industrial Development Ordinance
• Prayer is a game changer
• Black root rot could be causing dead branches
• Bike tour makes another trip through Alamance County
• Jury sees interviews of murder defendant
• River Mill student named Shrine Queen
• Passersby help 83-year-old through wreck
• An ignoble gesture of the baseball gods
• The Alamance Scene: blood and stew
• Competition training all about willpower
• Could reading glasses make eyesight worse?
• Column: What I like about Burlington
• Elon poll finds low marks for Obama on economy
• Mebane police release photos from bank robbery
• Burlington man dies after car wreck in Elon
• Church persists despite manmade, natural woes
• Drivers looking for handbook may be out of luck
• Man accused in three slayings set for trial
• Possession of a firearm by felon
• Larceny of a firearm
• Assault on a female
• Breaking and entering, safe-cracking
• DWI
• Real People: Iranian mother and sons celebrate freedom, education
• Family mourns loss of brothers hit by train
• State senator's medical credentials questioned
• Burlington shooting under investigation
• 'Coach B' walks three days for breast cancer
• Tire blowout kills passenger in wreck
• Open & Shut: Tattoo shop opens, florist moves
• 'Fracking' may be coming to Piedmont area
• Keep your child interested in reading
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Oct. 2: William Tecumseh Sherman and Robert Anderson.
• Brown-Schultz
• Mr. and Mrs. Willie Clay Summers Jr.
• Mr. and Mrs. Larry Selden Jordan
• Hydrick-Newton
• Briggs-Robinson
• Scott-Van Rensselaer
• Serious about singing: Students at North Graham Elementary enjoy their time in 'The Dynamites'
• Tar Heels deck East Carolina as Jones puts on show
• The program for Commenters Anonymous
• Civitan scholarships available thanks to community support
• Our veterans deserve the benefits they have earned
• Burlington man dies after car wreck in Elon
• Sex offense with a child
• Discharging weapon on occupied property
• Obtaining property by false pretense
• Flee/elude arrest with motor vehicle
• Possession of firearm by felon
• Georgia Tech socks it to Wolfpack
• Alamance ElderCare is moving, too
• Top-ranked Georgia Southern flattens turnover-ravaged Elon
• Many gather to celebrate, 'compete' in breast-feeding
• Cycling tour hits Glencoe and Mebane
• A test of love and faith
• Strike one off the list
• Healthcare agency with local office faces federal charges
• Around the Schools: Raising awareness of cancer, violence, community
• Age of offenders
• Lazy 5 Ranch the state's best-kept secret for day trips
• Response to story of stolen pool proves power of faith
• Sanders completes remarkable path to title at Ace
• Elon's No. 1 focus: Seizing moment against Georgia Southern
• Blue Devils try to stay on rare winning roll
• Demon Deacons aim to resume momentum
• Tar Heels brace for East Carolina's pass attack
• Ups and downs: A healthy savings; buying Boardwalk; and the reverse yard sale
• Spank the Tar Heels
• Football scores
• False pretense
• Uttering
• Cocaine possession
• Elon woman killed, Burlington woman injured in Friday crash
• S.C. man charged with indecent liberties, sex offenses
• Elon teen charged with theft after police chase
• DNA evidence shows husband's blood on suspected murder weapon
• Dogs will be held until owner's trial
• Junk car ban goes into effect Saturday
• The Alamance Scene: bicycling and Zumba dancing
• Suspect found after mobile home park shooting
• Police: Man robbed convenience store
• Bank of America website problems continue
• Someone could be $10,000 richer
• Think about the good days
• Ex-model who ate husband's body parts claimed to be battered wife
• Western travels to E. Alamance; Cummings hosts Reidsville
• Relatives of man who killed family sue hospital
• Gun in child's pocket discharges on school bus
• Commission recommends judge be suspended
• Got a spooky story?
• Probe: Tire plant deal may enrich donors
• Man sentenced on animal cruelty charges
• These closets suffer from seasonal disorder
• Today's parents operate from a different mindset
• Georgia Southern speeds back to elite status in FCS
• Pet cremation employee offered loving service
• Obama is the one stirring up ‘class warfare’
• President’s jobs bill a ploy to win re-election
• All kidding aside, Perdue's remark is a gaffe
• Attorneys haggle over interview video at murder trial
• Taser use going down; area departments eye safer models
• Schools make plans for federal dollars
• North Carolina, East Carolina add to football series
• North Carolina, East Carolina add to football series
• Multi-car wreck snarls interstate
• An extraordinary exchange
• Elon football is turning pink for a good cause
• Two of hospital's programs are moving
• The Alamance Scene: paint and pesticide collection
• Week 5 of SoConversation with beat writers talking football
• Bank of America to charge $5 a month for debit cards
• Halloween Happenings for Sept. 29-Oct. 6, 2011
• Poverty increase sparks worries about future
• Whirligig park receives $500,000 grant
• Mechanical failure likely did not cause crash
• Board supports early college plans
• Police: Four invaded, robbed home
• Man sentenced in DWI death
• First-ever Eden Jazz Fest set for Saturday
• Crossoverdrive closes out Musical Chairs series
• Award-winning musician plans concert for Cohen fund
• Gospel variety show should bring laughs
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 9-29-11
• Artists pool resources, talent for new gallery
• Zombie Walk to benefit area organizations
• Event for Triad filmmakers planned
• Lane Watson to teach classes for digital photographers
• Former Elon student to appear on 'Glee'
• Lizzy Ross band sets CD release party for Friday
• Elon receiver catches on quick in return from injury
• Elon looks to fix turnover funk
• Quartet to receive awards from Sports Development Council
• Drugs
• Defense grills key witness in murder trial
• Burlington man charged in Greensboro murder
• School superintendent honored by UNC-Greensboro
• Perdue continues to take heat for remarks
• Officer takes to his bike to honor his colleagues
• Governor needs to tell better jokes
• Loaves & Fishes has new plans for Graham building
• The Alamance Scene: Trying again for Plaid Day
• Sound of dancing feet heard at Mayco Bigelow Center
• Bordsen talks reform during county meeting
• Trial set for man charged with killing UNC student body president
• Retired N.C. pilot recalls 1972 airline hijack
• Fish luggage? Bomb squad makes odd find in luggage
• Aug. 18
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• July 18
• Police charge man with hitting officer's car
• 311 to play in Greensboro
• Man charged in woman's death to testify
• Woman dies when wheelchair is hit
• Man, woman accused of stealing video games
• Cook of the Month Recipe Clarifications
• It's true: Some foods are better than others
• Tickets remain for Taste of Home Cooking School
• Court Square Cook Off brings folks (and pigs) to Graham
• Outfielder savors return to field after transplant
• Blue Devils deal with loss of defensive leader
• After 2-1 start, Wake Forest aims to avoid past demons
• Not ready for prime time
• Low taxes, smaller government not radical ideas
• Spending debate should end, attacking debt a must
• Larceny by employee
• Breaking and entering
• Sheriff's department investigating death
• Co-defendant: Thomas spoke often of need to kill his wife
• Former Eastlawn principal returns to take assistant superintendent job
• The Alamance Scene: pintos and fish
• School board can't settle on expense policy
• County realizes healthcare savings with clinic
• CROP Walk is Saturday
• Aggravations - and how I can deal with them
• Wrecks on interstate during rain delays traffic
• Hip-hop artist Petey Pablo sentenced in N.C.
• Man injured in single-car wreck
• Prosecutors: Edwards motions to dismiss meritless
• Real People: Woman's paint-by-number creations are works of art
• Board supports early college plans
• Audit continues of fire department
• Teen charged in deaths of father, stepmother
• Tar Heels sense rivalry with East Carolina
• Congress must keep the heat on Solyndra
• Days numbered for progressives in both parties
• News events of the day are better subjects for the Open Forum
• Defendant’s hands were wounded, evidence in murder trial shows
• Police investigating armed robbery
• Alamance, Guilford to meet on line
• Church will give away items to those in need
• Elon women set mark for program's highest Division goals total
• McKeon to retire from Marlins again
• Nonprofit offers local twist on Monopoly
• Few are answering the call these days
• Breastfeeding mothers invited to Saturday event
• Police investigate assault at Club Kryptonite
• Police trying to identifty alleged purse snatcher
• The Alamance Scene: pinto beans and a tractor pull
• Contest diet/training is a learning experience
• Can 'holding it' hurt your bladder?
• Marine Fisheries Commission seeks advisers
• Dead man found in High Point school bus
• Report: State pensions sound, not lavish
• Perdue campaign gives up questionable donation
• Obtaining property
• DWI
• Drugs
• Building a simpler tax code
• North Carolina A&T seeks feedback on campus master plan
• Where's the beef? Not in these burgers
• Mecklenburg teen arrested in connection to killing of father, stepmother
• Man killed in crash of experimental aircraft
• Panthers make last splash to turn away Jaguars
• DWI
• Breaking and entering
• Candidate announces plans to run in 2012 election
• Open & Shut: New dance club opens for older crowd
• Lawyers donated the most money to political candidates in 2010
• Real People: Woman's paint-by-number creations are works of art
• Man shot while waiting at light on South Church Street
• Pizza delivery man robbed
• Playright's biography sheds some light on her complex nature
• Wilson-Watkins
• Cox-Stutts
• Beggarly completes Ace Speedway title run
• Burlington native Tate tries to take off in new surroundings with Bengals
• With season winding down, Sappelt aims to build on big-league experience
• Blue Devils take delight in mastering Tulane
• Simply gourd-geous: Fall is the perfect time to show off this collection
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Sept. 25: Pressure for a Union plan of attack.
• Help America by supporting the USPS, newspapers
• Our valuable resources need attention
• Question new ordinance before an unwanted neighbor arrives
• No empty can is safe
• Another Elon adventure: Phoenix kicks back, edges Citadel in OT
• DWI
• Breaking and entering
• O.E. Enterprises gives people with disabilities a chance to work
• New art studio brings creative minds downtown
• Fundraiser, other events draw crowd downtown
• Famous pilots have links to Burlington
• Church Women United celebrate together
• Gibsonville mayor honored with award
• Around the Schools: Cat in the Hat visits elementary school
• Stray cockatiel finds a home
• Animal shelter trying to save lives, win contest
• Old Baldy Lighthouse highlight of day trip
• Position change works for Duke's Anunike
• Tar Heels hope to put offseason work to use vs. Georgia Tech
• Phoenix prepares to embark on SoCon mission
• Phoenix to embark on SoCon mission
• Ups and downs: Family matters; slithering Solyndra; and law enforcement gets social
• Friday night scores
• Toxicologists testify in murder trial
• Man with knife shot with Taser
• Homeowner fined for erecting 24-foot cross on lawn
• State GOP reaches out to younger voters
• County's unemployment rate drops in August
• China cancels dog meat festival after tens of thousands complain online
• Rain helps, but lake remains closed
• Fall a busy, important time for festival vendors
• Champion bull scheduled for Hoedown dies
• Ace Speedway moves races to Saturday night
• A year later, merged congregations celebrate
• I drove a hard bargain to get that T-Bird
• What you don't know may harm you
• The Alamance Scene: lasagna and chili
• County sees increase in food stamp usage
• Burlington concert cancelled
• 37 injured in march at Fort Bragg, one critically
• Teen girls accused of robbing drunken N.C. tourists on beach
• The sky is falling! No, just a climate satellite
• Orange County deputies nab suspected bank robber
• Military drones found on beaches
• State report finds problems with Asheville ABC
• Guilford sheriff: Kidnapping suspect killed himself after standoff
• Alamance County under flood watch
• Big matchup in Mebane: N. Guilford at Eastern
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• Parents: Great leaders can change their way of thinking
• Late Models title chase reaches moment of truth at Ace
• Hurricanes general manager signs contract extension
• Wolfpack finds lots of wounds in blowout loss at Cincinnati
• Former Elon athletics director to enter Wake Forest Hall of Fame
• Obama is right: Uncertainty slows economy
• Colombia Free Trade agreement offers very little
• Builder made his mark on this community
• Trio arrested twice in one week on vehicle break-in charges
• No cause yet in Gibsonville fire
• Fire marshal: Fire in murder case was set intentionally
• Area pastor turns pro, speaks to NFL team
• County Democratic Women chapter stays on top
• Driven to distraction
• Solyndra political scandal has a local hook
• Ray LaMontagne delights Cary crowd
• It's too late to save dead Leyland cypress trees
• Checking smoke alarms pays off for woman and her great-grandson
• The Alamance Scene: cookies and mad hatters
• Week 4 of SoConversation with beat writers talking football
• Judges: Two men innocent of murder
• Church discipline is not for sissies
• N.C. House speaker reduces staff by one-third
• Contractor sentenced in ABC store fraud case
• Elon men's basketball schedule features Tar Heels, Wolfpack
• Man wanted in attempted beer theft, assault
• Alan White named to Wake Forest Sports Hall of Fame
• Efland teen charged in car chase, assault
• Man sues DA over his prosecution
• Lawsuit: Church youth pastor abused boy
• Teen accused of killing baby released on bond
• Broken foot sidelines Elon's biggest football player
• East Carolina applies for Big East membership
• Elon men's basketball schedule features Tar Heels, Wolfpack
• N.C. State looks for leaders to emerge in test at Cincinnati
• There's plenty of time left for fun at Central Carolina Fair
• Gallery Players needs more males for production of 'South Pacific'
• Broadway dancer feels right at home in 'Come Fly Away'
• Chatham County gears up for 61st annual fair
• Billionaire's son plans unique show at Elon
• Sounds of September concert is Sunday
• Folk music with an edge: That's what Mercy Creek will bring to Musical Chairs on Friday
• Women's Resource Center to hold annual meeting/membership drive
• Company Shops Market to hold music festival Saturday
• Caswell's Bright Leaf Hoedown is Saturday
• Elon receiving duo turns in breakout performances
• Sappelt's gem caps rookie's last home game
• Efland teen charged in car chase, assault
• DWI
• Ingle will not seek re-election
• Changes afoot with move into restored courthouse
• Parents aren't experts when it comes to child safety seats
• Doll collector lets some go to Hospice
• Jurors hear 911 call, testimony in first day of murder trial
• Bike route from Burlington to Elon still being discussed
• Alamance Crossing West nearly ready to open
• Fundraiser will help woman displaced by storm
• Beer and BBQ coming to downtown
• County approves building sale to vocational training agency
• The Alamance Scene: bag sale and a walking program
• Defense rests in innocence hearing for two men
• Subtraction by addition?
• Company plans to build solar facility in N.C.
• Trial focuses on plot to kill service personnel
• $2 Dinners: Score points when tailgating
• An 'everyday' cook: It's a way of life for this Cook of the Month
• Syracuse coach Boeheim says time is now for move to ACC
• Blue Devils find new bounce with first victory of season
• N.C. State's Manning out three weeks with injured knee
• Larceny
• Breaking and entering a motor vehicle
• Drugs
• Jury selection, murder trial to continue Wednesday
• Family twice hit by disease hits back
• Counties taking next step on Orange/Alamance line
• Historic Bible on display at community college
• Wife takes up for accused Graham officer
• Finding a little to be thankful for - one day at a time
• Green building has showers, but no light switches
• No charges filed in fatal wreck
• The Alamance Scene: reunions and a fall festival
• Appeals court rules in charter school case
• Charlotte school district wins $550,000 Broad prize
• N.C. State's Manning out three weeks with injured knee
• Feds: Beazer employee to plead guilty in court
• Police: Lowes shooting victims were husband and wife
• Toddler's death at Fort Bragg investigated
• Charlotte gets $25 million for streetcar line
• Lowes: Shooting at N.C. store a domestic situation
• County approves incentive for Ferraro Foods
• Tar Heels put another item on to-do checklist
• Elon's Mellette claims honor after 16-catch outing
• Wolfpack faces quick turnaround as injuries cause concerns
• Scholarship reductions could haunt Tar Heels
• Jury selection begins at murder trial
• UNC sets self-imposed sanctions for NCAA infractions
• Queen for a night: Western's most popular student holds court at homecoming
• By Design: National TV show profiles some local 'Biz Kid$'
• State won't pursue charges in Sutton-Graves confrontation
• Kayser Roth plans expansion at building
• The Alamance Scene: Ride targets underage drinking
• Filling in the gaps on baseball liniment
• Police investigating slew of vehicle break-ins
• Crash sends Burlington woman to hospital
• Options abound when it comes to training
• Brent's Strange Foods
• Stress causes multiple health concerns
• A tomato with lips!
• A cabbage as big as his head
• Local company recognized in national magazine
• Four people killed in crash
• Highway Patrol suspends training academy
• One killed in wreck involving school bus
• Pender County adds three holidays as compensation
• DMV hopes to open second agency in Greensboro
• Real People: 2011 Western Alamance grad launches music business
• Wondering how your duck did? Here are the Meals on Wheels race results
• Yerra-Patterson
• Hammill-Wheeler
• Pittsburgh, Syracuse accept ACC membership
• Trial of man charged in wife's murder set to begin Monday
• Reaching out: How law enforcement uses social media
• Open & Shut: Paul's Pastry will move, consignment business expands and Kohl's sets opening date
• Minus another special session, legislators off until November
• Mr. and Mrs. Algene Liggins
• Kearney-Williamson
• Brown-Langley
• Sukurica-Blackwell
• Waters-Hartman
• Wake Forest drubs Gardner-Webb
• ACC set to add members with Pittsburgh, Syracuse on radar
• Tar Heels put hurting on Virginia
• Elon women win cross country invitational
• Trip to Norfolk features cruise and more
• Book explores Lakotas' struggle for 'sacred ground'
• 'Always Something' poignant story of love, heartbreak
• Wolfpack shows progress in romp past South Alabama
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Sept. 18: The Battle of Lexington.
• Elon survives drama, rash of self-inflicted wounds to escape N.C. Central
• Lost in the weeds, spinning our wheels
• Good ol’ boy system alive and well in Graham
• Debates make you wonder what happened to society
• Local emergency responders are heroes every day
• Irene took a toll downeast
• Down, set, hut one ...
• Weather is damp, spirits aren't at Carousel Festival
• Grieving together: Young people often rely on each other when loved ones are gone
• An extension of service
• Both sides plan full-scale campaign on same-sex marriage
• Another drought makes it hard to know what to hope for
• Alamance County Superior Court roundup
• Flu shots start this week
• Around the Schools: College fair open to the public Monday night
• Haw River firefighters helped after Irene
• Learning on the run: Blue Devils like defense
• On the level: All looks fair when Elon faces N.C. Central
• Tar Heels' goal: Win an ACC opener
• Demon Deacons build good vibes, especially on offense
• Wolfpack aims to fix snags vs. South Alabama
• Ups and downs: Listing of lows; levels at the lake and providing some bag lunches
• Football scores
• Sick trees frequently die this time of year
• The children that live 'down the well'
• Sex offender charged after running from deputies
• School board won't change policy on bus rides to day cares
• New church program tackles substance abuse
• Carousel Festival has something for everyone
• Law intended to help landowners goes into effect Oct. 1
• Developer takes third crack at apartments
• The Woodys and their whiskey
• Fugitive taken into custody and charged
• The Alamance Scene: golf and volleyball for good causes
• A radical idea that stands the test of time
• N.C. sees jobless rate climbs again, to 10.4 percent
• See how county delegation voted during special session
• Ex-Duke stars Laettner, Davis face possible jail time
• Charges dismissed against men accused of shooting at police chief
• Stepmother gets up to 18 years in girl's killing
• Drinks are on him - the dead guy in the car
• Ex-pro wrestler charged with second DWI in less than a month
• Women dies in wreck with school bus
• Former state senator charged with assault
• Cummings heads down the street to face Graham
• Just dropping in: N.C. State coach plans parachute jump
• 7-foot recruit spurns Tar Heels, stays home in Iowa
• Commentary: Switching sides in prep football and other things
• New football coach looks to build foundation at N.C. Central
• Fail to report change of address – sex offender
• Statutory rape
• Fall elections approaching, though you wouldn't know it
• Tanger, Alamance Regional team up against breast cancer
• Jury finds man guilty of trespassing at business
• The Alamance Scene: daylillies and a diabetes walk
• Mentoring program seeks Purpose
• Reclassification could restrict some development along part of the Haw
• My son will win the race to a fishing hole
• Mysterious light over Southwest likely a fireball
• Trinity College removes Barbarian invader from Web
• Man using card at ATM identified, arrested
• Week 3 of SoConversation with beat writers talking football
• Wreck ruled accident
• Man banned from hunting worldwide in plea deal
• Stepmom pleads guilty in disabled girl's murder
• FedEx Ground quietly opens sorting hub
• N.C. probes flier attacking Wake school candidates
• Sinkhole growing in Jacksonville
• Elon prepares backup plan at quarterback
• ‘Hometown’ Elvis offered hunka fund-raising entertainment
• Trade agreements a big factor in lost U.S. jobs
• Man accused of double murder plans to use insanity as defense
• New teacher of the year knows she has a tough act to follow
• Alamance Economic Development Foundation targets jobs with $1.6 million campaign
• Schools Little Leaders are standing tall
• The Alamance Scene: Good eatin' fund-raisers
• Message in a bottle: Product echoes Burllington's past
• Town asks state to OK slowing down drivers on section of Cook Road
• Let's Go for Sept. 15-22, 2011
• Country newcomers River City Gang bring a swagger to annual festival
• Village Arts Fair will be Sept. 23-25
• Mother, daughter to exhibit artwork
• Stone Circles' fourth anniversary is Saturday
• Obama brings jobs sales pitch to N.C.
• 'The Odd Couple' great for a few laughs
• Milton Hall is Artist of the Month at Harrison's restaurant
• Country music pioneer Wade Mainer dies at 104
• Caswell man charged in stabbing
• Local pianist wants to say 'thank you' with a free concert
• Greg Hawks & Bluemont Road plan on playing 'hard-driving' bluegrass at Musical Chairs show
• County SAT scores decline; state, nation also on downward trend
• Bomb threat leads to evacuation of people from courthouse
• Police: Suspect broke into home, stole car
• 71-year-old offers water, beaten with own cane
• Man, woman face charges after date
• Sept. 11 memorial fire truck making stop in N.C.
• Burlington wine shop plans medical fundraiser
• Overweight? It may not be your fault
• Orange County Library to hold food events
• Jazebel's to be featured on 'North Carolina Weekend'
• Demon Deacons look for defensive domination
• Blue Devils aim to change outlook
• Barrier-breaking Marines deserve recognition
• More leaders should show the wisdom of Solomon
• Keep the coins, lose the $1 notes
• Felony larceny
• Careful use of methadone critical
• Man found guilty in 1976 rape approved for parole
• Elon quickly addresses incidents involving racial slurs
• Going down: Lake Cammack will be closed due to declining water level
• Elon again gets high marks in U.S. News and World Report rankings
• University High School coming into focus
• Legislature votes to put gay marriage ban for constitution on May ballot
• Schools name new assistant principal at Graham High School
• Healthy audience: Burlington business gets national attention
• This secret was safe, until now
• Woman hospitalized after hit by her own car
• Water level at Lake Cammack reaches new low
• Judge to look at help Edwards aide gave to feds
• Audit: N.C. could be overpaying in health claims
• FEMA: $12 million approved for N.C. Irene relief
• Bachmann coming to Pinehurst in this month
• Tubing on the Dan River leaves behind one problem -- trash
• Coastal park fund-raiser honors fallen Navy SEAL
• Wake eyes mental health authority
• Elon cornerback backs up prediction with interception
• Tar Heels' Jones collects ACC honor
• Tar Heels aim for takeaways on defense
• 9/11's unfounded conspiracy theories
• In times of crisis, we must keep pushing forward
• Graham leaders pass the buck on officer’s conduct
• Cohen’s death accidental: Quarterback took grandmother’s pain medication
• School board tackles walk zones
• Supporters rally for marriage amendment
• Haw River Trail has grown a lot in five years
• Coyotes have neighbors concerned
• Hoedown will benefit Allied Churches
• Local anti-drug group gets federal grant
• Two charged after man assaulted with chair
• The love of KJ continues: Family marks child's death with fund-raiser
• The Alamance Scene: It's time for fish frys
• State court eyes players appeal in Northern Guilford basketball case
• House committee OKs gay marriage proposal
• College beer sales coming to a head?
• Eating at home is cheaper, can be lower in calories, too
• Are lost tooth and body pain linked?
• Resource Fair to be held at Burlington City Park
• Benefit for African women farmers will be Sept. 14
• Company fined in Greensboro carnival fatality
• DNC launches ad campaign backing jobs plan
• State lawmakers return to discuss gay marriage amendment
• Judge to hear innocence claims from two murder suspects
• Baptist Hospital sues fired worker and whistle-blower
• The jobs plan: Call it 'stimulus lite'
• Bohn makes it right on second chance at Ace
• Burlington man shoots 59 to win Brookwood Amateur
• Looking back and ahead, America remembers 9/11
• Burlington's sirens and bells honor 9/11 heroes
• Burlington man charged with assault
• Political roundup
• Burlington's sirens and bells honor 9/11 heroes
• Real People: Volunteer coach retires
• Open and shut: Upscale restore set to open by November
• The 9/11 generation
• Counting crime in the county
• Wenzel-Misenheimer
• Hoxie-Schol
• Foust-Murray
• Vestal-Collins
• Rice-Ashby
• Parker's novel is a love affair with words: Take time to savor them
• N.C. author plans visit to May Memorial
• 40 years and counting: New season brings about milestone anniversary for The Gallery Players
• Good news, bad news for Elon with victory in home opener
• Tar Heels turn away Rutgers
• Duke's demise: It's all Luck for Stanford
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Sept. 11: Lincoln blocks a general, Battle of Lexington.
• Editorial: Beyond 9/11: Yes, we''re different but stronger
• Hard pressed, but not crushed
• Open Forum / Sept. 11, 2001 memories
• Sidebar: Wake Forest receiver comes up big in one half vs. Wolfpack
• Sidebar: Wake Forest receiver comes up big in one half vs. Wolfpack
• Alamance County Historic Courthouse opens to public
• Train ride is a memorable experience
• Find out how to earn your GED
• Elon University releases employment study
• Alamance County license office closed on Thursday
• Helping the homeless
• Sounds of September set to begin
• EMS and Fire Department policies and procedures changes after 9/11
• Faith continues to be a binding force
• After 9/11
• Burton wins while York gains on Beggarly to set up showdown for Ace crown
• Phoenix seeks football foundation for 60 minutes
• Tar Heels' Renner sets high bar, seeks record in second start
• Demon Deacons, Wolfpack look for new set of highlights
• Blue Devils hope luck is on their side vs. Stanford
• Ups and downs: Timely tributes, cool kindness and Riddle's got his number
• New memory from the old picture box
• Teaching the memories
• Football scores
• On hectic first day, FAA manager shut down all U.S. flights
• Airport saw immediate change after 9/11
• A move to squash litterbugs in Graham?
• Remembering 9/11
• Bat bugs are not as big an issue as bed bugs
• Sex offender charged with giving wrong address
• Alamance-Burlington students honor local heroes
• The Alamance Scene: adopt a cat or play bingo
• Application period open for farmland preservation program
• City council holding another round of community meetings
• Movies in the Park will show 'Soul Surfer'
• Grove Winery's sixth annual Crafts in the Grove is Sept. 10-11, 2011
• Missing man found in New Jersey
• Reports: Bank of America considers huge job cuts
• Ex-auditorium manager charged with embezzling
• Cummings heads across town to Williams; Graham at Eastern
• Gallery Players sets auditions for 'South Pacific'
• Friends of the Library fall book sale begins today
• Things look good for the ugly
• Moms, take care of yourself first, then the kids
• Suspension impacts Elon's depth at receiver
• Ex-Bull dumps Durham into big playoff hole
• Tar Heels teams hold No. 1 rankings in soccer
• Demon Deacons aim to finish job on defense
• Caution: You may be the victim of a scam
• Buy American, help re-create jobs
• DOT to close Orange County interstate lane, ramp near Buckhorn Road
• United Way dedicates house, kicks off campaign
• Boundary talks between Alamance and Guilford may pick up again
• Car fire doesn't spread to nearby gas tanks
• Man charged with DWI on bicycle
• Father charged with fraudulent use of his child's Social Security number
• City ready to borrow for Jordan Lake Rules implementation
• Harrowing experience, during and after
• North Main cruisers will do it again on Saturday
• Rape charges dropped
• The Alamance Scene: reunions and a dog splash
• Commissioners won't move meetings to courthouse
• Week 2 of SoConversation with beat writers talking football
• Photo of Robert E. Lee fetches $23,000 for charity
• We're looking for some young writers
• John Edwards campaign finance trial delayed
• UNC loses 3,000 workers after budget
• Bulls say they're relaxed, but they falter in playoff opener
• Man gets 16 months for pretending to be Marine
• Teens & Twenties seeks members
• Artists being sought for BAL's 28th annual arts competition
• Concert to raise money for Harry Cohen Memorial Fund
• Benefit show for injured home-schooled grad is Saturday
• Country hoedown to raise funds for lung cancer research
• BADA to pay tribute to 9/11 anniversary
• 'Let Freedom Ring!' tribute set for Saturday
• Kathy Alderman is BAL's featured artist this month
• 'Book' sale has lots to choose from
• New CD gives Warren, Bodle & Allen renewed energy
• Gallery Players begins 40th season with 'Odd Couple'
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 9-8-11
• Duke running backs find hard-hitting edge
• Standing tall: Elon QB shows mettle amid pressure to start season
• Former Tar Heels coach Bunting hurts for alma mater
• Wolfpack blacks out Wake Forest opener
• Reading and ready
• Assault
• Obtaining property by false pretense
• Assault by strangulation
• Larceny of a motor vehicle
• Interstate crash snarls morning commute
• Obama honors NASCAR drivers at White House
• Complaints about officer aired at Graham council meeting
• Local lottery player "finally" wins $1 million
• School board talks about strategic plan
• Public hearing set on industrial ordinance
• Commissioners won't move meetings to courthouse
• Sex offender charged with using Facebook
• Several local events mark 9/11 anniversary
• Meals on Wheels still needs your votes
• Moore now oldest inmate on North Carolina's death row
• Warning: The GPS is not your mom
• UNC files motion to dismiss in McAdoo case
• Erskine Bowles joins Facebook board
• Appalachian St. soccer coach found dead
• After Irene, N.C. warns farmers to have corn tested
• County set to consider incentives for Ferraro Foods Inc.
• Pentagon ups threat level at bases ahead of 9-11
• Plane crash kills former Carolina Hurricanes player
• Woman charged with taking $60,000 from job
• Interstate lanes reopen after wreck
• Car flips on railroad track in Mebane
• Point of View Gallery's featured artist likes working with metal
• $2 Dinners: Make your own ground beef 'helper' at home
• Elon to retire Riddle's No. 16
• Blue Devils look for redo after disappointing opener
• Elon fits in for Gamecocks before Littlejohn, Rupp
• Despite roster fluctuations, Durham Bulls stay sharp heading into playoffs
• Feds make bad call on cellphone merger
• Open Forum letter opened a can of worms
• Fox column about Open Forum letters is right
• Thanks to community for support after recent tragedy
• Man asks council to appeal decision against tree downing
• County set to consider incentives for Ferraro Foods Inc.
• Program aims for culture of kindness
• Marshals charge Burlington man with statutory rape
• Wreck blocks interstate, sets car on fire
• Grant will boost community college program
• Cook Road project cuts close to Elon park
• Sides galvanize over same-sex marriage ban
• Cool to be kind: Students get a message about the dangers of bullying
• Lightning strike leads to house fire
• The Alamance Scene: reunion and country ham supper
• Coming out of the shoe closet
• Wake Forest QB is OK to play vs. N.C. State
• A quacker-jack of a tomato
• Sept. 11 section
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• Find a blood drive near you to donate blood
• Sept. 11 Digital Archive
• Woman says GPS led her onto railroad
• We want your Sept. 11 memories
• Lee's remnants cause twisters, flooding in South
• Ferry service resumes to Hatteras Island
• Tar Heels lose fullback Ramsay to knee injury
• Defense set early tone for Wolfpack's season
• Seldom anything fair about it
• A new job description
• Elon woman charged with giving alcohol to teenagers, one hospitalized
• Missing woman found, uninjured
• Briefcase found at ground zero by man with Burlington ties in Smithsonian
• CROP Walk season is here
• Severe weather watches in effect
• Ace Speedway sets makeup date for Labor Day races
• ACC retiree logs more than 2,000 miles on Appalachian Trail
• What's up with the stressed-out South?
• County Courthouse to be dedicated Saturday
• Hospice dedicates new welcome center to Boswell
• Alamance County product protects military, recreational ships
• Terrell leaves Wake Forest after DWI arrest
• Coast Guard rescues two boaters off coast
• Success stories happen when all aspects of training are applied
• 'Hermit' looks for relief from ulcerative colitis
• Triad native played role in stopping attack
• 1802 duel to be re-enacted in New Bern
• Ace gears up for another big Modifieds holiday show
• Burlington's Tate picked up by NFL's Bengals after cut by Patriots
• Ex-Elon player propels Johnson City to Appalachian League title
• Angelou is late to comment over King inscription
• Open Forum should remain open for all
• DWI
• Possession of a firearm by felon
• Breaking and entering
• Burlington man charged with shooting at deputy, others
• Burlington to flush water lines this week
• Real People: Cannady a 'superhero' in cancer fight
• Open & Shut: Graham's new restaurant, recording studio, Mayberry West closes
• More fundraising, candidate filings precede 2012 election season
• What about the underemployed? Unemployment rates only tell part of the story
• Thompson-Howard
• Routh-Owen
• Black-Cottrell
• Gantos-Braddy
• Debut novelist, veteran author deliver decent books
• Intense & in shape: CrossFit club pushes athletes, fitness enthusiasts to the max
• Oh baby: It's a big day before big game for Tar Heels' Jones
• Tar Heels feel better after new beginning in football
• N.C. State finally pushes away Liberty
• Richmond kicks aside Duke in opener
• Guilford College wins in coach's debut
• Lapped car derails Fogleman at Ace Speedway
• Vanderbilt pulls away after Elon keeps it close
• Sour notes to end on: Vanderbilt pulls away after Elon hangs close
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Sept. 4: Why the Wait?
• Addicted to Tropical Update
• Newspaper ‘s editorial advocates harming at-risk children
• Ump-Bashers Anonymous
• DWI
• Cocaine possession
• Assault
• Duh! A simple way for the fed to save money
• Around the schools: big classes, free computers, board retreat
• Hospice event will remember deceased pets
• Better chances of local rain could help drought
• Elections board won't release names in voter fraud case
• Alamance County leads region in retail sales
• Linville Falls offers breathtaking views
• Williams quarterback's funeral draws large turnout
• Football scores
• Tar Heels to make tricky next steps
• Duke tries to shake bite of Richmond's recent visits
• Wolfpack's new era starts with Glennon taking snaps
• Phoenix to find out how it stacks up with SEC team
• Durham Bulls clinch divisional title
• Two-QB attack carries Eagles past Patriots
• Warriors overcome Cummings in fourth quarter
• Bulldogs find a way in emotional victory
• Ups and Downs: Somber series of events; growing grads; and part of a fearless crew
• Saving our most-trusted employees
• Tweet scores from football games!
• Quarterback's family thanks community for "outpouring of love"
• Man pleads guilty to Graham home invasion
• Whining about right-wing does nothing to address problems
• Commissioners should think carefully before making change
• Sex offender pleads guilty to using online aliases
• Declining gas prices greet Labor Day travelers
• Pre-need contracts at center of funeral home probe
• Ground breaks on AKG facility bringing 90 jobs
• On a scale of 1 to 10 …
• Woman sentenced in decapitation of boyfriend
• Sense of fear lingers in Oklahoma on 9/11 anniversary
• Ruling means big Mass. tobacco award could double
• Progress Energy to make big job cuts in Raleigh
• Fish dying as Irene debris robs river of oxygen
• UNC's Confederate statue 'Silent Sam' draws new protest
• Last of Confederate monument removed
• DMV closes Robeson County office amid fraud charge
• Western travels to Cummings; Graham hosts Williams
• N.C. county won't ask job seekers about convictions
• Councilman hot over Irene outages charged
• Beware of babies on the prowl
• Understanding the mind of a toddler isn't difficult
• Elon receiver sets sights on Hudgins' lofty records
• Senior softball nationals prepare for return to Burlington
• Orange squeezes Wake Forest with late rally to win opener in OT
• Same sex marriage and politics as usual
• State Senate Page Program a rewarding experience
• Common decency demands we help those less fortunate
• Fair Tax is the route to fixing our economic situation
• Man charged in marijuana growing operation
• Hundreds attend vigil for Williams quarterback, Graham teen
• Group pushes school bus stop safety
• Elon, Burlington begin discussions on annexation line
• Strange foods? We've got 'em.
• The Alamance Scene: recovery month and breast cancer support
• T-shirts will benefit late quarterback's family
• N.C. damage estimates from Irene near $150M
• Commentary: A football program in transition, Elon faces obstacles
• Debut of SoConversation with beat writers talking football
• City weighs Confederate flag-flying limits
• Multi-hued blooms give clock vine distinctive visage
• The open forum is also for matters of faith
• Post-9/11, emergency radios still not connected
• Brownsville firefighters to join 9/11 memorial ride
• Burlington police looking for armed robber
• Perdue requests two counties added to disaster list
• Lil John's Labor Day Mountain Music fest begins today
• A familiar face returns: Elvis tribute artists heads back for Musica Chairs
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 9-1-11
• Winners from Flying Dove's kid art show announced
• Annual book sale set for Sept. 9-20
• Teen to Teen Theatre will present 'Mirror Image'
• Saxapahaw Artists Gallery readies for 1st Friday event
• Music Festival & Campout begins today
• Triad Stage begins new season with thrilling 'Dial M for Murder'
• Organ recital set for Sunday at Elon
• Carousel Festival selects River City Gang as headliners
• Prepping for grieving foe, Graham faces challenge
• Wake Forest hopes to leave struggles behind
• A football program in transition, Elon faces obstacles
• Breaking and entering a motor vehicle
• Breaking and entering
• Breaking and entering
• Drugs
• DWI
• Vigil planned for Cohen, Graham teen who also died this week
• N.C. State students paint tribute to Williams quarterback
• Snyder, longtime leader of Elon Homes for Children, dies
• Soldier from Caswell killed in Afghanistan
• Service for Williams quarterback set for Saturday
• A different kind of okra
• Trip to Gastonia may be first of many for county leaders
• Southbound I-85 near Durham closed by wreck; detour in place
• Column: Those boys of summer are now gone
• The Alamance Scene: music and a golf tournament for good causes
• Video tribute to Harry Cohen
• Man charged with breaking and entering, rape in Orange County
• Man charged with extortion after threatening UNC students
• Man hurt defending dog from rummaging bear
• Police identify mother of dead bathroom baby
• Burlington man faces car title forgery charge
• Eating disorders can affect small children, too
• Duke quarterback Connette looks to make opening impact
• Battle of Mr. Nice Guys includes Wake Forest coach Grobe
• Burlington Royals end tough season with road loss
• Elon linebacker appears fit, ready to hit after painful season
• It was fun once again to drag Main in Burlington
• Christians are commanded to spread the Word
• Right-wing propaganda mills and education
• A life taken far too soon
• Obtain property by false pretense
• teacher headed to work killed when car explodes
• Trial over ownership of Edwards sex tape delayed
• Memorial fund established after Cohen's death
• GOP talks up marriage amendment
• Power back for county
• Fire burns Clay Court home
• Quarterback's smile, athleticism remembered
• 'Cycling Home from Siberia' a challenging read
• Red mulberry a fascinating tree
• No one is always right
• The Alamance Scene: work out in Pleasant Grove and play golf in Graham
• Barber marks 100th birthday by going to work
• Drop off supplies for military members and their families
• Appeals court stays judge's decision on Michael Dorman murder case
• Graham reports untreated sewage spill
• Baba Booey! Pranksters find WRAL, Weather Channel during Irene coverage
• Got any storm damage photos?
• Thousands still without power in state
• More charges filed against middle school coach
• Commentary: In terms of experience, Elon coach fits right in
• Wolfpack regroups on defensive line
• Tar Heels uncover potential gem in defensive end Martin
• Former N.C. State football player takes pride in ACC championship ring
• Donnan's settlement with firm in doubt
• Hurricane Irene wasn't historic but a lot could be learned from it
• Williams quarterback Harry Cohen passes away
• Yanceyville man charged with shooting man in face
• Nelson, a sign painter, veteran and much more, dies at 105
• Severe thunderstorm knocks out power in Alamance County
• Haw River mayor hospitalized
• Former Williams coach refuses plea bargain
• Column: Driving rules for seniors deserve another look
• The Alamance Scene: newcomers and Chevelles
• Loose clothes just one way to tell if you're losing weight
• Insulinomas are rare pancreatic tumors
• Man drops cigarette, starts fire
• Man wanted in N.C. killing shot to death in standoff
• Six N.C. dead from Irene identified
• Wife accused of stabbing husband
• Williams waits, prays for star quarterback
• City seeks input on pedestrian plan
• N.C. fugitive on child sex charges nabbed in W.Va.
• Hurricane Irene leads to at least 26 deaths
• Police looking for three suspects involved in armed robbery
• Investor accused of fraud holds estate sale
• Two women bare breasts at anti-topless rally
• Amtrak resumes train service in North Carolina
• Power outages from Irene fall below 300,000 in N.C.
• Williams High football quarterback hospitalized
• Johnson City rallies past Burlington Royals
• Parent-child golf tourney attracts newcomers, long-time entrants
• New Elon football coach learning on the job
• Visionaries like Steve Jobs in short supply
• Government at stake, not party loyalties
• Cabarrus County Republicans to pick state representative's successor
• Did you feel it? Alamance residents take part in earthquake survey
• Open & Shut: Restaurant has new chef, cafe new venture, counselor new office
• Alamance Regional bought land for office in Graham
• Real People: Brother and sister spend summer overseas helping others
• Alamance ABC stores celebrate 50 years
• Irene's impact state by state
• Building entrepreneurs, empowering communities
• Ward
• Simpson-Coble
• Miles
• Mattox-Trogdon
• Miller-Pleasant
• Series sweep caps Burlington Royals' home schedule
• Parent-Child golf tourney brings good times, laughs
• Royal Weddings: Burlington players set for offseason bliss
• Watch out for speed Trapp: Royals infielder leads league
• Williams grad experiences national title in crew with Yale
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Aug. 28: Grant's rise, a daring proclamation.
• State shouldn't take on role of parents
• Mill Hill Kids have grown up, check them out
• Cemetery owners are taking advantage of vulnerable people
• Finding forgiveness for those who took swimming pool
• Student for a lifetime
• Answering the big question
• Drugs
• Larceny
• DWI
• Dare County floods; officials checking homes
• Irene churns up coast, weaker but still ferocious
• Bankruptcy: What you need to know
• Cruising Main brings back memories
• Wind takes down tree in Mebane
• We Checked It Out: Graham man is upset about tax bill
• New Bern billboard falls striking man in head
• Hurricane Irene at a glance
• #ncirene Twitter feed
• Irene rips roofs on Goldsboro mall, civic center
• Cruising Main Street to continue as planned
• Elon gets escalator and earthquake all in the same week
• Cousins dig up time capsule
• Movie downtown rescheduled due to weather
• Irene heads north after lashing North Carolina coast
• Three hurricane-related fatalities reported so far in North Carolina
• Ups and Downs: Admirable admission; debt deficit; and shall we say it -- 'goodnight Irene'
• Man pinned under overturned SUV is rescued, hospitalized
• Burlington man stabbed, suspect in custody
• Royals discover something to savor with chance at series sweep
• Duke completes unbeaten exhibition tour in China, Dubai
• Tar Heels cancel football fan event
• Beggarly dodges yellow flags in Late Models victory at Ace
• Identity theft
• Panel sees a county without an economic identity
• Woman following GPS drives into school bus
• Paying attention to GPS catalyst for wreck
• From 40 different states, new Elon students hit campus
• Miller, Price could square off in new district primary
• Unclaimed ticket sold in Caswell is worth $200,000
• DSS worker charged with fraud fired from job
• City ready for more line flushing
• County jobless rate dropped in July
• Time was, Sundays were special
• Gibsonville man charged with break-in
• The Alamance Scene: Saturday events cancelled
• County sees slight decrease in unemployment rate
• That's one big melon
• Irene brings rain, heavy seas to coast
• Romantic thriller keeps readers in search of 'Justice'
• Responsibility for patients’ well-being missing these days
• Our nation built upon a complex set of goals, values
• SBI: Stun gun used on man who died in arrest
• Carolina Chocolate Drops get back their sense of timing
• Guilford County commissioners approve incentives for Honda
• Hurricane Irene's effects begin being felt in N.C.
• Tonight's action
• Former alcohol chief convicted of felony fraud
• Spoiler alert: Chick flicks are all the same
• School has begun, so let the kids do their homework
• Royals' Ridings finds perfect remedy for Burlington team's slide
• Mebane man’s murder charge dismissal halted
• Burlington man charged with trafficking cocaine
• Nightmare on the I-95 corridor: Irene could create havoc from North Carolina to New York
• First day of school: Learning their way around
• Waiting for the inside scoop on schools
• Mebane man killed in ATV accident
• Email leads to police presence on Cook Road
• Mebane man killed in ATV wreck
• Locals prepare to help out Carolina coast
• The Alamance Scene: seeking relatives and preserving heritage
• Another DSS worker faces fraud charges
• New words in the Merriam-Webster dictionary
• Jail inmates charged with extorting junk food
• Perdue declares state of emergency ahead of Irene
• Buffett invests $5 billion in Bank of America
• Woman falls asleep, slows traffic for an hour
• Johnson City roughs up Burlington Royals to complete series sweep
• Documents: Suspect admits part in teen girl's slaying
• American Legion duped by fake Marine at tourney
• Man dies after Fayetteville police try arrest
• N.C. House leader: Pay sterilization plan's victims
• City lifts highway tolls for hurricane evacuees
• Evacuations begin in N.C. ahead of Irene
• Wilson steps to forefront of Elon quarterback race
• Hip Pocket to play Musical Chairs series on Friday
• SteelDrivers revisit Lil John's music fest
• Preserving Our Heritage Festival set for Saturday
• Good sounds = good times
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 8-25-11
• Jill Scott puts on a sultry show in Raleigh
• Christian singer Shaun Groves plans Burlington show
• Beach music concert set for Saturday
• From hardwood to hardball: Royals outfielder once roomed with Tar Heels star before pursuing baseball
• Prep football rivalry forces father, son to face off
• Trafficking
• Carowinds plans new ride
• UPDATED: Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO
• Police find body of man missing since April in his back yard shed
• Cemetery's fees rub funeral homes wrong way
• Is a mile and a half too far for a first-grader to walk?
• Move-in day could mean heavy traffic on Elon campus
• Town of Elon begins search for a police chief
• Rain from Irene? We can only hope.
• Column: a tsunami, now that's scary
• County's emergency federal funds slashed
• N.C. building review finds few quake problems
• Burlington man charged in 11 breaking and entering cases
• City agrees to annex schools' new tech center
• Search on for hidden damage after quake
• R.E.M. likes Chapel Hill chorus
• Great fall foliage predicted for mountains
• Evacuations begin on Hatteras ahead of Irene
• Holiday Band set for Thrusdays at Seven series
• Court Square Cook Off and Car Show will be Oct. 1
• $2 Dinners: Pack school lunches that are fun, healthy and inexpensive
• One feeding many: Farmhands gather at the table of this Cook of the Month
• Back to School for Burlington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Burlington Royals appear in good shape until Johnson City breaks loose
• Patience pays off for Bassett at Ace
• Did you feel that?
• Back to school ... already?
• Brave fight proved an inspiration to family and friends
• Drivers simply ignore the posted speed limits
• Why would an unbiased media overlook Ron Paul?
• Irene weakens but remains big threat to N.C.
• Clearing a path to a pedestrian plan
• East Coast rocked by strongest quake since 1944
• Alamance felt earthquakes in the 1800s
• East Coast earthquake stunning, but not destructive
• A day when Alamance County asked: "What was that?"
• Drivers beware: Students return to schools on Thursday
• Defensive stance: Need to teach women self-protection sparks martial arts teacher
• New principals named at two Alamance schools
• Alamance Scene: Humane society indoor yard sale
• Three win Elon's highest honor
• You can't lose some memories
• Governor says N.C. getting prepared for Irene
• Irene: Plywood and canceled vacations in Carolinas
• What to do during an earthquake
• Tests: No illegal drugs in Winehouse death
• Trial delayed for man in elderly couple's deaths
• Police say man died in ocean rescue
• Charges added in shooting of football teammates
• Irene marks first big U.S. threat in years
• Pro wrestler crashes car, faces DWI charge
• Not senior skip day, but it looks that way for Elon football team
• Royals pitcher rolls, with no reward vs. Johnson City
• Elon basketball teams complete tours of Europe
• Area-based boxer looks for more chances on world stage
• Simpson comes a long way, now he'll be scrutinized more
• DOJ should clean its own house before wasting time here
• Hurricane season starts to heat up
• Thanks to community for their support in troubled time
• New law protecting animals can’t help unless others do their part
• School board's goal: Broad student access to activities
• North Carolina could be in Irene's path
• One killed in Monday wreck on N.C. 54
• Vehicle strikes chiropractic office
• The Alamance Scene: hoedown and a reunion
• Lawson's hearing delayed again
• Stray thoughts while pondering 9/11
• Coble will decide on future at the end of the year
• Animal shelter offering half-off adoption fees
• Sicilian Kiss
• Poor posture while training to blame for neck tightness
• Tremor must be identified
• N.C. horse falls victim to mosquito-borne ailment
• Newspaper photo allegedly connects man to crime
• Man robbed after hitching a ride
• Defense case delayed in nursing home shooting trial
• Hillsong United brings unique worship experience to Greensboro
• Journey keeps concertgoers 'Believin’
• Mortician's hearing delayed again
• What do we owe?
• City honors local man with Harold Williams Day
• Cruising returns Saturday
• Puerto Rico cleans up after Hurricane Irene
• Delivering a new message in Washington
• Police: Man faces charges after threatening people with sword
• Gawkers outnumber advocates at topless protest
• Judge faces misconduct hearing in DWI sentence
• Shops in military town fear off-limits list
• Lowe's to buy back up to $5 billion of its shares
• Fraud trial to begin for ex-ABC official
• Ex-Elon shortstop set for return with Appalachian League team
• N.C. State captain to miss games with injury
• Burlington Royals go deep to beat Kingsport
• Wyndham notes: ACC influence continues in tourney
• Simply Simpson: Wake Forest alum keeps faith, wins Wyndham Championship
• Flee/elude arrest with motor vehicle
• Financial card theft
• Habitual impaired driving
• DWI
• Nonprofits still struggling
• Open & Shut: Burgers, blinds and bummed boarders
• Gambling with education and cards
• Real People: Witnessing in the Big Apple
• Mebane Street construction nearly complete
• Tropical Storm Irene expected to become a hurricane, threaten east coast
• Walmart buying cucumbers from Zebulon supplier these days
• Questions surround coursework of former UNC football player
• Donations for veterans/troops being accepted
• Conservators Center plans adoption event in September
• UNC-TV plans documentary based on Mangum book
• 'Robopocalypse' will make you think about electronics differently
• Faces in the crowd: Couple finds a hobby collecting Pez dispensers
• Brown-Langley
• Wyrick-Cobb
• Vellani-Barer
• Garner-Scott
• Parks-Collie
• Crawford-Jewett
• Simpson weaves way to top entering final round of Wyndham Championship
• Fall previews: Elon teams carry high hopes
• Pettersson pushes into contention at Wyndham Championship
• Elon lineman relishes return to football
• Kingsport outslugs Burlington Royals
• Homecoming games work well for Bulls standout
• Dufner takes misfortune in stride, but not into another final round
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Aug. 21: Homefront Help, Amphibious Assault.
• Seward-Johnson exhibit has major impact on community
• Slow down, enjoy the ride on University Drive
• Letter wrongly besmirched character of prior sheriff
• Shattered beyond recognition
• The brave new world
• Get ready to rumble!
• Larceny by employee
• DWI
• Before you hit the road ...
• Visit to Fisher House was a blessing
• Remember when texting didn't exist?
• Alamance County Rescue Unit volunteer is a hero in Chapel Hill
• Teens sound off about favorite video games
• We Checked It Out: Should Cook Road limits be dropped?
• Not on MY bucket list
• No place to go
• Young steers clear of damage in Modifieds at Ace Speedway
• Gainey makes gains despite gripes at Wyndham Championship
• Ups aand downs: Standing room only at the shelter; spending on security and a salute to our Teens and 20s staff
• Junior Police Academy makes a difference
• Friday night scores
• Elon U. gets National Science Foundation grant
• Cutest Kids Contest - Contests Page Promo
• Residents have complaints about business' dumpster
• ABSS teachers rally for back-to-school
• Officials: Don't forget shots for sixth-graders
• Man accused of stealing, crashing plane under $1 million bond
• Mills, accused in double murder, appears in court
• Richardson finishes two rounds of Wyndham at even par
• Bank of America to cut 3,500 jobs
• State unemployment rate pushes into double figures
• Tweet scores from football games!
• Two Fort Bragg soldiers face teen murder charges
• Revamp, realign and redeem
• The rite of fall
• Warm ocean waters kick up waterspouts off N.C. (w/videos)
• School leader demoted to class keeps six-figure pay
• Police: Woman fatally shot boyfriend, then herself
• Police looking for suspect in series of break-ins
• An interesting problem has one set of parents 'going in circles'
• This seems to be a dead-end script for cursive
• Richardson pushes for patience on greens
• Bluefield scores go-ahead run, giving Royals no chance to answer
• Old guard rears up at Wyndham
• Par-5 holes offer thrills at Wyndham Championship
• Videos of waterspouts shot off the North Carolina coast
• Troopers: please slow down when it rains
• City honors local man with Harold Williams Day
• Richardson looks for repeat and more in Wyndham encore
• Icelandic presence pops up in Wyndham tournament
• Joyriding in an airplane?
• Judge won't delay his decision in discarded bones case
• Alleged plane thief in custody
• Low water suspends recreation at Lake Cammack
• Go ahead and make their day
• Authorities missed suspect in plane theft in Durham on Wednesday
• Women plan protest for right to go topless
• American flag taken down from pole in waterway
• Man's body found in neighborhood retention pond
• Three-year-old boy run over by lawn mower
• Man accused of hitting officer turns himself in
• Prosecutors seek appeal in discarded bones case
• 'Singin' in the Rain' is a glorious feeling
• Alamance Chorale seeks singers to join group
• Josh Lambert Band heads outdoors for Musical Chairs
• Big Something's debut CD receives accolades
• Featured artist enjoys experimenting with watercolors
• BAL plans Make It & Take It event
• 'The Merry Carousel' rides to life
• Back to School Blast set for Saturday in downtown Burlington
• Resident hopes lemonade stand raises funds for a worthy cause
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 8-18-11
• Village at Brookwood will hold arts fair
• Richardson looks for repeat and more in Wyndham encore
• Commentary: Miami mess meshes with Tar Heels' troubles
• Icelandic presence pops up in Wyndham tournament
• Bluefield beats Burlington despite Royals' early homer
• Kind act from Scott keeps York in Ace chase
• Field of dreamers: Golfers take last shot at playoff spots in Wyndham
• Runaway teen returns home
• Local homeless shelter sees population jump
• Jury convicts sex offender for moving, not alerting sheriff
• Nebraska jail adopts two cats for inmates
• Officials clean up toilet-papered Idaho river
• The Alamance Scene: lemonade and souvlaki
• Judge dismisses case after witness gives conflicting testimony
• Dogs test their herding instinct at local farm
• Column: Trip to visit wounded troops was eye-opening
• Elon gowns go green with recycled material
• Fall writers workshop approaches
• Alleged pilot in crash named, still on the run
• Trustee gives $13.6 million to Duke library
• Couple plans to wed at Carowinds roller coaster
• Search on for suspects in Tuesday night assault
• Yes, eating seafood really is good for you
• Defending Wyndham champion embraces role as tourney ambassador
• Richardson tees off Thursday afternoon, Friday morning
• Pro golf newcomer shares multiple stories
• UNCG women picked atop SoCon soccer poll
• Burlington Royals bash Bluefield
• All work and no pay
• Learning at home
• Obama is confounding, but so are his vicious critics
• Community Health Centers deserve support in state
• There is plenty wrong with the mental health picture
• DWI
• Break and enter motor vehicle
• False pretense
• Authorities mum on possible aircraft theft suspect; FAA probes crash
• Burlington man pleads guilty to fraud and financial crimes
• Family reunions and Hospice news
• Hospice store holds a special book sale
• Park-and-ride lot in Graham to open in fall
• Republican women hosting Supreme Court justice
• Sister cities group delays South Korea trip
• Davis' abrupt dismissal leads to tension at UNC
• The snappy answers I should have given
• Defense in N.C. terror case seeks to block witness
• EEOC sues, argues man on treatment should be hired
• N.C. man faces sex abuse charges from more than 25 years ago
• Ex-wife testifying in nursing home shooting trial
• Support for Palestinian statehood
• Tax reform long overdue
• Mebane man who carried bones in backpack could go free
• Guilford loses solar farm to Florida
• Police: Crash nets $30,000 in hidden drugs
• Rowan commissioner pleads guilty to second DWI in three years
• Military towns lead N.C. in personal income growth
• Warrant: Fuel used to start fatal blaze
• Man accused of robbing store twice in three weeks
• Blue Devils will play under international rules in China, Dubai
• Wyndham Championship venue receives new touch
• Another year at Wake Forest results in outfielder joining Burlington team
• Burlington native makes Wyndham Championship field again
• Thome clubs home run No. 600
• Old courthouse reopening Sept. 10
• Former teacher, pastor sentenced for sex with student
• Elon Town Center is ready for students to arrive
• Community Collection Day coming up Sunday
• Law change won't meet altered 911 recordings in Alamance
• Right source, wrong town
• The Alamance Scene: book sale and a bloodmobile
• Elon Town Center is ready for students to arrive
• Man travels 1,400 miles for pizza
• Doctor, ex-Duke student suspected of killing of partner, son
• Shape up your glutes with squats, lunges
• Thrombocytosis worsens with time
• Judge: Medical records can be used in nursing home shooting trial
• Bank of America to sell Canadian card business
• Higher mileage and risk
• Check health matters prior to kindergarten
• Speed limit on University Drive needs another look
• Striped bass dying in record numbers at Jordan Lake
• Display cases latest addition to Orange museum
• Lobbying in progress on N.C. gay marriage amendment
• Danville player belts three homers vs. Burlington Royals
• Home Run Derby for softball sluggers produces repeat winners
• Outlook on Wyndham Championship
• Two lanes on Interstate 40 closed due to accident
• Open and shut: Wing Zone returns to Burlington
• Severe thunderstorms blow through region
• State could become exempt from federal AYP requirements
• Search on for runaway teen
• Real People: A community college student's love story
• Voter fraud in the radar
• Alamance County resident authors book
• Williamson-Allison
• Richardson-Brewer
• Reddick-Mahan
• Nicholson-Marshall
• Justice-Neal
• Hydrick-Newton
• Eck-Faucette
• McVey-Rakestraw
• Christie-esque murder mystery is a puzzle to enjoy
• Elvis tribute artists take their work seriously
• Whirlwind of commitments aids Wyndham Championship
• Durham Bulls' new shortstop brings more star power
• Drury's bat stays hot as Danville bashes Royals again
• Starter on Duke's offensive line suffers broken arm
• Un-Trapp-ed and undeterred
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Aug. 14: Second Wheeling Convention.
• Feature on Islamic faith offered misleading information
• Sheriff is doing a great job, deserves support
• A flawed system is the problem with NCAA accountability
• And that's how the whole thing started
• Save money by teaching yourself to play guitar
• Intervention: Help is best when it comes early
• Waiting … and waiting
• Budget cuts for Burlington Housing Authority
• Historic districts proposed for Mebane
• A closer look: Local municipalities legal work
• Beggarly gains ground in Ace title chase with Late Models victory
• Go-ahead home run helps spur Danville past Royals in Appalachian League
• Ups and downs: Classic cars, cruisin' and caught up in clogging
• Triscuit's tragic tale
• Car goes through front of Burlington restaurant
• United Way volunteers work on Habitat house
• Series of accidents snarls interstate traffic Friday evening
• Often the unplanned is the most memorable
• Leaf spot diseases common in hydrangea
• Housing authority adds security cameras
• Greensboro company moving to Whitsett, may be hiring
• High impact land use ordinance moves to commissioners
• New community health center opens in Caswell
• Elon's Brebbia opts for Yankees instead of senior season
• Some unions to skip 2012 Democratic convention
• Twain/Rogers for 2012!
• Full moon could hurt viewing of meteor shower (w/video)
• The Alamance Scene: Gallery Players and business women
• Jani Lane, lead singer of Warrant, found dead
• Musicians unite to help find stolen guitars
• Orange County seeks help in tackling top health problems
• Gunfire may have caused power loss for county
• Man hospitalized after shark bite off coast
• Thousands without power after fierce storms
• Nearly all of N.C. either dry or in drought
• Eno, Flaming Lips among big names at Moogfest
• Boys will be boys when it comes to killing bugs
• It seems those calorie counts are on the thin side
• Former Wake Forest great returns to athletic department
• Wolfpack lineman needs surgery, could miss opener
• Homers help Royals capture series at Greeneville
• Former Burlington catcher makes big arrival in majors
• York sets pace in qualifying for Home Run Derby
• Interim North Carolina football coach provides positive spins
• Nation’s road to ruin is one we are paving
• When did personal responsibility go out of style?
• Embezzlement
• Citizen forum highlights issues, sparks conversation
• Burlington police locate missing teen
• Tar Heels transfer Furr picks East Carolina instead of Elon
• Suspects back into front door, steal guns in Haw River
• First responders drill at water plant
• Police look for missing teen
• Local woman honored for work with families
• Some Open and Shut cases
• Senate districts aren't as competitive as they could be
• Mebane to close section of N.C. 119 in downtown
• Four killed in Afghanistan copter crash had N.C. ties
• The Alamance Scene: country breakfast and a family reunion
• New face of chimpanzee attack victim revealed
• Former police chief's fiancée dies; SBI on case
• Great Dismal Swamp fire grows, crosses into N.C.
• Clogging team doesn't move on in competition
• Confederate monument in Reidsville to be moved
• Cooper: Alleged squatter part of group accused of scamming homeowners
• Home contained vipers, cobras, Gila monsters
• Flooding forces road fixes, offers home buyouts
• Thomas Built Bus plant laying off 60 workers
• Full-moon tours offered at Hatteras lighthouse
• N.C. highway marker to be dedicated at Universalist Church
• Company Shops Market plans inaugural summer festival
• Compassionate Bikers' raffle to benefit Humane Society
• Alamance Battleground sets final 2nd Saturdays event
• Back-to-school giveaway event set for Sunday
• 'Something BIG' is headed for Musical Chairs
• August is kids' month at Flying Dove Studios
• Culture club: Elon men’s team set for international adventure
• Veteran driver misses breakthrough win but finds result to build on at Ace
• Minor leagues: Greeneville blanks Burlington Royals
• Burlington Royals put first player in big leagues
• Duke linebacker comes back in stride from knee surgery
• Council approves another drag on North Main
• School board considers travel policy
• Help solve the mystery of the Gibsonville School quilt
• Hot water leaves one Graham resident boiling mad
• That commotion at the water plant is a drill
• Looking for county natives on the lineup card
• Elon director receives award
• Ralph Scott Lifeservices names new CEO
• Donnan reaches settlement in lawsuit with company
• Washington & Lee acquires alum's Civil War diaries
• Medical examiner: Nursing home shooting victims may have lived for minutes
• Suspect in slaying of girl was in U.S. illegally
• Judge weighs N.C. funds cutoff of Planned Parenthood
• Davidson County to continue gassing animals
• Carolina beach towns to pay for inlet dredging
• Coupon craze tied to thefts of newspapers
• Hundreds seek protective Hepatitis A vaccine after possible exposure at restaurant
• Congressman resigning to become consultant
• Burlington leaders name interim attorney to replace Ward
• India Cain is the featured artist at Point of View Gallery
• Try these easy meals for back-to-school time
• Tar Heels boosters consider suing amid football fallout
• North Carolina picks search committe members for next AD
• Southern Conference seeks more financial benefits
• Duke basketball duo makes gains before foreign trip
• Story illustrates problem in abortion debate
• Electronic crosswalks on Mebane Street? Why?
• A puzzling question in Haw River water issue
• Attorney general warns of home-repair scam
• Former Burlington police officer pleads guilty to indecent liberties
• The Alamance Scene: working women and exercising seniors
• Judge: Evidence can be used in murder trial
• High Impact Land Use Ordinance will be taken up Thursday
• N.C.: Duke can spend $120 million on S.C. nuke plant
• Duke shuts down injured freshman Quinn Cook
• A few, well 22, rules to live by in summer
• Video: Chupacabra in Minnesota?
• N.C. SEAL killed in Afghan crash recalled as daring
• Couple indicted in death of Kinston mother
• New Elon women's coach on board, now there's an overseas trip
• Royals can't handle heat from fielding blunders
• Blue Devils take first steps of football season
• Deputy: Nursing home suspect wrote notes before shooting
• N.C. State mistakenly posts data about children online
• Concerned Citizens of Alamance to hold Thursday forum
• Forsyth to appeal prayer case to US Supreme Court
• Man charged with using boy as stun gun shield
• Turkey stands guard
• Heat advisory issued for 21 counties
• Man faces sex offender charges in Caswell
• N.C. Library has online exhibit about fair
• Man charged with manslaughter after horseplay leaves neighbor dead
• Police: Watch out for grandkid-in-trouble scam
• N.C. stocks take a massive plunge
• N.C. lottery considering in-store jackpot signs
• Royals can't handle heat from fielding blunders
• New Elon coach on board, now there's an overseas trip
• Blue Devils take season's first steps
• Trial of man accused of killing wife moved to September
• School board leaves field trip policy alone
• School board changes discipline policies
• Can't let your guard down for a second
• Whitsett farm wins orchard
• Sheriff's deputy involved in wreck
• Locals take their talents to national audience
• Farmers affected by storms eligible for aid
• AIG sues Bank of America for $10 billion over mortgages
• VA worker heads to prison for stealing vet IDs
• See specialist for rotoscoliosis
• Eating before, after training is up to you
• Army approves atheism-themed concert at Bragg
• AT&T to hire technicians in N.C.
• Woman shot by walking companion
• Coffee king becomes Krispy Kreme's top shareholder
• College reopens to students after April tornado
• Two arrested in N.C. girl's stabbing death
• Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber win Teen Choice Awards
• Another scorcher for Monday
• Summer school: Elon players study up on new concepts
• What happened to the party of less government?
• Sappelt delivers in big-league debut for Reds
• Letter-writer should not judge those who are unemployed
• Void of good fortune, Burlington Royals tumble to Kingsport
• Tea Party did not create the problem but exposed it
• Duke looks to expand brand in China, Dubai
• How they rank: N.C. colleges make Princeton Review list
• Real People: Satellite TV businessman changes with the times
• Open & Shut: Wine store now includes craft brews
• Many visit late governor's home during open house
• Council will discuss finding a new city attorney
• Column: State and national political round-up
• UPDATE: Children found unharmed after alleged vehicle theft
• Burlington police looking for shooter in attempted robbery
• Breakfast at the Carousel set for Aug. 20 at City Park
• 'Hypnotist' keeps the mind racing
• Elvis Presley tribute artist hopes to raise funds for children's museum
• Edgerton delivers another satisfying read with 'Night Train'
• Music, love lead man to North Carolina
• Saturdays are for sailing at Lake Mary Nell
• Haynes-Clayton
• Gantos-Braddy
• Pearl-Whitley
• Moore-Robertson
• Patterson-Gilliam
• Helms-Mills
• Burlington Royals reliever makes amends, but team loses
• Minor league notes: Murray hits stride in Royals' rotation
• Elon adds three pitchers for 2012
• Queries at QB for Elon: Newcomer adds to mix for Phoenix
• Wyndham Championship field takes shape - with Woods?
• Greene looks to make summer gains
• S. Alamance grad Sappelt called up to majors
• Position change could push Myers at faster clip in Kansas City system
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, Aug. 7: First combat west of the Mississippi
• Time heals all ... uh ... hmmm
• Think it, don't say it
• The price of freedom: Bond amounts depend on varied factors
• We checked it out: How safe is town's drinking water?
• Dogs, cats find homes during center's Lifesaver Challenge
• Church, paper and city will celebrate birthdays in 2012
• Around the Schools: North Graham students will sing at Royals game
• Taking the scenic route
• Camp has taught this counselor a lot
• 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' a heartwarming comedy
• Teens face interesting challenges while pursuing employment
• Teens & 20s writer shares affection for two countries
• Puzzle books aren't just for fun, anymore
• Ride will honor man's life while raising money for daughter
• SEALS involved in bin Laden operation among those killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash
• Indoor practice facility ready for Duke football team
• Tar Heels open practice, try to return focus to football field
• Pulaski's late rally adds to Burlington Royals' frustration
• Burton emerges from chaos to secure Late Models win at Ace
• False pretense
• Cocaine possession
• Homeowner arrested during break-in investigation
• 16-year-old killed in wreck on Cook Road
• Sharing the light: Image in beachcombing find illuminates
• Police cite 130 for speeding on North Church during crackdown Friday
• Fourth Street repaving issue surfaces in Mebane
• Demand for community college financial aid grows
• The Alamance Scene: Events at Cedarock Park
• County departments bank on new budgeting procedure to save money
• Military blood drive to be held at different location
• Tastes like chicken
• Steely Dan relies on classic hits to entertain sold-out crowd
• Judge orders mediation in SBI case
• Police remove 69 animals from house
• N.C. shoppers can save during tax-free holiday
• Commission: John Edwards' campaign must repay $2 million
• Big dogs take on even bigger job on Efland farm
• Alleged UNC Honor Court thief makes court appearance
• UNCG to cut 235 positions, looks for alternate funding
• Former minister sentenced in child porn case
• Gibsonville man wanted on drug and weapons charges nabbed in Rhode Island
• Oppressive heat lets up across much of NC
• Charity dog statue auction nets $1,000
• Don't get too psychological when trying to solve parenting problems
• Summer: It's just a stone's throw away
• Reshuffled Maui Invitational impacts Duke, UNC Greensboro
• Former Tar Heels linebacker stays low key on Hall of Fame
• Royals make victory interesting after holding 10-run lead
• Cold case file: Investigators take another look at Eastern Guilford High fire
• Nearly half of Alamance schools earn Progress label
• Case of kidnapped 13-year-old still unfolding
• Conks on trees a sign of wood rot
• Extending the summer survival regimen
• County inspections putting building permits online
• When young children can lead us
• Late governor's house up for auction
• FBI has chased hundreds of D.B. Cooper ghosts
• Va. Tech lifts campus alert after report of gunman
• The Alamance Scene: breakfast and a concert
• Stocks plunge as economic, Europe worries continue
• Drug smugglers find new use for kidney beans
• Forecasters see busy rest of hurricane season
• Ex-Duke student sues school over frat party assault case
• Michigan man charged in Alamance County rape
• With Death Cab for Cutie sometimes a coo just ain't enough
• Annual test scores results released in N.C.
• 'Hunger Games' movie being filmed in N.C.
• School system announces central office reorganization
• Heat advisory issued for nearly half of N.C.
• Layoffs and closures loom at UNC
• ICE names special agent in charge
• Dog-fighting 'legend' to be sentenced
• Parmalee returns to thank its fans
• Find your 'inner painter' at Creative Juices Studio
• New exhibit features thought-provoking images
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 8-4-11
• Minds meld for an artistic fusion
• Saxapahaw gallery showcases new works
• Country legend puts on a musical display in Durham
• 'Dr. Horrible' arrives in Burlington to help tornado victims
• Big Time Party Band brings 'the beach' to Graham
• Pulaski's late charge ruins return for refreshed Royals
• Roddick commits to play in Winston-Salem tourney
• Young’s hot streak shakes up Modifieds points picture at Ace
• Turning out for Night Out makes a statement
• An old joke that fits this particular occasion
• Hit-and-run fatality a reminder we all are responsible for safety
• Drugs
• Sheriff's office draws kidnapping, drug charges
• Volunteer group takes on home at Cedarock farm
• Annual sales tax holiday weekend starts Friday
• Local Partnership for Children loses director
• The Alamance Scene: class and family reunions
• Sports complex project for Graham is back on track
• Meals on Wheels needs votes in online contest
• Jaguars cut former Elon QB after only four days with team
• Story on engagement causes a stir
• Officer who stopped nursing home shooting rampage testifies
• Teacher faces student sex charges
• Judge lowers bond on two charged in religious sect slayings
• Board issues report in plane crash that killed doctor
• Charlotte test market for tobacco lozenges
• Roommate mutilation case delayed until October
• Heat causes air quality alert, increased fire risk
• Heat advisory posted in eastern N.C.
• Autopsy: Beaten boy had alcohol in system
• Textile firm sued for nearly $145,000 in compensation
• Rascal Flatts helps hot Raleigh crowd cool off
• Taste of Home Cooking School returns to Mebane in October
• Eating healthy when traveling is a challenge, but it can be done
• Royals newcomer holds college records set by former Burlington standout
• Wolfpack ready to find out more about Glennon at QB
• Elon elevates assistant to interim softball coach
• N.C. A&T hires Elon assistant to lead volleyball program
• Durham Bulls win No. 6,000 in franchise history
• The nation could use honest, caring leaders
• Isn’t government acting in an irresponsible fashion?
• Tea Party opponents are elitists who won’t face facts
• Win for fans, for free markets ... not so much
• No one charged yet in interstate fatality, injury
• Officers, residents target crime during 'Night Out'
• State board revokes Graham CPA's license
• Man in critical condition after self-inflicted shooting
• Nonprofit will be allowed to bid on county property it leases
• Elon earns high marks on Princeton Review list
• Testimony focuses on slain nurse in 2009 shooting
• What did we do back then?
• The Alamance Scene: walk and dine out for good
• Three charged in Caswell, Rockingham thefts
• Spouses of emergency responders, we want to hear your stories
• Police search for suspect in assault, robbery
• Court: DNA firing OK in Duke lacrosse case
• One death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Grand jury indicts pair in 2-year-old's death
• Black liberals need to look for a better source for news
• Devil in the details over unemployment proposal
• Whew: Debt-ceiling agreement was necessary
• Royals duo combines for one-hitter
• Tar Heels' Jones says offense should be fine despite changes
• Sponsor extends deal with Greensboro PGA stop
• Commissioners debate meeting room change
• Drugs
• Police look into theft at UNC honor court office
• Judge grants change of venue in Zahra Baker's stepmom's trial
• Woman jailed after five kids found without water, A/C
• Father of dead Kinston woman seeks custody of grandsons
• Retired emergency manager will take the next storm off
• Gibsonville man faces charges in fatal crash
• Program will make sure students, teachers have the tools they need
• Family unites to support daughter, fight cystic fibrosis
• Durham company gets contract to run crisis center
• The Alamance Scene: two family reunions
• Search warrant yields drug charges, missing teen
• Get an education, meet girls
• Lawyer: Nursing home shooter addled by pills
• Triceps exercises can help you get rid of 'arm wigglies'
• Explore non-surgical options for back pain
• DSS worker accused of fraud resigns
• N.C. works on compensation for sterilization victims
• FBI investigating 'promising' lead in D.B. Cooper case
• Refuge to preserve history of N.C. moonshine mecca
• Spokesman: Bragg contractor's death was accident
• Corolla Wild Horse Fund hires three to patrol beaches
• Ex-Tar Heels receiver moves up with Browns' depth chart
• Former Alamance Senators speedster enters junior college Hall of Fame
• Burlington Royals split with Pulaski in Appalachian League
• Gay lifestyle just isn’t natural
• California’s actions will have a trickle-down effect
• Narrow thinking about faith follows into politics
• Possession of a firearm by felon
• DWI
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Former Cummings standout Gatling joins New York Jets
• Elon church on aid mission to storm-ravaged Alabama
• Open & Shut: Creative Juices flowing; Sneauxball moves, adds drive-thru
• GOP changes abortion laws, eyes election laws
• Donnan implicated in investment scam; former coach denies wrongdoing
• Local woman volunteers as turtle protector
• Three charged with string of armed robberies
• Runaway teen found, arrested
• Reinventing family farm
• Commentary: Even with ironing, wrinkles remain for Tar Heels
• Duke looks into possible violation by Krzyzewski
• Royals’ Graffeo makes pitch among league leaders
• Rain suspends game between Burlington and Pulaski
• Gibsonville boys, Olde Forest girls swim to titles
• Ready, set ... sweat: High school football teams open practice
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, July 31: Spying by Balloon
• Consuming the country
• Defenders of the weak make quite a team
• Cartoon misrepresents the end of shuttle program
• Nation going broke under Obama’s guidance
• And justice for all? Not in Alamance County
• Walls do not a prison make
• Identity Theft
• DWI
• 'Movies on the Move' event canceled
• Lisa See's latest book details life in communist China
• Tales from the 'Underground Railroad'
• Area thespians put positive spin on horrific event
• Student of Month dances to her own beat
• Norway towns filled with postcard-perfect views
• International trip a chance to step outside comfort zone
• Celebrating Harry Potter
• 4-H Congress a chance to learn, have fun
• Baby photos change with the times
• American National, merged with MidCarolina, posts quarter results
• Gunn, Ingle noted for campaign transparency
• Superior court roundup: Jury acquits man of trafficking charge
• Burlington's pet adoption center aims for national prize
• City mulls recycling change
• Commissioners to take up heavy-use ordinance
• DSS has special procedures when employees file for benefits
• New superintendent: 'I value input and I value collaboration'
• Local jobless rate jumps nearly a percentage point
• Haynes-Clayton
• Helper-Newbold
• Vestal-Collins
• York makes it work from start to finish in Ace's Late Models
• Burlington Royals keep threatening before Bluefield bursts out in 11th inning
• Ups and downs: Eagle eyes; real estate recycling; and having the energy to save money
• Obtain controlled substance by fraud
• School board discusses discipline policy changes
• Tar Heels interim coach: 'We won't flinch'
• Local jobless rate jumps nearly a percentage point
• Newborn wears marriage proposal on his chest
• Hospital investigates how mental patient who later shot himself escaped
• DOT will close interstate lane, ramp
• Fire department shirts benefit Wounded Warriors
• Schools get waiver on instructional days
• Winter of our Warriors: Charles Benjamin 'Ben' Coble
• Fifty reasons why I love her
• 20-year-old man dies in apparent drowning
• Many names for plant parasite
• Civil trial over reputed Edwards sex tape delayed
• Perdue's Morehead City speech raises eyebrows
• Speaking about tires (and whiskey)
• See how Gunn, Ingle and Bordsen voted this week
• Search on for missing teenage girl
• Man in Wednesday's standoff escapes from ARMC, shoots self
• King of Carrboro honored by those who knew him best
• Orange commissioners decline to reappoint planning board member over residency questions
• Cary protest sign to come down
• Robbers hit Efland stores
• Court to hear lawyers on Edwards sex tape case
• N.C. expands motorist help from Charlotte to Raleigh
• Descendants of original Siamese twins hold reunion
• Burning ban still in effect as N.C. drought lingers
• Rough start puts Burlington Royals in bind against Bluefield
• America’s weakest link is our current Congress
• Pastors value warm welcome to Mebane area
• Earn unemployment benefits via community service
• UNC's Thorp made right decision
• Drugs
• Tar Heels pick Withers as interim coach
• Tar Heels pick Withers as interim coach
• Wolfpack loses cornerback, must wait on running back
• Elon golfer misses spot in U.S. Amateur
• Area girl makes waves in statewide swimming
• Baddour to step out of the way before Tar Heels coach search
• Local Moose earns big honor
• Restaurant hopes flavors, setting combine for success
• County has new Facebook page
• A hot topic: Now there's something else to worry about
• 13-year-old girl returns home; man faces more charges
• Right place at the right time: Man helps bring 13-year-old home
• Toddlers have reputation for 'becoming shy'
• Extreme couponing can be a full-time job
• Kennel club member charged with embezzlement
• Expanding the family
• Company abandons plans to build sulfur plant in Morehead City
• State may draw Guilford County district maps
• Red Cross seeks more blood donors for Carolinas
• Central North Carolina heat deemed excessive
• Burlington Royals run into trouble vs. Bluefield
• 'Problem Child' in man's sport: Graham grad sets sights on boxing glory
• Commentary: It took too long to fire Davis — and it could be a long recovery.
• Former football standouts Armstrong, Rippy selected for Elon's Sports Hall of Fame
• Cummings grad Jones makes All-ACC preseason team
• Bulls' Moore strikes out 13 in shutout
• It's the president who needs to compromise
• President fails to live up to his words from 2006
• Letter writer provides unwanted advice, interference
• Haw River water citations are a cause for concern
• Man safe after threatening suicide in woods
• Tar Heels sack Davis; press conference Thursday
• Graham High grad returns home to perform
• Raleigh checks in on how the money is being spent
• Alamance County tomato sandwiches draw bipartisan support
• School board names five principals
• We Checked It Out: Did courthouse security treat man unfairly?
• New sister cities plan their next step
• The Alamance Scene: American Legion and Republican Women
• Text of press release regarding the firing of Butch Davis
• Firefighters battle blaze on Bishop Road
• Woman charged with benefits fraud works for Social Services
• 'On with the Shrew'
• 'Little Red and the Riding Hoods'
• New dance center opens in Burlington
• Too Far Gone band thrives on family ties
• A lot of dirty words for $9 a ticket
• 'Horn in the West' offers discount for area residents
• Missing 13-year-old girl found in South Carolina
• Bogus court filings spotlight little-known religious sect
• Ex-Edwards aide fires back
• Police: Man robbing poker game killed
• Man holds woman and nine children hostage
• Two arrested after police officer dragged
• Local blueberries ripe for the picking
• Expanding the family
• Mebane couple charged with medical, food-stamp fraud
• N.C. State shows off new style for football uniforms
• New Elon coach takes deep breath before football frenzy
• Altered-look Royals stuck with loss to Elizabethton
• Elon men bring in Canadian to round out recruiting class
• New Elon women's basketball coach completes staff
• Elon's Riddle, Jeffcoat land free agent deals with NFL teams
• Study wisely before wading in on Caylee's Law
• More bike traffic not needed on small, congested roads
• Financial spiral began with Clinton-era policies
• Authorities looking for suspect who drove into Efland Supermarket
• County food stamp program comes under scrutiny
• Elon makes list of 'great colleges to work for'
• City touts sustainability savings
• Jimmie Kerr Road, Cherry Lane will become four-way stop
• Memories of Mom's cooking don't fade
• YouTube phenom credits ‘personal ramblings’ for success
• Couple appear briefly in court in woman's death
• The Alamance Scene: a free yard sale and a reunion
• Youth minister faces internet sex charges
• Memphis’ Peabody hotel seeks help with famed ducks
• Man wakes after 21 hours in morgue fridge
• Elon's Riddle, Jeffcoat going to the NFL
• Raleigh couple headed for hearing in death of mom
• 13-year-old missing with man she met on Internet
• Kanye West, Jay-Z announce Greensboro date
• Girl bitten by shark off Ocracoke recovering well
• Ex-aide to former governor starts prison time
• Two N.C. men charged in diamond theft ring
• Interstate wreck sends Alamance County prisoner to hospital
• Former Blackwater moves headquarters to Virginia
• Center of attention: Tar Heels coach responds to scandal questions
• Former Clemson coach joins Elon women's staff
• Royals maintain formula for another ninth-inning walk-off
• Christians can be respectful without compromising the gospel
• Michael Graves needs to be quiet, we’re getting along fine
• Putting our best foot forward
• A sense of community
• Two charged in assaults, attempted robberies
• Students on year-round schedule bid summer adieu
• Hospital's new imaging center ready for the public
• Man in critical condition after wreck that killed one
• Ingle would co-sponsor Caylee's Law
• Sister city delegation takes in chamber, Elon campus
• Local activist files response in libel suit
• Graham DOT office gets new life as Burlington woman's house
• Caswell deputies search for Christmas light thief
• $7,500 worth of Christmas lights stolen in Caswell
• Toby Keith and friends rock Raleigh crowd
• Iconic boy bands take listeners down memory lane
• YouTube phenom credits 'personal ramblings' for success
• Missing man last seen Thursday at workplace
• Restore balance with shoulder exercises
• Southwest plane makes emergency landing in Greensboro
• Readers appreciate doctor's attention to grammar
• It's not hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk
• County Republicans and Democrats have concerns with maps
• Drifter pleads not guilty in killing of elderly hikers
• Peace alumnae protest males on Raleigh campus
• Ex-boyfriend, wife charged with killing missing Kinston woman
• New ordinance shushes loud noise in Boone
• Woman in hospital after being hit by vehicle
• High heat, humidity to linger across N.C. this week
• ACC notes: Wolfpack looks beyond saga involving team's former QB
• Swofford: Concerns exist with scandals in ACC programs
• Veteran BMX racer wishes he stuck with sport without hiatus
• Late-game execution carries Burlington Royals past Elizabethton
• The ‘ups’ are clearly keeping the ‘bottoms’ down
• The Spender-in-Chief should admit he has a problem
• Voters should know who represents them
• Drugs
• DWI
• Two people charged in Burlington pharmacy break-in
• Open and Shut: Bra boutique opens in Burlington
• Portion of Orange-Alamance county line still unclear
• State's political landscape still uncertain
• Bicyclists ride for Fragile X Syndrome and MS
• Mattox-Trogdon
• Real People: Seeing war through a lens
• Fuller-Allmond
• Auten-England
• Paschal-Lloyd
• Owen-McCall
• Harry Potter: characters we loved and hated
• London's charm will make you want to visit
• Brown-Whitesell
• Harry Potter: Theme park is a magical place
• Hines-Sharpe
• Harry Potter: Fans truly loved him
• Harry Potter: Final film closes out saga nicely
• Farmer-Johnson
• Brantley-Moore
• A change in lifestyle leads to a poignant tale
• 'Beyond the Frame': Local couple helps bring back J. Seward Johnson's dynamic sculptures for exhibit
• Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bowman
• Harry Potter: new battle of Hogwarts -- books vs. movies
• Royals slugger Watts turns home plate into moose crossing
• It's all about keeping on track for BMX racers
• From footsies to finish line: Triathlon winners complete missions in Burlington event
• Minor league notes: Prospect takes on-field tumble in Class AAA debut
• Danville's late burst denies Burlington on Appalachian League game
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, July 24: First Bull Run's fallout
• Orange County winning the fight for its farms
• Before the name goes on
• Keeping it in the family
• Around the schools
• Local businessman receives rare Minuteman Award
• Local Red Cross drops full-time employee
• Unpleasant tests save lives
• Opinions differ on veto override of medical malpractice bill
• Golden opportunity
• Teens charged for alleged role in vandalism
• Troubled singer Amy Winehouse found dead at age 27
• BMX racers feeling right at home
• Teenager bursts through bounty at Ace Speedway
• Royals' Shin OK after collision at plate
• Royals trio quiets Danville bats
• 995 turn their tassels as ACC 2011 graduates
• Ups and Downs: Packed parking lot; sinking scores and education really is forever
• Cool rites of passage
• Former Graham manager remembered as visionary who shaped city for future
• A closer look at revised legislative district proposals
• The Alamance Scene: Humane Society yard sale Saturday
• Woman charged in drunken driving death makes court appearance
• Case closed: I wasn't made for these times
• Missing man's drowning ruled accidental
• Wheels in motion to renew annexation agreement
• Tanger adding new stores
• N.C. jobless rate rises
• We checked it out: What's that image on a downtown wall?
• No need to fear the cicada killer
• Worship is defined by heart attitude
• Driver sought in girl's hit-and-run death
• Superior Court Roundup
• NASCAR racer avoids jail time for drunken driving arrest
• Navy signs deal for UNC game on aircraft carrier
• Four charged in alleged cocaine trafficking operation
• Only two of 13 Orange County schools make adequate yearly progress
• Routes lead cyclists on tour of Orange County
• Honda seeks $775,000 in incentives from Guilford County
• Animal rights group's billboard warns Cherokee visitors of bear danger
• Butner youth counselor fired after sex allegation
• Durham votes to oppose gay-marriage ban
• Snow Camp Drama Society plans building dedication
• The Supreme Court messed up decision on violent video games
• It's time to appreciate the one you love
• Ready to roll: BMX provides thrills
• Burlington's Shin knocked out in plate collision in loss at Danville
• Christmas in July
• We love our AC
• Time for Sutton and Graves to exit stage right
• Head start: Sixth-graders get a preview of middle school
• Man accused of assaulting two after can't get a ride
• Helter swelter: There's no beating the heat
• Mebane Oaks Road closed at Forest Oaks Lane due to gas leak
• Natural gas leak creates problems in Mebane
• New wing of Caswell Family Medical Center opens Friday
• Teens suspected in rash of break-ins, vandalism
• Murder defense could claim accidental death
• Generosity of sponsors helps keep teacher's program alive
• First lady in N.C. helping build home for homeless vets
• Fewer Alamance schools make 'adequate yearly progress'
• Tips for beating the heat
• Auditors: State fair sales chief paid too much overtime
• Edwards’ former mistress seeks contempt order against ex-aide
• Father killer, Orange County school shooter loses appeal
• Man wanted for alleged sex crimes found
• Election commission: Edwards should repay $2 million in federal funds
• Ceremonies on 150th anniversary of Manassas battle
• Police: Man in dress robs pharmacy (w/video)
• Second suspect arrested in gay-bashing case
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 7-21-11
• 'Tuesdays with Morrie' shows postponed
• State Fair puts premium books on sale, announces concert lineup
• New beginnings lead The Ends to Musical Chairs
• Artists take flight at The Flying Dove
• Adjusted format takes effect for title drive at Ace Speedway
• Bluefield blasts Burlington in Appalachian League game
• Hurricanes set details for summer fan event
• Harvick never 'tires' during signing session in Burlington
• Perdue vetoes ensure drama
• You can’t pick and choose what to believe in the Bible
• Small children have no business riding on lawn mowers
• Obtaining property
• Breaking and entering
• Couple in jail after fight
• Inmate accused of throwing feces at jailer
• How about these ‘known knowns’ Mr. Sowell?
• woman charged with second-degree murder fails to show up in court
• 'A wonderful summer:' Campers the center of attenton at Camp Greenleaves
• Return of BMX national event should be economic boost for city
• Man pleads guilty to coke-fueled robbery binge
• The Alamance Scene: Come see a 'Roads Scholar'
• Column: Some things are better left to the imagination
• Area under heat advisory
• County eliminates benefits for future part-timers
• Missing Burlington man located
• RDU security machines to get new privacy upgrade
• School spirit ... already? Rally kicks off countdown to new year for year-round schools
• Family awarded $10 million in lawsuit against Taser
• Honda considers Greensboro for jet service center
• March trial set for suspect in state school board member's death
• Shark bite critically injures girl off coast
• Teen allegedly sold for sex
• Lorillard recalls some cigarette packs
• Chatham County Human Relations panel quits
• NC prison worker quits after releasing inmate by mistake
• Oppressive heat spreading into North Carolina
• Police dog who died from cocaine poisoning honored
• Alabama still collecting tax for Confederate vets
• Haight Orchards has peaches and apples available
• The kitchen is a place to learn
• Cooking and painting go hand-in-hand: The kitchen is just another canvas for this Cook of the Month
• Shin's homer lifts Burlington Royals past Bluefield in 11th
• New coach calls for patient process with Wolfpack
• In this kinder corner ...
• Illegal immigration in decline, but why?
• The last thing banks want is financial reform
• Traffic checkpoint not to blame for tragic accident
• City Hall begins using new security equipment
• Burlington man missing since Saturday
• Not many toys in the attic: Christmas Cheer starts first summer toy drive
• Obtain property by false pretense
• Neglect of disabled/elder person
• Drug charges
• New Meals on Wheels van delivers the goods
• Fifty or older? Elon has a program for you
• Shifting guidelines may mean fewer schools meet federal goals
• Graves makes report with Graham police over incident with commissioner
• Money from drug cases will pay for new equipment for sheriff's office
• The Alamance Scene: Bowl for the Gold
• Video of Graves, Sutton confrontation
• Court upholds fine for bar that allowed smoking
• N.C. man waives extradition on murder charge
• Man faces child rape charge
• Appeals Court divided on 'bra lift' search
• Video: Couple sees Jesus on Walmart receipt
• Bank of America reports $9.1 billion loss in second quarter on settlement
• Solar cell plant to employ about 250 in five years
• Storm victims: FEMA assistance spotty
• Three family members charged in Wake County shooting
• Two tortoises missing from indoor zoo
• Woman killed on I-85 while standing in median
• Man gets life in prison for killing crying baby
• Debate over gas fracking moves beyond lawmakers
• Sulfur plant plan under scrutiny in Morehead City
• Tempers flare after Alamance County Board of Commissioners' meeting
• Crossfit program is a way to get 'country strong'
• Watts hits record-setting homer, but Burlington Royals tumble
• Player from Alamance Senators era traces pro baseball path in Burlington
• Still wild abour Harry
• Governor's school feels the clip of budget ax
• Letter writer ignored large parts of Bible’s message
• Lawmakers should concentrate on real problems
• We're looking for people to share stories
• Filing period for 2011 municipal election ends
• Lasting bond: Retired K-9 takes on new role with former partner
• Five principal slots remain open in Alamance schools
• Who's running for city and town offices?
• Count to 100: Another summer heat wave headed this way
• Longtime city attorney retires; runs for council
• Farm deadlines near
• Status of Caswell commissioner uncertain
• That time already? Open houses set for year-round schools
• Traffic detoured after wreck
• Poll: Obesity hits more boomers than others in U.S.
• Elon softball coach resigns
• Judge orders pre-kindergarten services restored
• Orange County promotes bicycling routes, map
• First Lady to help with N.C. 'Extreme Makeover' home
• N.C. man charged after woman's body found in trunk
• Rarely displayed Confederate paintings on website
• Woman to marry one-year after being paralyzed
• New type of beetle destroying trees in North Carolina
• Trooper kills pedestrian
• Two robbery suspects die in murder-suicide
• Tropical Storm Bret strengthens
• Conservation trust gets $2.7 million for scenic byways
• It's important to check the ABCDE's of moles
• Danville denies Burlington Royals series sweep
• Upcoming vote a reminder about responsible drinking
• The truth about Jesus is not intolerance, but love
• Long-term debt solution is in the spending
• Elon Academy introduces Alamance County students to college experience
• Open and Shut: Red Lobster opens Monday
• Community college names new vice president
• Some legislative districts will have few changes
• Real People:Volunteer in action
• Otis and Angie Hopson
• 'Run and you're done' makes sense
• Thomas-Miller
• Preston-Moricle
• Frank and Cicely Steffen
• Francis-Cousins
• Agent 007 makes a splash in new thriller
• The fun 'those guys' had made ESPN a worldwide presence
• Snow Camp's version of 'Aladdin' offers fun for the whole family
• Up from the underground: Haw River's Redeye Distribution and Yep Roc Music Group aer nipping at mainstream's heels
• Burlington Royals delight large crowd, turn away Danville
• Bulls' Canzler enjoys starring role in Triple-A All-Star Game
• Former coach Donnan accused of bilking investors
• Davis & Davis rolls to softball championship
• Big innings decide men's softball title
• Politicians should examine themselves and their motives
• Adapt tax structure to meet the new realities
• The Republican Party offers dim prospects for present, future
• A matter of trust
• Our story continues ...
• Not proven instead of not guilty?
• Dog in middle of quarantine fight granted 'house arrest'
• Judge orders $1 million bond in Interstate 40 fatal wreck
• How one family dealt with cancer diagnosis
• Thrills spanning two states
• Internship a dream come true for area native
• North Park hosts community picnic
• Amsterdam is a fun-loving, eclectic place to visit
• Classroom closet moves
• A look back at the old Alamance County courthouse
• Update: Fallen Heroes Memorial
• 287 (g) arrests decrease
• Local center chosen for HIV awareness program
• Community college costs increase
• Late burst of speed sends Royals running past Danville in 11 innings
• Robertson stares down Beggarly's challenge to win at Ace Speedway
• Tar Heels' McDonald injures knee in summer league
• Hurricanes stock minor-league roster
• Ups and Downs: Robust retail; traffic tragedy and born to be wild at any age
• Six enter city and town races as filing period nears end
• Long road ahead on Elon mixed drink measure
• A Titanic display: Greensboro set to open interactive exhibit about tragic ship
• Want to 'friend' downtown Burlington?
• County arrests 26 in drug sweep; two face cockfighting charges
• Park reserved for new version of annual Stone Soul Picnic
• Man pleads guilty to shooting sex offender
• Column: Somehow, Squirt and I found each other
• Charges in I-40 crash transferred to Orange County
• Town has election, but no one bothers to run
• Man charged with kidnapping son
• Toddler dies after falling from father's pickup
• The Alamance Scene: Where to give blood
• How they voted
• Conference could unravel some mysteries of Melungeons
• State warns about new bank scam
• Family squabble leads to lawsuit over Duke tickets
• Mother charged with killing toddler
• Dog statue back at baseball stadium
• NASCAR driver's grandson charged with stealing mementos
• Dad charged after child wanders roadway
• Federal officials apologize for Cary office search
• Woman pleads guilty in real estate killing
• Five men plead guilty to bypassing emissions test
• Sheriff's Office takes part in early morning drug raids
• Leopard print could be the new black
• 'Because I said so' is enough of an explanation
• Former Wake Forest standout joins hunt at British Open
• NCAA stings Yellow Jackets for violations in football, basketball
• Hurricanes reach deal with young cornerstone of franchise
• Tar Heels' tighter bond shows even during down time off court
• Anthony case points to importance of court access
• Bond set at $1 million in sex offenses case
• Four file to run for local office
• Hamrick's taking anchor spot at Holly Hill Mall
• Volunteers needed for Cammack cleanup
• Accident won't change Elon police checkpoints
• Hey, 'Jaws' was not a documentary
• Grocery on Wheels program provides relief for elderly, disabled
• Three charged after armed robbery during drug deal
• Highway Patrol report: Trucker hit stopped cars on I-40
• The Alamance Scene: Christmas in July and a family fun day
• Tentative October trial date set for John Edwards
• Man's body recovered from Cape Fear River
• Markers show neglected Civil War history in Ga.
• Man attempts suicide in Graham
• 'Mad Men,' 'Mildred Pierce' get top Emmy nods
• Court date set for woman accused of killing stepdaughter
• Assault charges dropped for New Hanover commissioner
• Woman sentenced to 13 years in baby's death
• Jurors to see graphic photos of nursing home shooting
• Coast Guard rescues sick boater
• Greensboro man dies after being shot by police
• Teen to Teen Theatre to hold summer workshops
• 'Brother's Keeper' screening set for Friday
• Franklin Street Band makes Musical Chairs debut Friday
• Rick Alviti plans to bring 'Elvis' back to the Paramount
• 'Pathway to Freedom' continues to evoke emotion
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 7-14-11
• Alamance Giants compete in adult leagues for the love of the game
• Father knows best: Ace driver regains touch with help from dad
• Judge denies former football player's request to rejoin Tar Heels
• Burlington Royals squeak past Princeton for victory
• Durham Bulls duo finds value in Triple-A All-Star Game
• Military casualties a part of war and not a sign of defeat
• New Elon chaplain exemplifies needed diversity and unity
• Another victory for free, fair elections
• House map would help GOP retain majority
• Larceny by employee
• Newcomer joins Swepsonville race
• Phipps prosecutor to run against Miller
• New Alamance House districts should yield more competitive races
• Meeting the challenge: Nutrition center tries to create biggest losers
• A tale of two towns
• Second trooper given brief suspension for actions during traffic stops
• Early alderman field in Gibsonville is crowded
• Eli Whitney, Pleasant Grove rec centers back up and running
• County involved in legal tussle over radio tower
• Thunderstorm watch for Wednesday evening
• Senate overrides all of Perdue's vetoes
• Forrest: A Confederate figure who still divides
• Orange County faces lawsuit from pet owner
• Elon board OKs liquor referendum
• $2 Dinners: It's a good time for burgers hot off the grill
• Obtaining property by false pretense
• DWI
• Greensboro Grasshoppers offer reward for stolen statue
• 6-year-old Illinois girl quietly sinks hole in one
• Kickoff times set for Elon football games this season
• Mebane leaders vote to allow cosmetic tattooing downtown
• ICE cancels plan for Cary immigration office
• Judge orders hospital to turn over records in murder case
• Incumbent, newcomer file to run in Haw River, Ossipee
• Junior Police Academy returns a better man
• Zahra Baker's stepmother wants murder trial moved
• Proposed N.C. State Senate maps released
• Woman accused of slicing off husband's penis
• Column: An open letter to Pabst Brewing
• Police looking for suspect in stabbing
• Graffiti found at Planned Parenthood center
• N.C. company to add 117 workers over next five years
• Whoa, baby! Texas mom delivers 16-pound newborn
• Actress Mila Kunis says yes to Marine YouTube date request
• Search continues for man who fell from pier
• Daycare center closes after lead found
• Police blame gangs for seven shootings
• Former fitness club execs face fraud charges
• Carolinas' blood supply low as fewer donate
• Burlington Royals recover from difficult start to season
• A good program gets new life
• Vicious political attacks won’t solve our problems
• Spay Neuter Clinic is also making a difference in community
• Southern Conference agrees to football deal with public TV
• Wake Forest suspends two men's basketball players
• Breaking and entering, larceny
• School system holds steady on test scores
• Haw River mayor, others declare their candidacies
• Police investigate vandalism at Royals stadium
• Tuesday temperatures expected to soar
• 80-year-old not slowing down
• Born under a cursed star?
• Whoa, baby! Texas mom delivers 16-pound newborn
• Inability to taste is perplexing
• Litter investigation leads to marijuana arrest
• 'Nemo's' Dory had it right: 'Just keep swimming'
• Man killed in Caswell County wreck
• The Alamance Scene: Elvis at the Paramount
• Tinkering means General Assembly map delayed
• Southern Conference announces football TV deal
• Time Warner Cable to add 225 jobs in N.C. expansion
• Man celebrates 'Odd Day'
• Graham man drowns in Hyco Lake
• Heat and humidity on the way
• Johnston DA's lawsuit over affair kindles gossip, wonder
• Teen killed by BB-gun shot near Reidsville
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, July 17: First Battle of Bull Run
• Post 63 falls to brink of elimination in Area III playoffs
• The start of a new space era?
• Dialing back the TSA
• DWI
• Woman shoots, kills home invader
• Redistricting battle begins with mudslinging
• Loan program aimed at small businesses
• Family remembers son, soldier on birthday
• Real people: Roberts reflects on life in the military
• Open & Shut: T's Treasures opens, Village Accents moves
• Rogers-Coltrane
• Fictional thrillers seem plucked from real-life events
• 'Sword of Peace' showcases an important part of America's early history
• A science hobby becomes a career
• Teens & 20s writer meets celebrity in Paris
• Stewart-Martin
• Romer-Huckaby
• Pugh
• Disney's Selena Gomez shines in 'Monte Carlo'
• Kings Dominion offers thrill rides, family fun
• Anderson-Ohm
• Trapp falls into run-producing role for Royals
• Sappelt's bat helps Post 63 open playoffs with win
• Minor league notes: After CWS excitement, Swab adjusts to pros
• Duke's Stroman completes clean summer slate with U.S. team
• Former Burlington pitcher's fastball bodes well for future
• Showing his own strength: Graham man finds niche in strongman events
• Taking stock of my ramparts
• Salute to all three Open Forum letter writers on July 4
• There is one absolute path to Jehovah God
• Why should Department of Justice insist on secrecy?
• Caucuses, polls and primaries ... oh my
• Right to the point
• Larceny
• Breaking and entering
• Possession of a firearm by a felon
• Brazil boy seems to attract metal objects
• Burlington police seeking two who attacked, robbed victim
• Three charged with breaking and entering
• Wishing Hooker her own Oval Office memories
• ACC exhibit documents Scott family love story
• Camp combines Christianity, 60 miles of adventure
• State considers Medicaid transport changes
• Elon takes low-key approach to liquor decision
• Expunging a record is relatively easy
• Expunged: some indiscretions can be erased
• Feds probing fatal NC Interstate crash
• State will ask jurors for death sentence in Durham murders
• 'The Last Sin Eater' is a story of faith, redemption and love
• York survives slippery night to win in Late Models at Ace
• Royals' Culver comes full circle
• Ups and Downs: Sisterly success; writing of Regulators; and not bad for guvmint work
• 'Just watching the ball game'
• Incumbents in Haw River and Swepsonville file to run again
• Mebane woman killed, Elon officer injured near checkpoint
• Internal probe finds one trooper did nothing wrong in Wilmington stop
• A shuttle fan watches the final flight
• North Park (is) In Motion
• City moving away from chlorine for its drinking water
• It takes an apartment community to raise a child
• Vandalism up on Blue Ridge Parkway
• Bicyclist killed in Grandfather Mountain race
• Perdue: State going backward
• Kuwaiti shareholder sells huge stake in Krispy Kreme
• 'Emaciated' ponies seized from Winston-Salem farm
• Final shuttle launch includes N.C. research projects
• Robbers sent running by 90-year-old man
• Raleigh officer fired following misconduct probe
• Rowan Co. man charged with taking gun to school
• Adult supervision has gone wild
• Parents' relationships come before children's
• Tar Heels' Jones appears on watch list of top receivers
• Vanderbilt sets new football turf in advance of Elon's visit
• Next up for Burlington: Bristol team managed by son of legend
• Going national: Duke player makes impact on U.S. baseball team
• Keep on going: Royals produce back-to-back victories
• Republicans need to take a look at defense spending
• Incumbents lead Thursday filing for city races
• Mo-ped driver flown after accident
• With state teaching fellows program cut, Elon starts one of its own
• Student art graces recycling containers in city park
• Ossipee looks to add planning board
• Man held on $360K bond after police chase
• Wake sheriff says he has nothing to hide from federal investigators
• Plan makes county's congressional districts more Republican
• Security amid the local government chaos
• 2nd Saturdays event promises fun for the whole family
• University Drive section will close
• UNC-Chapel Hill takes biggest hit in system budget cuts
• When trusting God looks like a burden
• Beware the scourge of the rose rosette virus
• Citing lack of grounds, Albright asks that Justice be dismissed
• N.C. State says small reactor leak poses no threat
• Third person charged with Elon break-ins
• Planned Parenthood files federal lawsuit over state budget cuts
• Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• Sanford police officer killed in training
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 7-7-11
• Join GrooveXpedition on its journey at Musical Chairs
• Sometimes, hard work looks like a stroke of genius
• BAL celebrates 40 years
• Couple's travels yield stunning tropical photos
• Fogleman relishes return to Ace
• Booker takes different path to keep role in pro uniform
• Hurricanes' T. Kaberle ready for another run at title
• Former Cummings running back inks with Gardner-Webb
• Royal revenge: Burlington pitcher settles family duel
• Eastern Guilford duo adds important ingredients to Post 63
• Burlington, Mebane mayors file for re-election
• Larceny by employee
• Larceny of motor vehicle
• Mobile home seized in drug case up for auction
• New security restrictions set for July 19 city council meeting
• Big Bang Boom: Bridging the generations
• Elon may put liquor-by-the-drink referendum on ballot
• Graham leaders back hometown boxing star
• Citing lack of grounds, Albright asks that Justice be dismissed
• Lab workers indicted on animal cruelty charges
• The Alamance Scene: piano performance and a yard sale
• Graham leaders upset at change of plans on senior center
• Road near Gibsonville will close for bridge replacement
• Professor says comments cost her job at N.C. State
• Peterman will face opposition in Graham mayor's race
• Cockfighting equipment possibly linked to deaths
• Disability services cuts lead to lawsuit
• Report: Troopers texted about drivers while working
• Teens chraged with murder planned shootout with police
• 150 mummies? Charlotte plans for visit
• Book explores impact of local Regulator Movement
• Plans for plaza near University Drive withdrawn
• Cutting carbs? Think again
• Royals set Trapp, but Princeton escapes in Appy League game
• Hurricanes ship Corvo, add Kaberle for defense
• Area entrants claim All-American finishes in youth track and field
• The best possible message
• Water main break leads to soggy yards
• Peterman will face opposition in Graham mayor's race
• Cox sworn in as superintendent
• What would become of Guys and Dolls?
• Man sentenced as sex offender to be deported
• Hagan bill would create nationwide job training system
• Farmers welcome rain but hope for more
• Times-News reporter charged with driving while impaired
• Man found after reported missing from group home
• Casey Anthony found not guilty of first-degree murder
• Deliberations continue at Casey Anthony trial
• Onslow couple charged with setting fire with fireworks
• State beaches packed despite smoke, sharks
• A thousand drummers in Greesnboro fall short of record
• Video sheds more light in probe of state trooper
• Danville beats Burlington Royals, 27-6
• Movement in minors takes outfielder from Durham Bulls to rivals
• Burlington Royals pitcher makes recovery after major injury
• Places of worship should be free of demand for profit
• The future for two peoples, one redeemed land
• Good intentions, First Amendment, don't always mix
• Assault
• Obtaining property
• Breaking and entering
• DWI
• Burlington man charged with rape, other offense
• Teacher of the year duties officially begin
• Neighborhood parade captures holiday spirit
• Like being barefoot? Vibram shoes may be right for you
• Prostate issues make for an unhappy spouse
• Policy safeguard's town's coffers
• Book explores impact of local Regulator Movement
• Group produces film questioning use of sewage waste
• Civil suit filed in alleged insurance fraud
• Teachers of the year offer advice to Tyronna Hooker
• Independence Day: Fourth of July is a day to celebrate freedom and the questions posed by it
• For those needing wisdom, God is a source
• Obama, Democrats are eroding our nation
• The shrill minority is trying to force feed its ideas again
• Police think alcohol involved in disturbance
• Royals pitchers combine for two-hitter
• Williamson returns to college roots
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, July 10: Views on Independence
• DWI
• Breaking and entering
• Drugs
• Breaking and entering
• Environmentally conscious builders join council
• Lassiter-Mason
• Vetoed, signed or returned
• Open & Shut: car wash, computer repair store to open this week
• Job seekers face grim future
• Burlington partners with new sister city
• Folks enjoy fireworks, fun and sun at City Park
• Real People: Couple display patriotism, faith in flower bed
• Patterson-Gilliam
• Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Long
• Donald and Priscilla Rice
• Ward
• Here's a mom's view of the 'tiger mom'
• Shander-Killian
• Cobb-Oakley
• Robert and Patricia Laws
• Outdoor dramas remain poignant today: 'Sword of Peace,' 'Pathway to Freedom' begin this week in Snow Camp
• Feed sacks bring back memories
• Commentary: ACC takes hits by time baseball season winds down
• Maryland football team docked practice time for NCAA violations
• Bristol bashes Burlington in series finale
• Blaney edges ex-Ace driver
• Burlington Royals notch first road victory behind Watts' grand slam
• Analysis: Despite Cole's departure, Hurricanes stock up
• Ex-Wake Forest player joins support staff for Duke football program
• Ups and downs: Wonderfully wet; splendid scholars and don't stomp on those bugs
• Boston transplant turned out on gardening
• DWI
• Burglary
• Drugs
• Assault
• Man sentenced nearly 12 years for meth lab, assault
• Burlington police seek additional suspects in May shooting
• Wooden St. Francis watches over residents at Twin Lakes
• A cemetery owned by no one needs help
• Two local residents killed in Durham wreck
• MidCarolina merger completed
• Churches sponsor patriotic music in City Park on Sunday
• Beetles to blame for cucumber bacteria
• The Last Sin Eater: Must-see theater
• Taylor Swift's 'Speak Now' tour isn't a typical concert experience
• NAACP plans its own North Park picnic
• My love affair with socks
• Duke Energy wants 17 percent increase on N.C. homes
• Code Orange air alert for Orange County, Triangle
• Trucker helps troopers find missing child
• Elon police arrest two following series of break-ins
• Caswell authorities looking for missing man
• Prison guard charged with trafficking in heroin
• Man who targeted elderly investors in Ponzi scheme gets prison term
• Man rescued after 55-foot plunge
• She's got the moves
• Parents, don't overanalyze the problem at hand
• Phoenix basketball teams prep for trips overseas
• Major crashes kill four on Triangle-area interstates
• School field trip policy center of debate
• Crime dropped in Alamance County in 2010
• Victory at Ace Speedway revives York's status in title picture
• LaRose accepts Hurricanes' offer with free agency approaching
• Not hung up on the telephone
• Senior Tar Heel Legislature takes on health issues
• More people expected to take the roads this weekend
• Man accused of rape pleads to lesser charge
• Man charged in Burlington shooting wanted for NY homicide
• Another round of water system flushing
• One driver dead in wrecks on I-85 in Hillsborough; southbound lanes remain closed
• Watauga Arts Council exhibit features artist with ties to Alamance County
• The Alamance Scene: cheerleading, football and grocery shopping
• Black bear turns heads in Mebane
• Sound the horns! Kudzu Jesus really 'Trumpet Vine' Jesus
• Police release video of Biscuitville fire
• Davidson schools struggle to pay lunch debts
• Police report: Cause of bus accident that killed Charles still unknown
• Highway patrol investigates harassment accusations
• Johnston DA files adultery suit against godmother of children (w/link to lawsuit)
• Judge to consider dismissing murder charge against Mebane man
• Police: Unlicensed teen hits soldier
• Former Marine pleads guilty in death
• Police: Threat led to nixing picnic
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 6-30-11
• Elvis tribute artist wants to help out children's museum
• B. Young Productions brings a variety of sounds to Musical Chairs
• ACT On Ministries takes on 'Last Sin Eater'
• Walkerdance Studio brings its longstanding tradition to new location
• Attractions highlight city's Fourth festivities
• Royals earn first victory, drop nightcap
• Alamance County hopefuls will have to wait to file for November races
• Staffing analysis, desire to leave classrooms spared led layoffs decision
• Sheriff's office alleges cell phone scam
• Fireworks are fun, dangerous
• Police still need leads on missing man
• 18 county families apply for FEMA storm aid
• The Alamance Scene: a camp and a lodge
• State confirms sixth rabies case for county this year
• Burlington police looking for home invaders
• Column: Social networking with stamps and a pen
• Pender County wildfire still sending up smoke and flames
• June 27
• N.C. budget among new laws taking effect Friday
• June 14
• Tuesday-night storm causes flooding
• May 23
• Exonerated man suing five ex-SBI agents
• Walmart cutting back gas prices for three months
• Chapel Hill won't charge Orange County residents library fee
• Orange County judge issued public reprimand
• Defense: Evidence botched, destroyed in case against alleged killer from Mebane
• Some say kudzu growth resembles crucifixion
• Texas suspect indicted in teen football player's slaying
• Bank of America to pay $8.5 billion in settlement with investors
• Ban on plastic bags returns to Outer Banks
• Cab driver killed over cab fare
• Man shoots himself while showing safety
• Wine dinner/discussion will raise funds for Women's Resource Center
• $2 Dinners: This red, white and blue menu saves you some green
• Duke coach Krzyzewski talks of challenges to come
• In job, N.C. State legend Charles drove other champions
• Attorney: NCAA finds no issues with North Carolina's Coples
• Hurricanes strike deal with defenseman Pitkanen
• It keeps raining on winless Burlington Royals
• Band organization thanks donors and volunteers
• Palin’s critics can find plenty of problems examining themselves
• Lawsuit highlights need for county to get to the bottom of issue
• Drug charges
• Flash flood warning until 11 p.m.
• Th death of Lorenzo Charles: The unlikely hero of the state's signature moment in sports
• Ups and downs: Gas prices in flux with tax increase ahead
• Residents challenge decsion to end Stone Soul Picnic
• Nuclear energy watchdog touts alternative sources
• Mandated lunch price increase OK'd
• Ossipee sets tax increase
• Commissioners express support for county attorney, sheriff in DOJ lawsuit
• Not a cushy job at all
• Indictments handed down in Durham sect slayings
• After groom's fall, couple gets hitched at hospital
• Man faces drug charges in Caswell
• Guilford in running for world's largest solar farm
• More work ahead for state lawmakers
• Woman allegedly sprayed deputies with breast milk
• N.C. GOP issues apology for mailer in House race
• Friends remember N.C. State hero Charles
• Dare County wildfire now contained, but still burns
• Law enforcement starting holiday checkpoints
• Report: Merging community colleges would save
• Perdue vetoes abortion limits bill
• Perdue plans summit at Fort Bragg
• Wounded Marine gets free house
• School board approves central office layoffs
• Wolfpack basketball legend Charles dies in bus crash
• Elon women show bursts of excitement for new coach
• N.C. State fan: Lorenzo Charles left memories
• Royals dip to 0-7 despite ninth-inning threat
• Sappelt finds formula for Post 63
• Possession of weapon by prisoner
• Larceny of motor vehicle
• Breaking and entering
• Former N.C. State basketball player Lorenzo Charles dies in bus accident
• Column: lessons on life learned from those who are gone
• Burlington will mark Independence on July 2
• We Checked It Out: County tax department seeks Social Security numbers
• Graham mortician's hearing delayed until August
• Community service program has huge local impact
• Will court decision impact state's public financing system?
• Abortion bill awaiting decision by Perdue
• July Fourth celebrations
• Jones Angell picked to make radio calls for Tar Heels
• Future Soldiers program has Army recruits working hard
• Keep a crisp pace when training with machines
• Contact allergist in reference to nut allergy
• Ex-N.C. State QB Wilson to join Wisconsin team
• Driver dines on doughnuts as truck overturns
• Doughnut leads to tractor-trailer accident in Fayetteville
• Panel sees better middle school scores in South
• One teen dead in home invasion; two suspects arrested
• Sevvunn
• Dogs taken from kennel now doing well; kennel owner faces charges
• City announces new round of water-system flushing
• Woman's garden became her husband's grave
• Rain could hinder work on Pender County fire lines
• Breakdown of Orange County's proposed sales tax
• Spacecraft slowly nearing protoplanet
• Royals' roster: Baseball's melting pot
• Late burst propels Post 63 to victory
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, July 3: Girding for battle
• 'People think HIV is gone but it's not'
• Smiley faces, monument preserve Nicholas Weis' spirit
• Real People: Family's visit to USS Wisconsin brings important story to life
• Unassuming but energetic, Danieley credited with helping shape Elon
• We checked it out: Food benefits for children are routed through illegal immigrants
• Political notebook: Redistricting plans debated
• Safety first: Avoid summer hazards
• Quakenbush
• McVey-Rakestraw
• Dodson
• Shelton-Massey
• Oakley-Jordan
• Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tate
• Cauble-Barber
• Bobby and Marie Long
• Lee-Stephenson
• Harris-Parker
• Denny-Cobb
• What if you forgot 10 years of your life?
• Changing lives, one trip at a time
• Holt brothers enjoy sharing energy at annual football event
• Coach K: ACC should aim to re-establish prestige
• In the system, there's one Burlington -- right here
• Royals remain winless in Appalachian League
• Post 63 responds to manager's challenge with sweep
• Hurricanes add family flavor to second-day draft picks
• First Green Level Family and Friends Day a success
• Burlington annexation overlooked by lawmakers
• Why all the angst and focus on Sarah Palin?
• Treasure abounds
• A time to talk, and to listen
• Hanging up works better than being nice to unwanted callers
• No decision yet from Perdue on annexation reform
• This senior trip was all about Europe
• Lukas Nelson following in father's footsteps
• The sky's the limit
• Student of Month has a great attitude
• Bugs cause a stink in North Carolina
• Future Soldiers program has Army recruits working hard
• College greenhouses will bring high-tech to horticulture
• Beggarly makes moves, York holds spot to win races at Ace
• Post 63 can't muster comeback against Surry County
• Elizabethton edges Royals in 10 innings in Appalachian League
• Hurricanes pick former Skinner teammate in NHL Draft
• Jack McKeon always a class act
• Ups and Downs: Stone Soul sellout? Applied powers; and remembering Nicholas
• Jobs picture shows little sign of getting better
• Driver hurt in wreck but injuries aren't life-threatening
• Verona Danieley's legacy at Elon "immeasurably important"
• Ossipee will hold budget public hearing Monday
• Grease spill closes interstate ramp
• Volunteers renovate barn at nonprofit farm
• Social Services looking for clients owed energy money
• Perdue vetoes medical malpractice limits
• Escalator in Elon will be the only one in Alamance County
• Elon camp aims to grown entrepreneurs
• County jobless rate rises slightly
• Justice suit alleges sheriff's employees fear reprisal (w/video)
• We're looking for Teens & 20s writers, photographers
• Read Department of Justice lawsuit against county
• Frances has a few questions for all you smart people
• The Alamance Scene: summer camp and vacation Bible school
• See how Gunn, Bordsen and Ingle voted this week
• We're looking for some summer day trippers
• This Week in The Civil War, for week of Sunday, June 26: War jitters, gunboat building
• Guilford County sheriff hiring guards for jail
• Pa. teen killed in N.C. while going to football camp
• Police seek help with condo protest suspect ID
• Orange County to give $342,000 for library
• Orange County's economic chief leaving
• Alarms for staff at mental hospitals unreliable
• Panther receiver's father convicted of murder
• Dare County fire has burned nearly 50,000 acres
• Justice Department claims lawsuit forthcoming against Alamance County, sheriff
• Pender County wildfire smoke could affect beaches
• Drivers skirt toll hike on bypass to Outer Banks
• Parenting requires patience and perseverance
• Headfirst, facedown ... dive!
• Schedule allows Hurricanes chance for early redemption
• Winless Royals drop third straight; Bulls' Torres throws gem
• Perdue vetoes Voter ID bill
• Housing Authority wins national award
• Police: Man missing since June 11
• DSS sees long waiting list for day care assistance
• Hospital president receives business leadership award
• Another interstate exit for Burlington?
• County added to disaster relief list for April tornadoes
• Local company helps pull treasure from the trash
• The Alamance Scene: Elvis and King Solomon
• Keep a comb handy for your perp walk
• Family memories and Father' Day blessings
• Perdue signs DWI, probation and prison laws
• Thieves steal 160 cases of beer
• Police: Man stole items from classroom during graduation
• Orange County budget avoids school, property tax hikes
• Unemployment applications jump by most in a month
• Website takes W.Va.'s Civil War to wider world
• Residents near Pender County fire advised to leave
• Man accused of striking elderly driver
• Gas tax increase means more pain at pump
• Store clerk detains would-be robber after scuffle
• Vehicle shot near Raleigh-Durham airport; shots missed people inside
• Three wildfires could cause bad air over eastern N.C.
• Gallery Players announces 40th anniversary season
• Organists' convention heads to Greensboro
• Sass brings swagger to Musical Chairs
• Laughing so hard will make you cry
• Catch a free movie Saturdays in downtown Burlington
• Well-Heeled for the job: Background aids new Elon women's coach
• Princeton beats Burlington Royals in quick fashion
• Elon police bring charges in string of home burglaries
• Living the way Nicholas taught them to live
• State requiring five more instructional days for students next year
• For local politicians, social media is worth the risks
• Merger aims to keep local mental health providers intact
• Get on the air with local hams this weekend
• Big catfish certified as Virginia state record
• The Alamance Scene: veterans and retirees meet
• Schools likely in better budget shape than first projected
• Country music star celebrating 10 years in the industry
• Forced sterilization victims voice grief, pain
• Ex-deputy charged in fatal crash
• Plan a party, and more, at TheTimesNews.com
• Party supplier fined in death of worker
• Girl Scout council eyes properties to sell
• Catawba prosecutor charged with DWI
• Smoke from wildfires should clear today
• Teens charged in armed robbery
• Pender County wildfire grows
• Council nixes Eric Lane rezoning
• Drought returns to central North Carolina
• Man dies while diving off Beaufort Inlet
• Scientists to begin rotation of Confederate sub
• Magnificents hope Thursdays at Seven show brings smiles
• Fiber: It really does do a body good
• These firemen can cook
• Non-racing accident leaves Ace Speedway driver beat up
• NBA Draft takes backseat for Tar Heels standouts
• NCAA alleges nine violations against North Carolina football program
• Jack McKeon defying the odds again
• Rough first inning costs Burlington Royals in season opener
• Family matters: Royals reliever gives up homer to step-brother in season opener
• Elon names former Tar Heels star as new women's coach
• Marijuana crop found in Caswell; two accused of burning evidence
• Mebane man sets family fishing record, then his son tops him
• Summer is the time for home improvement scams
• A few of my favorite (summer) things
• The Alamance Scene: fashion show and pancakes
• Wildfire smoke causes uptick in fire calls in Orange County
• Police: Man robbed bank to get medical treatment
• Graham police searching for tire slashers
• County commissioner's radio comments discussed at meeting
• Burlington cancels annual Stone Soul Picnic
• Edwards' criminal case delayed to July
• Man with headaches reported missing in Caswell County
• Traffic stop leads to drug, weapon charges
• State issues bad air quality alert due to ozone, wildfires
• Heat leads state to issue outside work warning
• Will Baker
• Edwards team slated for Greensboro courtroom
• Greenbridge high-rise auction delayed
• Guilford County looking for feedback
• Police identify man found dead after wreck
• Three arrested in condo protest
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• At age 80, Marlins' McKeon concentrates on future
• Royals open with optimism
• Children can only learn by doing
• Company Shops Market an example for other businesses
• Old courthouse re-opening date set
• Elon's McKeon returns to the big leagues as Marlins' interim manager
• Agricultural community to take root in Snow Camp
• Jack's back: 'I don't need this job, but I love it.'
• Local nutritionists say new guidelines have pluses, minuses
• Grant funds will help Mebane's West End
• Goat team clears brush at local high school without noise, pollution
• Longtime bank executive joins VantageSouth team
• Protein is essential when gaining, losing weight
• Ten drugs are simply too many
• Intern team helps in more ways than one
• The Alamance Scene: two golf tournaments for good causes
• College plans maternity residence hall
• Help the pet adoption center by taking part in a survey
• Slaves, freedmen spied on South during Civil War
• Orange commissioners OK fee hikes; money to go toward recycling center makeovers
• PNC buys RBC's U.S. banks for $3.45 billion
• Man charged after two die on motorcycle
• Police: Man found dead in wreck was shot
• Police looking for Biscuitville arson suspect
• Good vibes multiply for Burlington Royals even though game doesn't count
• The Global TransPark: An idea that never took off
• McKeon's name surfaces as Marlins need another manager
• Thanks for support of book and arts council event
• Thanks to newspaper for aiding Civitan effort
• Destruction from storms isn’t meant as entertainment
• Hey, other businesses could use some grant money
• Drug charges
• Assault with a deadly weapon
• DWI
• Burlington water line flushing begins Monday
• Gastonia's Varner becomes first black golfer to win N.C. Amateur
• Open & Shut: 'Wonderful Shop', knitting supplies and frozen yogurt are here
• Murderer paroled after 18 years
• One last push before children's museum opens
• Sidewalk, paving and lighting projects coming to Elon
• An exhausted legislature takes a short break
• Real People: Berry part of historic Antarctic voyage
• That smell! Stink bugs set up shop in North Carolina
• Computer service restored, but US Airways Charlotte flights still delayed
• Hardison
• Edgerton-Mullennix
• Dodson
• Batchelor-Jones
• Jeffries-Brooks
• Gerringer-Moffett
• The library is a 'novel destination'
• Father of the bride(s), and a groom, too: Bardin family prepares for three weddings in less than six months
• Vongsavanh
• Thomas-Mixon
• Team arrives in Burlington: Nothing rains on Royals' excitement
• Summer college team carries close connections to Burlington Royals
• Tate's tournament brings it all back home
• Post 63 addresses team issues after loss
• Comedic climb turns up nothing for Norfolk Tides skipper
• Lawmakers finally wise up on redistricting
• Impromptu help was an unexpected blessing
• Nothing trivial about our flag, our pledge or our nation
• Holding up my end
• Wading into the stream of consciousness
• Honoring the dads
• Stroke claims famed E-Street Band member Clarence Clemons
• Three charged in car break-ins, thefts
• Manufacture marijuana
• DWI
• GOP: Mission accomplished as General Assembly session closes Saturday
• Empty cells: Inmate population down at jail
• Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre needs performers for its outdoor dramas
• Here's to ya, dad
• Fitzsimon to speak at Alamance Democratic meeting
• More to 'Star Spangled Banner' than most recall
• Catch 'The Gingerbread Man,' (while you can)
• Superior court roundup
• Kangaroo's 'Roo Cups' tough to find
• Guitarist to hold Loaves & Fishes fundraiser
• Mebane council approves $17.1 million budget
• Community college won't offer federal loans
• School board weighs new field trip rules
• Alleged cartel member nabbed in Orange County
• Cook's tainted tires give Burton victory in Late Models at Ace
• New England Patriots receiver relishes basketball competition in hometown
• Ups and Downs: Bully for baseball; lunch lament and a little knowledge goes a long way
• Making a stand for fatherhood
• Breaking-and-entering
• Gibsonville leaders pass budget
• AO's largest class gathers for 50-year reunion
• Six-foot python found atop garbage truck in Ohio
• Son among two charged in forgery, fraud case
• Sheriff's office busts alleged counterfeit document lab
• In a flash: Grad party flash mob for Elon student in Burlington gains traffic on YouTube
• Injured Alamance County woman awarded $579 K in negligence suit
• Cub Scouts spend twilight hours at Cedarock camp
• Fathers make it all better
• The Alamance Scene: two fashion shows at the country club
• Air quality 'very unhealthy' in Dare County
• See how Gunn, Bordsen and Ingle voted
• Lay hold of God’s willingness in prayer
• Blossom end rot common in tomatoes
• State unemployment rate holds steady
• Major rewrite of state annexation law approved by House
• GOP lawmakers join practice of special tax breaks
• FedEx employee accused of stealing packages
• Graduate banned from school after stage stunt
• Lejeune Marine dies nearly two weeks after injury
• Smithfield town clerk resigns amid scandal
• Reading works wonders for youngsters, but don't force it
• OK, so what's a few pounds among friends?
• North Carolina catcher draws family to his side
• Tough luck costs former Ace regular
• Gator keeps up his end of the bargain
• Combine catches fire
• Mebane man wins $10,000 from lottery
• Pesticides need proper use
• Laura's Law headed to governor's desk
• PARC Passport Program returns for a second year
• County saves $153,000 (so far) with early retirement program
• Shocked by loss of a son, family fights talk of drunken driving
• City approves plans for beer, barbecue fest downtown
• Mebane chosen for AKG expansion
• The Alamance Scene: lots of vacation Bible schools
• We're looking for owners of strange pets
• Hundreds of dogs seized from kennel
• UNC records: Football players racked up $13,000 in parking tickets
• Civil War trove set for Sotheby's auction
• Voter ID mandate gets N.C. legislative approval
• Burlington man faces attempted burglary, assault charges
• Teacher fired after sex charges
• 652-pound fish leads Big Rock
• Senate agrees to abortion limits
• N.C. close to requiring checking sale of cold meds
• Edwards asks judge for delay in sex tape case
• Members of N.C. church facing deportation after stop
• Murder suspect turns himself in
• Eastern Music Festival reaches milestone season
• Artist celebrate's state's beauty
• Final Touch hopes Musical Chairs debut has folks ‘shaking’
• Scarlett, prepare to laugh: ‘Gone With The Wind’ gets funny treatment in ‘Don’t Cry For Me, Margaret Mitchell’
• Katy Perry serves a dose of hits in Raleigh
• Legislature overrides budget veto
• State budget forces D.A.'s office cuts
• NFL player sets hometown events
• Elon town board passes budget
• Group calls for condemnation of commissioners' comments
• Wrestling club pairs technique with social, leadership skills
• School lunch prices on the way up
• Green Level unveils new, improved park
• Column: "Dog" has found a (temporary) home
• Sex offender pleads to another sex offense, stabbing
• Coble part of congressmen's war authorization lawsuit against Obama
• The Alamance Scene: fishing derby and a blood drive
• Edwards mug shots released
• NASA finds massive black holes common in young universe
• Burlington converting to new water disinfectant
• Mebane man charged with stealing money from drink machines
• Autopsy: Inmate killed by stun gun
• Elon law school earns ABA endorsement
• Caswell man first sentenced under new animal cruelty law
• Heat cited in death of N.C. man at music festival
• Guilford schools expect to avoid extreme cuts
• Orange County songwriter churning out custom tunes for clients
• Relatives: Rumor of STD led to slayings
• Teen dies after fall at South Mountains State Park
• Durham dog vies for title of world's ugliest
• Pride, sense of community themes of Graham graduation
• Police: Man assaulted, robbed of bike
• House overrides Perdue budget veto
• Tar Heels deliver on baseball coach's gut feeling
• Rehabbing Rays pitcher duels with NE Guilford grad
• Lawmakers in Raleigh must curtail spending
• The source of our problems is spending
• Coverage of Company Shops opening was disappointing
• Going 'all in' in Raleigh
• State poltiical writer, commentator to address county Democratic group
• Local education leaders don't see state budget compromise happening
• 10 kilograms of cocaine seized, Burlington woman charged
• A summer with no Hospice flea doesn't mean there's no work to be done
• Top Eastern Guilford students consider medical, education careers
• State Senate approved Laura's Law
• Outlet malfunction caused house fire
• Man accused of stealing brother's identity to avoid arrest
• Man accused in stabbing still on run, faces murder charge
• Father's Day rally set for Saturday
• On the taking, and giving, of advice
• Cool summer salads are economical, easy to prepare
• The Alamance Scene: golf and flapjacks
• Woman accused of getting food stamps with stolen identity
• Elon shortstop signs with St. Louis organization
• Town considers ban on cell phones while driving
• Secrets of woman with five dead husbands die with her
• One killed, another wounded in Burlington stabbing
• Mebane agrees on grant incentive for AKG
• 'Otis' cited for obstruction in Mount Airy
• Teen sets sights on mayor's race
• Short-handed Post 63 struggles
• All bets are off
• Explanation required about action in Libya
• It would behoove politicians to attend church
• North Carolina public education is going nowhere
• Republicans offer empty promises, moral agenda and petty politics
• Identity theft
• Assault with deadly weapon
• Breaking and entering
• Drugs
• Right place at the right time
• School board appoints three principals
• Pediatrician reappointed to community college board
• Burlington man wins $200,000
• The dogs of war
• Graduation season is a team effort
• Tougher DWI law gets some tinkering
• Top Bartlett-Yancey seniors headed to Raleigh
• Warrant: Tips led to prostitution bust
• Green Level plans for town growth despite reduced budget
• The Alamance Scene: ham, eggs and golf
• Graham police still looking for leads in shooting
• Train hard; it makes your life easier
• Garlic supplements are remarkable, versatile
• Troopers: Car in fatal crash going 129 mph
• Obama pushes jobs in trip to Durham company
• Duo opts out of final year with Elon men's basketball team
• Raymond Ward
• Prom King & Queen contest winner
• Blacks' role in Confederacy remains touchy subject
• Police: Victims found in RTP result of triple-murder, suicide
• Man charged with trading documents for drugs
• Breaking and entering
• Attempted obtain property by false pretense
• DWI
• Perdue vetoes budget, says it moves NC backward
• Legislators to meet in July to redraw district lines
• Chamber of commerce sponsors international travel
• Caswell County deputies to get human trafficking training
• Open & Shut: Beer store closing
• Top Graham High graduates heading for college, majors undecided
• Burlington City Council goes digital
• Real People: Art teacher retires after 40 years
• Minor league notes: Burlington team should come into focus soon
• Two suspects sought in attempted armed robbery
• William and Cynthia Hazell
• Lewis and Maedell Gilley
• These mysteries will grab your attention this summer
• Art from a different perspective
• Elon duo opts out of final year
• NCAA baseball notes: Tar Heels pitching matches up vs. Stanford
• Mebanites make annual fishing trip to Morehead City
• Tar Heels beat Stanford, return to CWS
• Voter ID requirement is just good common sense
• Area is woefully short on safe routes for bicycles
• Squirrels, your days are numbered
• City throws a clunker on junkers
• City’s justification for new fire station rings hollow
• Everyone has the right to pursue justice
• Merit pay: Not so clear cut after all
• What's making the biggest difference?
• Larceny by employee
• Possession stolen goods
• Man reports vehicle stolen after alleged hit and run
• Man wanted for statutory rape of 15 year old
• Woman charged with DWI twice in one day
• Dementia workshop planned
• Nintendo hopes to revolutionize gaming once again
• Rift puts gamers to the test
• Checking off bucket list before it's too late
• Haw River man pleads guilty to pointing loaded rifle at police
• Top Western High grads to study chemical engineering, global studies
• Haw River waiting on state before approving budget
• Teen to Teen Theatre helps out Humane Society with latest show
• Country superstars heading to Rapids Jam
• New group raising funds to aid families through cancer diagnosis
• Fashion has its place in history
• Remember to water your 'grass'
• Around the Schools: Three school employees recognized for excellence
• Eastern Alamance seniors turn tassels, bid school farewell
• Parking harder to come by in growing downtown
• Movie night promises to deliver something 'Horrible' for good cause
• Sex offender charged with sending text messages
• Cook's surprising win denied as King's streak stays in tact at Ace
• Tar Heels strike first in NCAA super regional vs. Stanford
• Commentary: Tar Heels' Baldwin goes from bunter to basher
• Barefoot says role uncertain for Elon coaching colleague
• Elon adds two recruits to football roster
• Reader with Biblical answers sparks only more questions
• Teacher thanked for making a difference for student
• Cost of trial story was misleading
• Ups and Downs: Sad cyclists; virtuous veterinarian; and mandated merger at last
• Cummings graduates urged to live up to their potential
• Speakers exhort Western grads to make the right choices in life
• At Southern High, rain can’t put a damper on the festivities
• Among the sadness, Williams seniors exicted to move on
• City seeks input on pedestrian plan
• Graham police still searching for shooter
• Muddy prints bring Bigfoot researchers to Gibsonville
• Top Cummings grads have interest in medicine
• We Checked It Out: Should cities be conserving water?
• See how Gunn, Bordsen and Ingle voted
• Overloaded trees lead to 'June Drop'
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails (w/ link)
• Abducted girl found
• Two men caught after allegedly shooting at Orange County deputy (w/ video)
• There's plenty, such as it is
• Edwards asks to not testify in sex tape case
• Blackbeard artifacts exhibit opens
• Orange County board OKs incentive money for Mebane company
• Wanted Orange County sex offender caught in Dominican Republic
• Officer assigned to U.S. Marshal task force killed
• Rubbed the wrong way: Man charged with using fake cash for massage
• New mural at Graham High School honors 22 graduates
• County planning board debates revised land use ordinance
• Got talent? We do, too
• Definition of a stepfamily: a real family
• Opposites attract big things for Tar Heels pitching staff
• Hey grads, here's more free advice
• Thanks to businesses that support students, schools
• Family extends thanks for help after tragedy
• Programs are essential to well-being of our poorest children
• Southern Middle fundraiser will help ALS patients
• Car flips, lands near front door
• Even during triathlon, local veterinarian is an animal-lover first
• Judge won't reduce bond in shooting
• Top seniors from Southern Alamance going to school just down the road
• Three years on, police still need leads in shooting death
• The Alamance Scene: family, friends and flapjacks
• A lot on the line for kids and football
• Insurance agent charged with fraud, forgery
• $200,000 lottery ticket sold in Burlington
• Bond denied for 7 suspects in woman's death
• N.C. revises number of Confederate war dead downward
• Look into your heart and receive God's changes
• YouTube video shows flash mob for Elon graduate
• Citigroup says hackers accessed credit card data
• Cicada ice cream seller told to cool it
• New trail at Nags Head Woods is easy to access
• Air quality alert for Wednesday
• Seven people charged with murder
• Man accused of running naked on street
• Transit tax lacks Orange board's support
• Woman gets house arrest for drunken fatal wreck
• Deputy suspended for road rage
• Man gets life for hammer attack
• Man charged in grease attack
• Dream Factory Family Fun Day set for Saturday
• 2nd Saturday events planned at Alamance Battleground
• Arts council invites folks out to its 'Garden pARTy'
• Bands hope Musical Chairs show brings a message
• PBS cooking show offers sneak peek Saturday
• Diverse defense helps define Tar Heels' Michael
• Timing of coaching search delivers Elon a challenge
• Fire damages Burlington home (w/raw video)
• Graham woman taken to Chapel Hill after wreck
• City adopts tougher policy on junked cars
• Graham woman shot at home at close range
• Bill would make state's judicial elections partisan
• Bill would allow party affiliation listings in nonpartisan races
• Investigation begins into deaths of men killed working for Burlington company
• Always a bride
• City council votes against bike lanes for Front Street
• Study calls for another fire station in Burlington
• Top Eastern Alamance grads have love of animals, languages
• Elon women's basketball coach accepts Old Dominion job
• Flush fire? Firefighter, another man accused of setting portable toilets ablaze
• The happy camper
• Five charged after prostitution bust
• Burlington company workers identified in manhole deaths
• Air quality alert for Wednesday
• Teens save victims of car crash
• Three arrested in Orange County break-ins
• Bar owner wary of safety after shots fired
• Ex-Duke basketball player jumps to death
• Police: Stove repairman raped woman
• Burlington council approves spending plan
• Two workers for Burlington company die in manhole
• McAdams is featured artist at Point of View Gallery
• Say goodbye to food pyramid, hello to 'MyPlate'
• NCAA notifies Tar Heels of plans to finish football investigation
• Rumley takes issue with restart rule at Ace Speedway
• After absence, coach expected back with N. Carolina baseball team
• Hurricanes bring in former captain, ex-Red Wings coach on staff
• Obtaining property by false pretense
• The 2012 election will be about more than phrases
• Republicans prove their allegiance to the ultra-rich
• Three Elon pitchers selected in baseball's amateur draft
• Three Elon pitchers selected in baseball's amateur draft
• Police learn true identity of shooting suspect
• Study shows state's graduation rate improving
• County mental health merger set to move forward
• Gibsonville couple killed in wreck
• Lawmakers take up a variety of elections bills
• We checked it out: What did the Allred appeal trial cost?
• Top seniors from Williams High are Chapel Hill-bound
• Last of eight sentenced on federal drug charges
• The Alamance Scene: fish fry and a fundraiser
• Portion of Graham-Hopedale Road to close
• Trick photography: You almost believe time stands still
• Man sentenced in federal court on drug charges
• Fish protection bill draws plenty of interest at conservation group's event
• Committee debates voter ID bill
• Graduation could require Founding Fathers tests
• Man charged in Burlington store shooting
• Audit: N.C. loses millions in uncollected fines
• Wildfire continues to expand in Dare County
• Teen suspended for soliciting nude photos from classmates
• School district to require moment of silence
• School bus driver resigns amid allegations she hit a special-ed student
• Suspect calls cab for ride from crime scene
• Orange County offers $100,000 grant to growing manufacturer in Mebane
• 200 dogs and other pets removed from home
• Inmate sues after gruesome tries at sex change
• American Idol McCreery's hometown produces visitors map for fans
• County approves budget for fiscal 2011-12
• Twins pick Tar Heels shortstop in first round of amateur draft
• Post 63 responds too late in American Legion loss
• Millwood aims for return to big-league stature
• Elon women's coach becomes factor in Old Dominion search
• Thanks to all who helped produce successful Senior Games
• Break-and-enter, larceny
• Column: Answering the graduates' Q&A
• Walking up? Owl in tree is too young to fly
• Dedicated to success: Middle college helps another year of students over the hump
• Burlington resident will be presented at debutante ball
• Dads are the best heroes
• Deer flies are hard to handle
• Schedule of high school graduation ceremonies
• Unemployment benefits begin to flow for those cut off
• An overdue trip: Flight of Honor arrives in time for twice-wounded World War II vet
• New housing project in works in Hillsborough
• Code Orange air quality alert Tuesday for Alamance, Caswell, Guilford, Orange counties
• Southern Middle School students to hold ALS fundraiser
• Overloaded circuits caused fire
• Sources: Edwards e-mails acknowledge payments
• This Week in The Civil War, for week ending June 12: Troop movements, big explosion
• Remember: Food is fuel, not entertainment
• Gamma knife treats trigeminal neuralgia
• The Alamance Scene: Tips from a confessed 'control freak'
• Court: Career criminal won't get less prison time
• Blues legend 'lets the good times roll'
• Beach Boys help Greensboro open new White Oak Amphitheatre
• D-Day: June 6, 1944: Much was at stake on the beaches of Normandy, and U.S. forces delivered
• NAACP should look to itself, not government for solutions
• Revised county ordinance has some troubling changes
• Sides duel over safety at Eastern Guilford
• Public records shed light on American Express plans in Whitsett
• Three teens killed, one injured in crash
• Recreation area near Tenn.-N.C. border reopens
• Newly married Lambert shows she's a country superstar
• Norton shines while others falter at County Am
• Motivated Tar Heels sweep regional
• May family hosts reunion
• Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church hosts dedication
• Real People: Tim Tarlton
• GOP open mic night
• Open and Shut: Hursey’s Barbecue restaurant opens new location
• Elon School hosts graduation ceremony
• Steinbicker-Ferguson
• Billings-Graffunder
• No regrets here: band just happy to play
• Series' debut keeps you turning pages
• Redemption tale: Arts Alive’s student edition of ‘Les Misérables’ shows what it means to love another unconditionally
• School supply drive helps Classroom Closet
• Summer camp offered for young entrepreneurs
• John and Susan Sterken
• Harris-Joyner
• 'Fifty Bags' shows how fashion is ever-changing
• Walters-Curtis
• Technology makes big impact on college students
• Generational battles factor into Alamance County Amateur
• Tar Heels trounce James Madison, seize control of regional
• Post 63 tightens defense in victory against Winston-Salem
• Minor league notes: McGee finds role in Durham bullpen
• Former Graham standout turns sharpened focus into special season
• Too many questions and way too few answers
• School system can’t withstand more budget cuts
• Republicans need time and a less meddlesome governor
• On the trail of the fox
• Cooler heads needed in Raleigh
• Everybody's slaw is different
• NIE Teacher of the Year: Beth Warren
• School board members debate appointment
• This 21st century technology is causing me a lot of trouble
• The Hawbridge School celebrates its co-valedictorians
• Reduced pay for court appointed attorneys in effect
• Last call of the wild
• Dollars and cents
• Gauldin keeps it on course in Alamance County Amateur
• Former International League MVP tries to regroup with Bulls
• Minus coach, Tar Heels stay steady in opener
• Burton spins Rumley, wins race
• Ups and Downs: Egging on the economy; plopped pups; and hail to Copland scholars
• Obtain controlled substance by forgery
• Failure to appear – threaten to bomb
• Graham police charge man in home invasion; search continues for missing guns, sheriff's badges
• Fire damages Burlington home
• Man pleads not guilty to murdering wife, burning home
• Top grads from Burlington Christian headed to State, Carolina
• How Bordsen, Ingle and Gunn voted this week
• County gets grant for trail-land acquisition
• Committee done with work on high impact ordinance
• Next Alamance Crossing phase set for fall opening
• Summer slipped up suddenly
• The Alamance Scene: writing and cheerleading
• Former U.S. Sen. John Edwards pleads not guilty (w/links to arrest warrant, indictment)
• No charges against officers in fatal bank standoff
• Missing man located
• Snow Camp man faces child pornography charges
• James Arness, actor who played Marshal Matt Dillon, dead at 88
• Hooded man crashes into Greensboro Apple store
• Woman charged in medical files theft
• Chapel Hill to open new hiking trail
• Man loses appeal of sentence in church scam case
• Drought declared in 17 coastal counties
• Criminal charges likely today against John Edwards
• Chicken salad sold in N.C. recalled
• Hole-y day: Krispy Kreme giving away doughnuts
• A little discipline goes a long way
• Looking for bright lights, big cities? Think Fargo
• For three basketball transfers, UCLA feels finer than Carolina
• Southern Conference unveils future championship sites
• S. Alamance product becomes happy heartbeat of proven winner
• Regional, pitching come into focus for Tar Heels
• Area youth cyclists crank out strong showing in criterium
• hot enough for ya?
• A matter of freedom, not taste
• Dixon pleads not guilty to role in stepmother's murder
• Clover Garden's top students plan to continue their educations
• Diamonds in the rough: New-born pups abandoned at baseball stadium
• Logging on: Computer gifts open access for students
• We checked it out: County transfers building so disabled workers can get relief from the heat
• The Alamance Scene: Cancer walk-a-thon
• A winner and a sucker born every minute
• LabCorp extends cash tender offer
• Code Orange air alert for Orange County, Triangle
• Police: Man sold cigarettes to boys after spanking them
• N.C. highway marker to honor U.S. Colored Troops in Fort Fisher capture
• Civil War photos on display at 2 N.C. libraries
• Exhibit traces Fayetteville's role in conflict
• Voting, politics and spending
• 'Idol' winner McCreery, runner-up play like a country duo
• Confederate statue crash sparks debate
• Officials: Drugging PTI bear not option
• Man arrested for counterfeit cash
• Arts Alive students tackle some hefty material in 'Les Misérables'
• Civil Defense, 'The Natural' create a great baseball fit
• Coastal bug bites one local artist
• Remembering Florence: Late artist touched many lives during her 98 years
• Beach music comes alive at 3 Thirty 3
• Post 63 goes back to basics for league victory
• After eye injury, Duke's Scheyer sees bright future
• Local speller goes out on first day at national bee
• Budget reduces cuts for museums and historic sites
• Living safely off the grid
• Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum hosting 2nd Saturdays event
• Top Alamance Christian grads have plans for medical careers
• LabCorp announces another acquisition
• Pennsylvania middle school field trip includes visit to Hooters
• Child killed in accident while en route to school
• Judge reduces sentence in fraud case
• Graham police looking for rape suspects
• Burlington man faces statutory rape charge
• Burlington man faces embezzlement charges
• Allred found guilty
• Deputies: Man stole storm victims' money
• Hurricane season starts today
• Orange County names interim health director
• Code Orange air quality advisory from Triad to Triangle
• Condom billboard sparks complaints
• New state law prohibits 'spice,' 'bath salts' as drugs
• Readers send in pie recipes
• $2 Dinners: Mexican menu eliminates the same boring dinners
• Former Tar Heels coach retires after cancer diagnosis
• A look at some NCAA baseball tournament tidbits
• Fire reported at Glen Raven plant
• Two charged with rape
• Jury deliberating in Allred trial
• Local spelling champ in Washington for national bee
• Proposal would save toll road projects
• Temps hit 97 degrees on a day when 80 is the norm
• Officers carry the torch for Special Olympics
• Meet the top seniors from River Mill Academy
• Solar and biomass power plant coming to the Piedmont
• A woman's purse should have only the essentials
• Jury begins deliberations in Allred trial
• Burlington man retrieves $200,000 lottery ticket from the trash
• The Alamance Scene: fans for seniors and lunch for Republicans
• Police still searching for shooting suspect
• Bill would track illegal immigrants in schools
• Hot weather expected all week
• Senate offers budget compromise
• Newspaper should offer obituaries as community service
• Driver charged after hitting, killing five-year-old girl
• Suspect shocked after sausage theft attempt
• Trial starts for man in pregnant wife's death
• Post 63 wins slugfest in home opener
• A lighter shade of conflict of interest
• Keep cat adoption in your thoughts, particularly in June
• Republicans pile problems on those who have the least
• State lawmakers are headed down a disastrous budget path
• Seven ACC teams to play in NCAA baseball tournament
• Two win Copland scholarships
• Going outside to "learn science"
• Generations of soldiers honor the fallen, and living
• Did you do this as a kid?
• Elon left out of NCAA baseball tournament
• Early college high school won't be elitist
• Skill development comes from 'building the athlete first'
• Atrial fibrillation carries dangers
• Protective order violation
• Felony larceny
• DWI
• Pros, cons exist in evaluating Elon's NCAA Tournament credentials
• Nearly a decade of of war brings importance of Memorial Day into sharper focus
• Open & Shut: A few new, and older businesses changing
• Man gets 7 years, pays $100,000 after cocaine trafficking plea
• Perdue lists issues she has with recommended budget
• Memorial Day could be any day
• Real People: WWII vet still remembers
• DWI
• Drugs
• Discharging weapon
• Wayne and Sandra Beal
• Perry-McWilliams
• Bush-Mack
• Brown-Moutselos
• Adams-Koury
• Get involved with a book club
• Big-time quality on a local scale: Musicians can find that and more at Dark Pines Studio in Graham
• Johnson-Valines
• Missing former Elon student found and safe
• Tar Heels finish suspended game, but won’t play for ACC title
• Fears grow about missing former Elon baseball player
• Southern Conference keeps membership issues on docket
• Summer success for Brebbia means relief for Elon baseball team
• Line-item veto the cure for legislative poison pills
• The no-guarantee recipe
• The county deserves leaders of integrity who respect others
• Lil John’s festival draws crowds
• Remembering the origins of Memorial Day
• The irreplaceable cog
• N.C. State falls short of ACC baseball title game
• Man charged for string of hit and runs
• Two people shot; suspect in custody
• Local fallen heroes remembered Monday
• Around the schools
• DSS budget affected by county, state cuts
• Dancing for a cure
• Star born: Being blind won't keep star from shining
• Riding for wishes
• Student of Month is respectful of others
• Subliminal suggestions, sleight of hand make for an interesting act
• Latest 'Pirates' film is entertaining, thanks to Johnny Depp
• Late night adds wrinkle to SoCon Tournament
• Tar Heels hold no-hitter in ACC Tournament, try to finish it Saturday
• The motivation of teachers
• Ups and downs: Dynamic downtown; connecting cities; and a whole lot of balls and strikes
• Statuory Rape
• Larceny by employee
• Larceny, breaking-and-entering
• DWI
• Witness: Allred not capable of performing sobriety tests
• Local women start with pillowcases and meet a need
• Commissioner named as ACC distinguished alum
• More with less: Haw River eyes tight budget
• God is there in the darkest hours of your life
• Insect to blame for dying roses
• Silver Alert for Liberty man cancelled
• County unemployment rate stays below 10 percent
• Sit down for the Saturday sermon
• Josh Turner knows how to charm a crowd
• The Alamance Scene: chicken pie and flapjacks
• Cavaliers join ACC trend by cracking nation’s baseball elite
• TV show pilots filmed in Wilmington will move to L.A.
• Check out how Ingle, Bordsen and Gunn voted
• Fire damages house in eastern Guilford
• Orange County fire departments call for tax hikes
• N.C. gas prices down slightly for holiday weekend
• Cape Hatteras makes top 5 in best beach list
• Carolinas feel brunt of heavy storms
• Grandmother charged with trying to kill granddaughter
• Blackbeard's anchor to be recovered off coast
• Be patient: Social skills come with age
• This military ritual should get everyone's attention
• Tar Heels stumble in tournament opener
• Georgia Tech outlasts Wolfpack in 15 innings
• Federal budget debate about more than just numbers
• Once America could do anything; what happened?
• NAACP would like to hear more from commissioner
• The Patriot Act still needs revision
• Allred testimony turns to breath test
• Local education group makes cutbacks
• "Complete" cross-stitch shop closing after 33 years
• Commercial development in Elon is on track
• County Social Services faces cuts
• Planning for retirement .... in China
• Elon bounced from SoCon Tournament in two games
• Graham Middle students somber after death of classmate
• Paramount box office offers extended hours
• N.C. among states with biggest drop in jobless
• Second man charged in case where victim's family fired back
• Magistrate put on leave in rape case
• Search resumes at plane crash site in western N.C.
• North Carolina's Scotty McCreery wins 'American Idol'
• Man dies in shootout with police
• Plaid Players raises funds for N.C. tornado victims
• Arts Alive students take on 'Les Mis'
• Musical Chairs offers a 'Back Porch Orchestra'
• Christian film teaches us to rise up from adversity
• The painter paints: Rodney Adams likes painting people 'who have impacted area'
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 5-26-11
• First Presbyterian Church offers free music events
• Haw River Ballroom plans grand opening celebration Friday
• Enough said: N.C. State starter quiets Seminoles to open ACC tourney
• Ace Speedway champ Rumley keeps positive outlook despite tough luck
• Tar Heels gain momentum, lose doubters in baseball
• 20-inning marathon has cruel ending for Phoenix
• For Stam, this law is sadly personal
• Commissioner’s comments reflect poorly on our community
• Elon involved in SoCon history
• DWI
• Drugs
• Allred impaired, moody, Burlington officer testifies
• Haw River Ballroom brings nightlife to Saxapahaw mill
• School board moves forward on layoffs
• Proposed village budget holds the line on taxes
• Graham Middle student collapses at school, later dies
• The Alamance Scene: softball and school supplies
• Open government bill dies in House committee
• Wildlife gone ... wild?
• Graham budget holds line on taxes
• Source: Feds will seek indictment against John Edwards
• Giffords shooter found incompetent to stand trial
• More expected to travel over holiday weekend
• 'Spamalot' may be silly, but it's spectacular, too
• N.C. House speaker says NAACP chief should apologize
• Police say suspect clenched hard, but strip search reveals marijuana
• Report: N.C. brims with nuclear waste
• Take control of your gluten-free lifestyle
• Film legend Pacino shares career insights
• Elon's Brebbia lands conference's top pitching honor
• Girdwood to lead off Phoenix pitching staff in SoCon Tournament
• Lonely place: Demon Deacons enter tourney unlike ACC peers
• Graham grad McPherson is finalist for Division II award
• Appearance is important
• Drugs
• Area under tornado watch
• Authorities characterize Allred as 'irrational' on night of arrest
• Man charged with identity theft after high speed chase
• What's closed on Memorial Day?
• The Alamance Scene: GOP women meet June 2
• Those old days of "play like"
• Planning board may get ordinance next month
• Police: Dozens hurt when school bus overturns
• Fired trooper gets two months back-pay
• Would-be purse snatchers injured as crowd defends woman
• Caswell under severe storm watch
• $200,000 winning lottery ticket sold in Burlington
• Confederate monument in Reidsville destroyed (w/poll)
• Black bear sighting creates stir
• Deputy charged in evidence room theft
• Four crew injured in train crash
• County to hold ceremony for tornado victims
• School board votes to pay new leader for additional days
• Legends join racing's elite in NASCAR Hall of Fame
• Elon replenishes pitching for SoCon tournament
• Post 63 drops opener in American Legion baseball
• Allied Churches thanks all who participated in music fundraiser
• Hopefully Elon University fraternities welcome all
• Lawmaker’s commitment to job creation is questioned
• Space travel will never be routine
• Board hires new Elon Elementary principal, approves resignation of Williams principal
• Police still need leads on missing man
• Downtown market already has community feel
• Jury selection under way in Allred DWI trial
• Red Cross has urgent need for blood
• Column: What's REALLY pretty about the Elon campus
• North Carolina Symphony shows will benefit tornado victims
• State senator, school board talk budget
• Coolest Dad Contest (Contest Page)
• Orange/Alamance line bills moving forward
• Elon School's art students present 'most outstanding show yet'
• The Alamance Scene: county Republicans and business associates
• Kick Cancer 5K set for June 4 at Tanger Outlets
• Crunches aren't the only way to get great-looking abs
• Cold water, warm water; it's all the same
• Makin' hay
• Tweets from Allred jury trial
• Orange County budget holds tax rate
• Farmland forever: Mebane dairy latest to be protected through program
• Pickup truck hits house, causes gas leak
• Man charged with assault on Burlington officer
• Tornado kills 89 in Missouri
• U.S. 264 in Dare County now open daylight hours
• With visions of shooting 59, Byerly repeats in Southwick Amateur
• Elon awaits another tourney venture in Southern Conference
• Duke wins NCAA lacrosse tourney rematch vs. Notre Dame
• 'Our normal is no longer normal'
• Real People: Invention earns patent for creative thinker
• Two men sought in armed robbery
• Open & Shut: Dave's Discount Furniture moving to Holly Hill Mall
• Mother of Elon student who died in 2010 sues drug company
• Good news: Slightly lower gas prices expected
• Assault with fan brings $100,000 bond
• Hundreds shop at Company Shops Market on first weekend
• Polls: Ratings for Perdue edge higher
• Wreck injures three; two flown to hospitals
• Fans, family create a unique 'Nation': Band's loyal followers enjoy spending as much time together as possible
• VanDerra-Blackmon
• Fuentes-Walker
• Rogers-Coltrane
• Parker-McLamb
• McMillan-Parrott
• Smith-Kemp
• Local charities unite to honor late artist's work
• 'Hitchcockian' thriller pours on the suspense
• Byerly, Trent share first-round lead at Southwick Amateur
• Smith, Jones gobble up awards at body building championships
• Capel looks forward to new view on Duke's staff
• Sappelt waits through injury to restart solid season in Class AAA
• Post 63 takes roster overhaul into upcoming American Legion season
• College’s success is no mystery to student
• OK state GOP leaders, where are the jobs?
• Congress can find other areas more in need of budget cuts
• Lessons learned from the tale of the fox
• From the publisher
• Generations: Of leadership and citizenship
• Onion of the Apocalypse
• Church display shows life in Burlington in 1911
• Returning Middle East soldiers cope with stress disorder
• Annexation bill would bring "drastic change"
• Company Shops Market has 'soft opening'
• Dowtown tavern earns preservation award
• Bike route would connect Burlington, Elon
• Water-line work will close part of Davis Street
• 'Nickel Plated' aims for realism, not fantasy
• Elon School tackles well-loved musicals
• BADA takes a trip to 'Oz'
• Relay For Life a way to celebrate life while searching for a cure
• Ten Commandments remain important to society
• More than 1,200 Elon grads head for life's next stages
• Beggarly keeps cool, cashes in with lucrative victory at Ace
• One of a kind
• Ups and Downs: Athletics adieu; tragic turn; and welcome to the 'Most Amazing Campus'
• Man wanted for rape caught
• Drugs
• Complete with style points: Elon secures outright SoCon baseball title
• Complete with style points: Elon secures outright SoCon baseball title
• Police: dispatchers acted properly in fox incident
• Reverse job fair puts employment-seekers on display
• Proposed city budget will cut property taxes by a penny
• 911 calls from rabid fox incidents
• Golf tournament will benefit cancer patient
• Students hope for Jewish fraternity on Elon campus
• Volunteers needed for City Lake cleanup
• Man: City tore down his house and billed him
• County reports fifth rabies case of 2011; second in a week
• Perdue to let broadband legislation become N.C. law
• Unless you're going to graduation, stay away from Elon Saturday
• The Alamance Scene: yard sales and a budget
• My A-U-#1 pound cake
• Lejeune water issue going back to Congress
• Wrestler 'Macho Man' Randy Savage dies in car wreck
• Budder? Woman to stand trial for pot-laced margarine
• Family finds $45,000 in new home, returns it
• Woman dons wedding dress she wore in 1938
• Agency's 'Zombie Apocalypse' a big Internet hit
• Therapy horse shot in the eye
• Orange County board raises landfill tipping fee
• Hillsborough man sentenced for shooting brother
• Troopers warn drinking and boating don't mix
• Men sentenced for stealing ginseng
• Jeannette's Pier in Nags Head reopens Saturday
• Lane closings planned on Interstate 40 through Greensboro
• Fallen county law enforcement officers honored
• Teenager's act could be ... an act
• Checks don't seem to balance these days
• Big Late Models purse on the line at Ace
• Rally lifts Elon to share of SoCon baseball title
• Police search for man charged with rape
• Man charged with felony child abuse after 4-year-old hurt
• New indecent liberties charge brings man's bond to $660,000
• Special elections bill passes House
• Sheriff's Office seeks suspect charged with indecent liberties
• Leadership class includes the ins and outs of law enforcement
• Man with Burlington ties wanted in Greensboro home invasion
• God makes the dangers of using wrong judgment obvious
• Relay for Life raises $190,000
• Summit focuses on how to attract jobs
• Another rite of parenthood
• Local pastors not counting on Rapture this weekend
• 150th anniversary of N.C.'s secession to be commemorated with symposium
• Ex-student: Wake Forest brushed off sexual assault incident (w/poll and video)
• The Alamance Scene: yard sale and black and white ball
• Former bank worker gets prison time for ATM scheme
• Hurricane season predicted to be above normal
• Police memorial ceremony planned for tonight
• N.C. budget panel OKs $7 million annual abortion rules cost
• Alleged UNC 'foot toucher' arrested
• Bald Head Island officer's death reopened
• Husband of slain pregnant woman in Raleigh court
• Bond for ex-cop in motorcycle wreck
• Public records law should be left as is
• Thieves strip school buses of batteries
• Man charged with conspiracy, fraud in scheme
• Police: School bus driver had racy chats with student
• Butner prison worker sentenced in drug case
• Botti and band deliver a great show
• Champion, Big Head Dog take to Musical Chairs
• Folks come from all around for annual Art on the Vine event
• All in good fun: Dailey & Vincent bring family friendly show back to Lil John’s fest
• Area businesses unite for Family Fun Day
• 'Rapture parties' planned (w/ poll)
• Early voting measure squeaks by in the House
• Transportation secretary makes stop to talk education
• Elon prepares for 121st commencement
• Elon recognized for campus beauty
• Police kill fox after two bit
• Lawmakers hear special elections bill
• Hospice will hold parking lot sale on Saturday
• Local fighter jet slated for air show
• Former county man sentenced on federal charges
• The Alamance Scene: flapjacks and farmers
• Man injured after softball game in critical condition
• All the news that fits, and some that doesn't
• Marker in Gibsonville honors Revolutionary War soldier
• Wounded, stray cat killed by Graham police
• Elon dormitory has a family legacy for one resident
• Cuts in proposed Orange County budget don't raise taxes
• UNC student facing child porn charges released on bond
• Cooler weather but the competition stays hot for Hog Day cookoff in Hillsborough
• Making a point? New fashion craze in Mexican town
• Compromise helps boost annexation bill
• Birth rates rise as Fort Bragg soldiers return
• Sniper training surprises residents
• New dive planned for Blackbeard artifacts
• Wildfire brings air quality alert to parts of N.C.
• Girl Scout troop has a heart
• Annexed area in Burlington to get services
• $2 Dinners: Celebrate the start of summer with this thrifty Memorial Day meal
• Quite the pie-maker
• Reader seeks pie recipe
• Basketball pairings set for ACC / Big Ten Challenge
• Francis moves into Carolina Hurricanes' front office
• Speedy Austin takes time to create impact for Elon baseball team
• Former Wake student claims she was sexually assaulted by basketball players in 2009
• Rockingham County authorities should be ashamed
• Pollution the last thing our community needs
• State Senate eyes voter ID bill
• Graves calls for public condemnation of county commissioner over remarks
• Former Wake student claims she was sexually assaulted by basketball players in 2009
• Car hits school bus; driver and passenger killed
• Growth in number of international students touches Elon
• Elon dormitory has a family legacy for one resident
• Economic development summit is Thursday
• College to hold Adult High School/GED graduation
• Bill would move up North Carolina's presidential primary
• Specialty license plate bill includes 'Choose Life'
• The Alamance Scene: blood and wine
• Where did I leave that Wednesday column? Oh, here it is.
• Fired SBI agent files appeal to get his job back
• Attorney's son charged in dad's slaying
• Watermelons OD on growth chemicals, explode
• Montreat College offers woman baseball scholarship
• Why not user fees?
• Raleigh concert to aid tornado victims
• Law school grad plagarizes speech from YouTube
• Woman accused of trying to burn officers
• Driver cited for wrecking school bus
• County manager proposes $127 million budget
• McKeon picked for induction to amateur baseball Hall of Fame
• Coach K again ranks as Duke's highest-paid employee
• Wolfpack targets tougher opponents in basketball
• New Directions wants to expand food-packing ministry
• Investigators, family looking for answers in missing man’s death
• Girl Scout troop has a heart
• We Checked It Out: Why were city workers working at the Y?
• The Alamance Scene: two local car shows
• City wants state to help with O'Neal/Rockwood extension
• Help the downtown effort - don't put your trash in the planters
• Losing desire to train a symptom of over-training
• Yellowing hair leads to uncommon diagnosis
• Feds probe N.C. company over planned overseas deal
• Domestic violence numbers up slightly in N.C.
• Honeychile
• School bus stolen, wrecked, burned
• From concert halls across the globe to Efland: Former Squirrel Nut Zipper still has passion for all her pursuits
• Hillsborough medical office plans move, new name
• Burlington police: Man detained, choked woman
• Carnival worker dies; another injured
• Wells Fargo name replacing Wachovia
• Troopers, rail officials stage train-car crash
• Elon has more work to do in quest for SoCon baseball title
• America should spend its foreign aid right here at home
• Armed services blood drives deserve support, too
• The arts play a pivotal role in public education
• DWI
• Kidnapping, assault
• State lawmakers weighing early voting, battling unemployment benefits
• Open & Shut: produce market open, Taste Budz tickled
• We checked it out: Who should respond to wounded strays?
• As tornado rescue ends, Red Cross still needs your help
• Piedmont Health Services' funding in peril
• New thrillers entertain
• Real People: Elon student recognized for feeding hungry
• Hubbard-Cates
• Cole-Leath
• Carter
• Farabee-Queen
• 4-H isn't just for rural kids
• McPherson-Jones
• Gallery Players announces its annual Pearl Awards winners
• Love those M&M's: Burlington couple’s collection shows no signs of melting
• Create an original wardrobe with 'Little Green Dreses'
• 'Just Dance 2' allows you to dance in comfort of home
• Free Comic Book Day brings out hero in all of us
• Starting early can take fear out of college planning
• 1957 Tar Heels team stands test of time with Hall of Fame honor
• Durham pitcher Howell nears return to Rays bullpen
• Minor leagues: Hot Nationals prospect will visit Greensboro
• Duke wins by one goal to open title defense in men's lacrosse
• Elon lands quarterback transfer from Maryland
• Pakistan: With Friends Like These, Who Needs Enemies
• ‘News’ organizations pumping out pro-Obama spin
• Our waterways are the interstate for litter
• Fishing the smaller pond
• The shadow hero
• Obtain property by false pretense
• Drug charges
• DWI
• Break-and-enter a motor vehicle
• Burlington man accused of molesting girl
• Meet the Times-News' new circulation director
• School board member wants activity fees decreased
• Construction of probation, parole building approaches
• Despite changes, bottom line the same in promoting students
• Back in style: consignment stores' business booming
• Duke to open defense of NCAA lacrosse title
• App State ends Elon's softball season in league tourney
• Carolina Hurricanes' ice man dies at 52
• Bulldogs come up one point shy of state title in track
• Ups and Downs: Vexing vandalism; gas guzzlers; and a special welcome to the neighborhood
• For the defense
• Missing Burlington man found dead in Guilford County, sheriff says
• Cancer survivors, caregivers take part in Relay for Life
• Smith first-grader redesigns local company's car
• Conference tournament will leave Burlington after 2012
• School board begins ethics talks
• See how Gunn, Bordsen and Ingle voted this week
• Sheriff's department warns of telephone fraud
• The things that get me through a cold
• Ask for ways to be used by God
• Leaf gall common in camellia
• Ace Speedway calls off Friday night races
• N.C.'s Moog Music: increased sales, new building
• May 10
• The Alamance Scene: meetings and yard sales
• This week in the Civil War
• Billy Graham spends comfortable night in hospital
• Police lawsuit going to federal court
• Businesses helping Hillsborough street turn corner
• Replicas of Columbus' ships to dock at Beaufort
• Former Mebane man pleads guilty to child sex crimes
• Lettuce: friend or fork?
• Kids will act like monkeys when playing with monkeys
• Pyrtle keeps it conservative, cruises to Senior Amateur victory
• Former Elon coach Tolley stays busy after Hall of Fame career
• Ex-Elon coach Parham shares stories amid Hall of Fame induction
• Eastern Alamance's Dawson lands spot on Elon football team
• About Friday the 13th
• Enjoying a chuckle about the state of his game
• Reader hopes column will open eyes of employers
• Traffic stop leads to vehicle, foot chase
• Protective order violation ends in police chase
• Attempted larceny
• Bill shortening early voting gets thumbs up
• Annexation bill passes state House
• Daylong event will examine book of Ephesians
• State hearing for Graham funeral director set for June
• Group: County should grow with environment in mind
• Manners, don't leave home without them
• Cancer survivors take center stage at Relay for Life
• System may move pre-K classes back to schools
• Report: Triad, Triangle, Charlotte full of gas-guzzlers
• Martial arts group breaks ground on headquarters in Burlington
• The Alamance Scene: bluebirds and spaghetti
• Billy Graham in good spirits at hospital
• Battleground will mark 240th birthday this weekend
• Second man charged in sledge-hammer robbery
• Guilford school board sends budget to commissioners
• Guilford schools on alert after threat of abduction
• Charlotte schools issue 739 layoff notices
• Escapee sentenced for role in police car chase, crash
• Public transit tax vote possible in Orange, Durham counties
• Shot in the arm gives kids a shot at an iPod or laptop
• Tolley and Parham are Hall of Fame bound
• Urban Golf hits downtown Burlington on Sunday
• 'Hair' puts '60s issues front and center
• Alamance Jazz Band touts original material at Musical Chairs event
• Band on the 'Move'
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 5-12-11
• Abrakadoodle North Carolina receives award, wants to give back
• Upcoming event hopes to raise funds for cystic fibrosis research
• Annual community yard sale set for Saturday
• Elon holds on for victory in softball in SoCon Tournament
• Halloween fireworks: A tradition like no other
• Where there's smoke
• Medical staffs, hospice provided impressive care
• Billy Graham hospitalized in Asheville
• Annexation reform bill on brink of passage in House
• Burlington police open missing person case
• Courthouse fire chalked up to spontaneous combustion
• Battleground will mark 240th birthday this weekend
• Column: Pity the groomsmen
• School system may "tweak" senior project requirement
• Community college board has opening
• Spain rocked by two earthquakes
• Graham man injured in wreck with tractor-trailer
• The Alamance Scene: bake sale and a concert
• Judge sets $500,000 bond for Duke lacrosse accuser
• 'Granddad Bandit' sentenced to 25 years in prison
• Local Y needs your votes in national contest
• New store's opening delayed
• Relay for Life is Friday
• Majority of county commissioners oppose courthouse move
• Fire causes air quality alerts for Orange and counties eastward
• Twin teens killed in western N.C. when tree falls on mobile home
• Thunderstorms bring hail, power outages to N.C.
• N.C. lawmakers could make abortion more difficult
• Even the cast laughs at 'Monty Python's Spamalot'
• Iron Gate Winery offers unique events at Burlington store
• Extension office plans workshops on canning techniques
• College baseball: Elon upends Old Dominion for third time this year
• Years in the making: Williams boys secure state golf championship
• Pitt CC wins NJCAA Region X baseball tournament
• What's next? Nearly a decade into the war, bin Laden’s demise is a good time to assess the mission in Afghanistan
• Break-and-enter
• DWI
• Truck strikes Gibsonville overpass
• Sex offender charged with using social networking sites
• Retired principal will fill in at Sylvan
• City wants input on Halloween event
• A resolutions scorecard
• Relay for Life is Friday
• Majority of county commissioners oppose courthouse move
• Help from public leads to jewelry robbery arrest
• The Alamance Scene: Barbecue chicken sale in Mebane
• Positive Attitude Youth Center will honor grads at banquet
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
• Japan scraps energy plans
• These piggies looking to go wee, wee, wee all the way home
• Gen. Lee's sword to return to Appomattox
• Officials assessing damages after courthouse fire
• Police: Student pulled gun on school bus driver
• Ex-school counselor pleads guilty to sexual assault
• Four bulldog pups missing from kennel
• Prosecutor drops charges in rapper shooting
• Disaster recovery center opens in Sampson County
• ACC board: 2012 right for bond request
• Magnets show no medical benefits; boot camp workouts work
• Pitt Community College stays strong in Region X Tournament
• Durham Bulls fall in return game to historic DAP
• Riddle, Day add to honors as Elon's top athletes
• Softball players at Elon land second-team honors
• Four football players leave North Carolina program
• Elon athlete looks to take fast track to new endeavor
• The call should rest with local boards
• When you love your neighbor, good things happen
• Praise and prayers for our troops and nation
• Prom King & Queen
• Elon, school system discuss early college
• Rockingham Co. investigators believe missing Burlington man is alive
• Police are still looking for missing man
• Resource fair is designed to help family caregivers
• Grant provides flu shots for shelter dogs
• The Alamance Scene: square dancing and flapjacks
• Cellphone 'pocket dials' 911, suspects caught
• Face transplant recipient discusses life-changing surgery on live webcast
• Burlington man charged in Greensboro home invasion
• Woman sentenced to five years for beating toddler
• Column: Bringing home the Bard
• Man dies after fall from ATV pulling mowing equipment
• Weak economy leads Charlotte paper to cut 26 jobs
• Man convicted in 10-pound meth case
• Police Explorer Post accepting new members
• Two found dead in Randolph County; suspect charged
• Orange County issues 12 tethering citations
• Duke plans Hillsborough clinic
• Man sells donated items to tornado victims
• Wildfire prompts smoke advisory in eight counties
• Burlington police looking for armed mugger
• Armed robber takes money from McDonald's in Burlington
• Passion down to a science for Elon volleyball player
• Top seeds lose in NJCAA Region X baseball tournament
• We have enough energy to lower gasoline prices
• A reminder about the importance of children’s mental health
• Lessons learned from the life of Joe Barbour
• Drugs
• Breaking and entering
• Elon wins in 12th, closes in on SoCon baseball title
• State House members engage in heated debate
• Elon University buys buildings in Greensboro
• Ban on electronics in landfill begins this summer
• Open & Shut: More antique stores and restaurants open in county
• Letters from Civil War offer window into a great-grandfather's life
• Real People: Yard work and bright flowers keep worries away
• Duke makes changes to men's basketball staff
• Ward-Goodpaster
• Taylor-Stuart
• Tate-McGee
• Davis-Barefoot
• Library offers a bevy of financial resources
• Actress thinks 'Hair' remains relevant today
• Answering the call of motherhood: At age 48, Caswell County woman embraces her opportunity to raise another child
• Elon sweeps UNCG, aims for another charge in softball
• Minor leagues: Hot-hitting Sappelt lands on disabled list
• Top-seeded team avoids upset on first day of Region X
• Second International League season feels different for Booker
• Pro show: Late ace propels Burlington native to first eGolf title
• Call waiting
• Feeding the belly and the spirit
• Fund-raising and politics make odd bedfellows
• For the love of mom
• Nurturing the fertile mind
• Accused jewel thief caught in Graham
• DWI
• Drugs
• Larceny
• Lemonade Day helps kids give to others
• Mom treasured simple gifts most
• Around the Schools: Student to attend Naval Academy summer program
• Haw River inspires retired professor to write book
• Elon School searches for a new leader
• Funding cuts could target Alamance Battleground
• Alamance Battleground anniversary will unveil new exhibits, artifacts
• Council gives OK to tattooing in Mebane
• Celebrating Mom
• Becca June's love for music is 'second nature'
• Coaching brethren shocked by retirement of Maryland's Williams
• Simpson tries to move past dubious loss during Charlotte PGA stop
• Break out the broom: Teenager sweeps racing twin bill at Ace
• NJCAA opener features big arms
• Ups and downs: Marvelous mystery; diminishing defense; and farewell to a community leader
• Traffic backed up westbound on I-40/85 to N.C. 119 exit
• Authorities investigating defacing of war memorial
• State teacher of the year is welcomed home
• Mebane budget proposal increases spending
• Gibsonville police get a new addition
• Proposal could cut down on food stamp fraud
• Teen charged after being spotted with bucket of marijuana plants
• No need to spray for those little green beetles
• You can run, but you cannot hide
• New state law relaxes safety rules for adult ATV users
• Memories of Mother
• The Alamance Scene: bridge and walking
• Cooper murder case case focused on lifestyles of 'popular,' affluent
• Murder case against former nurse dropped
• Ex-Highway Patrol worker charged with possessing child pornography
• Letters from the war: Alamance resident's great-grandfather wrote from the fight
• How Bordsen, Ingle and Gunn voted this week
• Former Burlington Mayor Joe Barbour dies
• CEO pay exceeds pre-recession level
• Thousands of downed trees close trails in Smokies
• What a child needs is a glimpse of the big picture
• To Mom, with love
• Murphy will skip final high school season to join Duke
• Forget results and logic, it's time to roll the dice on Derby pick
• NJCAA Region X baseball tournament pairings set for Burlington
• Durham Bulls win in ninth inning vs. Syracuse
• Burlington native Richardson Jr. leads eGolf Tour event at midway mark
• Maryland basketball coach Gary Williams retires
• Prayers offered from the parking lot, heart
• Commissioners support proposed ABSS cut
• 'Road to Bamboozle' tour filled with energy
• Mebane leaders come through for Loaves & Fishes
• Sister Cities fountain gets dedication
• Patience at the hospital
• Electric vehicles will be on display Saturday
• Jury: Cooper guilty of killing wife
• Lemonade will be plentiful on Saturday
• Town continues case against homeowner's sign
• Workers enter nuclear reactor building
• Teen mother charged with breaking infant child's legs
• Man charged for growing marijuana
• Last World War I combat vet dies in Australia
• Officials ID N.C. woman who fell from Myrtle Beach hotel balcony
• Officer's conviction may void arrests
• No verdict in teacher sex abuse case
• Chase leads to firing of police officer
• Missing man suffers from schizophrenia
• Family: Missing man may be headed to Florida to see sons
• Fifth annual Tricky Ricky Ride set for June 4
• Two events become one in Gibsonville
• Acting company in need of sponsors
• Fusion fest brings out Christian artists
• Haw River fest celebrates river, raises funds
• Renowned songwriter brings revue to Elon
• Countywide concert series begins Friday
• Alamance Chorale's spring concert features 'choral timeline'
• Gottfried pauses on quick fix to Wolfpack roster
• Driver takes issue with King's domination of Modifieds class at Ace Speedway
• Durham Bulls prospect waits for another turn
• Richardson Jr. shares tourney lead after first day
• Contract with new superintendent differs slightly from that of predecessor
• Wall: 'Perfect storm' led to United Way position
• Authorities retrace steps in search for missing Burlington man
• Bin Laden photos won't be released (WITH POLL)
• The Alamance Scene: An open lunch date
• Gentlemen and ladies ... start your paddles
• Elon student charged with LSD possession
• Lost and found: Friends of the Library unravel money mystery
• Column: The life and death of a bogeyman
• N.C. Zoo gorilla Jamani preggers
• Graham residents face water and sewer rate increase
• Bin Laden lives! As a possible computer virus, FBI warns
• Two volunteer fire departments seek district tax increases
• Durham to appeal ruling on lacrosse lawsuits
• FEMA rejects damage claim, says loss of roof 'minor damage'
• Ex-attorney general joins company once known as Blackwater
• City to expand trash collection
• Mayor takes top job at United Way
• Police: Teen drowned; no foul play suspected
• Managers: Proposed Guilford tax hike would hurt cities
• Hillsborough man charged after confrontation with police
• Five arrested during legislative session
• Prison officials won't release video
• Hickory postal facility could be closed
• Storm downs trees, damages homes in western N.C.
• $2 Dinners: Show mom how much you care with this cheap, easy brunch
• Winery marks milestone with Farm Day event
• Western Alamance falls in lacrosse playoffs
• ACS golfers win state title
• Local connection, history of success led to choice for superintendent
• Two volunteer fire departments seek district tax increases
• Victory and celebration in the War on Terror
• Bet your little red wagon
• Burlington man missing since Thursday
• County proposal to cut education funding may have school leaders looking for options
• Man charged with assaulting spouse
• Raleigh newspaper says it will cut 20 jobs
• Closing arguments begin in Cooper murder trial
• Snow Camp man killed in Graham accident
• Firm to combine Las Vegas, N.C. furniture showrooms
• Ties bind Japan nuclear sector, regulators
• Salon can challenge Arizona rules on fish pedicure
• Poll poncho proposal pulled
• Two dogs survive 175-foot slide down cliff
• Guilford official: Mortgage fraud 'a ticking time bomb'
• Duke Energy 1Q profit rises almost 15 percent
• Four men arrested in major marijuana bust
• Charges raised to murder in hit-and-run
• Tornado-damaged mobile homes demolished
• N.C. man's body found at S.C. recycling center
• Burlington man charged with attempted robbery
• Mission accomplished at last
• Teen charged with disseminating obscene material to a minor
• DWI
• Felony larceny
• Editor's notebook: A day and then some
• House committee OKs annexation measure
• City must decide on tax rate by May 16
• Stabbing suspect turns himself in
• Commissioners take another look at new county budget
• Cox to return as new superintendent
• Clover mites are no cause for distress
• The Alamance Scene: Spring fling in Mebane
• Attorneys resign from public defender list
• Families of fallen Alamance-area troops find little comfort in bin Laden's demise
• Tornado relief telethon raises more than $200,000
• Caswell National Day of Prayer event set
• We checked it out: Who's responsibile when property blows into someone else's yard?
• Common-sense training required when injured
• PSP diagnosis is questionable
• Obama: Bin Laden’s death a 'good day' for America
• Jurors may weigh second-degree murder in Cooper case
• Bin Laden central: Find related stories, photos, videos, and more
• Biologists find rare butterflies in western N.C.
• Criticism up on Japan premier's handling of nuclear crisis
• Letters from the war: Alamance resident's great-grandfather wrote from the fight
• Orange school systems brace for state cuts
• Timeline of Osama bin Laden's life and terrorist activities
• Police: Suspect kills himself after wounding cop
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• U.S. troops kill Osama bin Laden
• President Obama: 'Justice has been done'
• Elon students celebrate the end of 'reign of terror'
• Crowd chants, "USA, USA" in Washington
• Leaders react to Bin Laden news (RUNNING)
• Bush calls killing bin Laden 'momentous achievement'
• Time for the Fed to get out of the way
• Elon cleans up on Davidson in baseball series sweep
• DWI
• Obtaining property under false pretense
• Speculation centers on Cox as superintendent choice
• Superior court roundup
• Fountain in City Park to be dedicated Thursday
• City council will hold budget meeting Monday
• Open & Shut: Discounted groceries come to Alamance County
• Dining out Tuesday could benefit local seniors
• NC House to decide state sport?
• Real People: Patriotism, practically applied
• A disaster too monstrous to imagine
• Police searching for stabbing suspect
• Oakwood Street Extension in Mebane to close for pipe work next week
• Two injured after ATV, motorcycle wreck
• Third rabies case in Alamance County confirmed
• National Day of Prayer events will be held Thursday
• First quarter foreclosure rates for Alamance County released
• Around the schools
• Former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury remembers Ronald Reagan
• 'Peach Keeper' makes a great spring read
• Find bargains at the Mega Purse Sale
• Community of artists create art for the community
• Jordan-Kirkley
• Dallas McPherson aims for another shot in major leagues
• Tar Heels' Jones ready for spotlight
• Girdwood almost finishes what he starts as Elon tops Davidson in baseball
• Duke's Foster set for new challenges
• The editor's speech
• Movie theater specials would be greatly appreciated
• Current events lead to a few questions
• Some birth certificate control
• DWI
• Drug charges
• Third rabies case in Alamance County confirmed
• Police search for stabbing suspect
• National Day of Prayer events will be held Thursday
• First quarter foreclosure rates for Alamance County released
• Burlington's first flyball tournament tests dogs' skills
• Burlington police looking for shooting suspect
• Bring in month of May with this 'Parade'
• Making of 'Peter Pan' takes more than faith, trust and pixie dust
• Relay For Life a chance to 'walk for a cure'
• Superheroes, unite: It's time for Free Comic Book Day
• 'Pretty Little Liars' keeps viewers guessing
• Royal wedding is over; let's get back to the business at hand
• Around the schools
• No, you may not use my phone
• Pay cuts could force attorneys to withdraw as public defenders
• Mother Nature doesn't care about memories
• Search on for stabbing suspect
• N.C. State grants Wilson release from football team
• Campbell's victory in Late Models denied on marathon night at Ace
• Elon pitches another shutout to beat Davidson
• Students, civility and respect
• Improving employment; cicada cycles; and Rett is always our Man of the Year
• Larceny of motor vehicle
• Break-and-enter a motor vehicle
• Burlington mayor to retire from school system
• We checked it out: Neighbor's septic problems has family at odds with real estate company
• Man found not guilty of assaulting woman
• Blooming great: Alamance County woman has the luck of the iris
• Mebane man wins $100,000 in lottery
• Celebrating life ... and the love of the royal couple
• More sugar toad, please: Cultural cuisines captivate culinary crowd
• Superintendent decision could be near
• The Alamance Scene: Adoption and foster care information meeting
• Know where I can find a good Maypole?
• Fire damages vacant Burlington home
• 'Water for Elephants' is circus of a movie
• Toll on Va. expressway to Outer Banks tripling
• Defense rests in Cooper murder trial
• Judge orders documents released in Edwards case
• Vietnam-era Green Beret finally returns home in N.C.
• Police nab suspected 'box-cutter bandit'
• Funds for meth cleanup in N.C. running low
• Private school chief faces sex abuse charges
• Portrait Gallery opens first of seven Civil War exhibits
• Alamance County Boy Scouts name Rett Davis 2011 Man of the Year
• This think tank runs on empty
• Arguing with a 2-year-old is a losing battle
• New Elon football coach deals with smaller roster, but likes what's available
• Former Tar Heels pitcher White to make major league debut
• Hold off on the name tag: Phoenix makes mascot wait
• Recovering Myers set for more racing after crash at Ace
• Rivenbark helps Winston-Salem State capture CIAA tourney
• Eminent domain: The rights you save may be your own
• Government needs to find a way to fund programs
• Republicans determined to cut taxes for billionaires
• Top cat: Newton goes No. 1 to Panthers in NFL Draft
• Panthers select Cam Newton as first pick of NFL draft
• Police: Man robbed Burlington business
• The royal wailing
• Storm knocks out power, takes down trees in Alamance
• Learning the basics of law enforcement
• Social services develops performance-based budgeting goals
• Normal is highly overrated
• County DSS eyes potential state and federal budget cuts
• Jury finds man guilty on appeal of DWI
• The Alamance Scene: Yard sales and plate sales
• Buckhorn exit to be closed this weekend
• Born in the USA: Time to put Obama birth certificate issue to rest
• Children's Museum gets off the ground
• Telethon, Times-News special section to aid tornado relief
• Women charged with embezzling funds
• Police looking for 'box-cutter bandit'
• Buddhists remember Japan's tsunami dead
• Storms down power lines, damage homes in Carolinas
• Feds fine bank for oversight problems
• Innocence panel reviews 2000 killing
• Family reunited with dogs lost in tornado
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 200 in six Southern states
• Alamance Arts Council gears up for urban golf tournament
• Phoenix Jazz Quartet plans benefit concert
• 'Brother's Keeper' shows faith in action
• Mebane expects another big crowd at annual event
• Respect, discipline, fun: All are traits of students at Marty’s Art Supplies
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 4-28-11
• Art on the Vine celebrates wine and more
• N.C. State's Irving hopes comeback ends with NFL spot
• Alamance under tornado watch until 2 a.m.
• Unemployed state residents make plea to lawmakers
• Elon student files lawsuit over release of campus police records
• Alamance, Orange D.A.'s say judicial consolidation would overburden system
• Granted: Downtown tavern gets boost from Downtown Corporation program
• College sets new standards in nursing program
• Still following a dream
• We checked it out: City police officer was responsible for wreck
• The Alamance Scene: A royal celebration
• Alamance County unemployment rate drops again
• Pro football, ex-Appalachian St. player stabbed
• Civil War-era doll collection to be displayed
• Fort Bragg: Storms caused $60 million in damages
• Large alligator spotted near N.C.-Va. state line
• Teens accused of 29 break-ins
• Obama's birth certificate released (w/ link to document and poll)
• Lee County estimates tornado damage at $57 million
• Japan's royal couple visits disaster-stricken town
• Orange County health chief retiring
• Goats on islands get reprieve
• Lost savings bonds replaced early for tornado victims
• Police say child abducted, mom sought
• First meeting set on sterilization compensation
• Peacehaven Community Farm competes in Edy's contest
• Keep food safe after the storm
• Herb Festival features a variety of items
• Strawberries for the pickin'
• Point guard Harrow opts to transfer away from N.C. State
• Top pick in NFL Draft puts pressure on Panthers
• Injury knocks Woods out of Charlotte PGA Tour event
• Wake Forest lowers boom on struggling Elon in baseball
• Column incorrectly stated facts about taxes and the deficit
• Headline took an unnecessary jab at Christianity
• State GOP focusing on everything but what really matters
• The Fountain of Youth
• Children's Museum gets off the ground
• Project will help first responders with estate planning
• Local nonprofit aims to reach out to young people
• House gives initial OK to eminent domain constitutional amendment
• Facing budget hole, regional transportation authority won't look here
• McLeansville man wins big lottery prize
• The Alamance Scene: Rabies clinics sites
• Listen, I've got something to tell you
• In a first, women surpass men in advanced degrees
• No fishing at Stoney Creek Lake this year
• N.C. fishing losses to Va. surpass $4 million
• Audit: Tribe made inaccurate grant request
• Man accused in box-cutter slashing caught
• Farmers protest against nuclear plant owner
• Cigarette maker Lorillard 1Q profit rises
• Sister, father of Wolfpack mascot poisoned
• Student article leads to teacher arrest on sex charges
• Man accused of drunken driving with four kids
• Doctor pleads guilty to money laundering
• Playmaker on offense would be logical No. 1 choice for Panthers
• Bell homers twice to help Tides wash away Durham Bulls
• Tar Heels' aircraft carrier game could be tough ticket
• N.C. State's Gottfried hopes to learn from time away from game
• Man accused of box-cutter slashing caught
• For high school seniors, settling on a college can be as hard as getting in
• Grant aims to improve children's mental health
• Haw River Festival returns to Saxapahaw
• County moves out of drought situation
• BAL Artists Gallery now accepting entries for Senior Art Show
• United Against Violence event planned for Thursday
• Alamance County WWII veterans take Flight of Honor
• Times-News staffers receive the recognition they deserve
• Amtrak service back on schedule
• The Alamance Scene: Kindred Spirits Wildlife Center collection
• Mebane Winery plans 'old-fashioned farm day'
• No public tickets for Mich St.-UNC aircraft carrier game
• Leg exercises strengthen knee ligaments, muscles
• Superbugs attack health facilities nationwide
• Burglars steal hair from Chicago business
• Road trip: Friends reach L.A. after $5,000 cab fare, 6 days
• Man challenging law on teasing police dogs
• Officials say failing dam could flood area
• Jobless benefits for 37,000 behind other issues
• Watercraft crash kills deputy, toddler son
• Leaked files reveal new info on Gitmo detainees
• Editorials should tell the full Medicare story
• School board should lead by example on spending cuts
• County not doing enough to collect delinquent taxes
• Japan launches massive search for tsunami bodies
• Careful search for mementos slows rebuilding
• Police arrest teen in shooting death of hospital exec
• Merck to add 150 new employees at Durham plant
• Thieves target homes hit by tornado
• Open and Shut: Tanning salon changes name
• Pie contest sweetens monthly event in Hillsborough
• Refugees take root in community garden
• Museum director to lecture on Alamance
• Ex-ABSS assistant superintendent withdraws from Ga. schools job
• Search still under way for inmate who escaped
• Open and Shut: Tanning salon changes name
• Committee gives approval to limit political contributions
• Burlington Aviation now accepting veteran benefits
• Real People: Singing at Carnegie Hall
• ABSS board considers ethics policy
• Wilson-Watkins
• Sealey-Hutcherson
• Dunn-Faucette
• Don and Linda Whitesell
• Calvin and Lucy Hinshaw
• Tichy-Drolet
• Beasley-Graves
• Austen-esque mystery is a delightful read
• Sharing the love: Cooking puts a smile on the face of April's Cook of the Month
• Beauty on Davis: Alamance Historical Museum's annual tour traverses homes on Burlington's West Davis Street
• N.C. State's Gottfried hopes to learn from time away from game
• Davenport column about “Atlas Shrugged” is appreciated
• Paws4ever offers dog park in the Mebane area
• Old ideologies don’t fit today’s economic dilemma
• A day at the races
• Making new friends
• Student of Month believes in helping others
• Environmentalist encourages students to 'respect the planet'
• Annual Stage Struck is Saturday
• Christian singer hopes to inspire teens
• 'Study buddy' is a great source of encouragement
• A blend of old and new
• Burlington appraisal show reveals hidden treasures
• Commissioners approve another out-of-state trip for DSS
• Elon falls to fellow Southern Conference baseball contender
• Year in New Hampshire pays off for Daye
• Elon roundup: Men's tennis team falls out of tournament
• Western Alamance, Elon grad Regan keeps throwing
• Facts, truth and faith at Easter
• Ups and Downs: Traumatized by tornadoes; kudos for Kidde; and cuts across the board
• With all the frills upon it
• DWI
• Rain washes out races at Ace Speedway
• County sets more meetings on high-impact ordinance
• Kids can learn about entrepreneurship, more on Lemonade Day
• What's that sound? It's a 13-year cicada
• City's block grant program faces more cuts
• Exhibit in Gibsonville will remember bicentennial
• MidCarolina notes improvements in first quarter
• Easter Egg Hunts for April 23-24, 2011
• Elon woman involved in fatal interstate crash
• Power outage causes problem at dialysis center
• The Alamance Scene: two walks for good causes
• Waiting for my visit from the Easter Bunny
• See how Gunn, Bordsen and Ingle voted this week
• DA steps aside in nursing home shooting case
• Witnesses: Jogger resembled wife found slain
• Japan plans disaster budget, building 100,000 homes
• Woman accused of $1.5 million in Medicaid fraud
• Orange County board considers transit tax
• Farmers have access to help in wake of tornado
• Body of missing teen found in river
• Burlington woman injured in mo-ped crash
• Saying 'please' can be confusing sometimes
• Second chances can transform lives
• College tennis: Elon men advance; women's team falls
• College baseball: Graham grad lands Player of the Year nod
• Teenager from recognizable NASCAR family set to race at Ace
• Last call for the 'Voice of the Tar Heels'
• Principles for Earth Day
• Burlington man wanted for cutting incident
• Reidsville man charged with theft at Western Middle School
• Judges say state’s Structured Sentencing Law works
• Board votes to keep school raffles policy the same
• I threw, I dodged, I ... 'THWAP' ... was put out
• The Alamance Scene: football and other athletic endeavors
• Six local stores cited for selling tobacco to minors
• Cow delivers triplets, is nursing all 3
• LabCorp first-quarter profit slips
• Missing teen's records compared with found body
• April 18
• Court rejects Mattel's Bratz doll copyright claim
• County's performance-based budgeting program starts July 1
• Man charged after dumping $200 worth of gas
• Complaints end goldfish racing at bar
• Fla. company announces 1,200 new jobs for N.C.
• Be in a place to be surprised by the work of the Lord
• Finding snakes shouldn’t deter garden work
• Japan declares no-go zone around nuclear plant
• Verdict to be read in Mattel-Bratz copyright trial
• Police seize more than 100 pounds of marijuana in Graham
• Four charged with looting from storm-damaged business
• UNC breaks ground on Hillsborough hospital
• Reynolds American 1Q net income climbs
• Former prison chief charged with obstruction
• Civil War tourism map touts life off battlefields
• Easter Egg Hunts
• Elon University student is finalist in Sprite Refreshing Films Contest
• Concert celebrates Italy’s sesquicentennial
• Hidden Treasures appraisal fair set for Saturday
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 4-21-11
• Buffett helps take the worries away
• Longtime 'Voice of the Tar Heels' makes final call, his way
• Revived offense leads Elon to comfortable baseball victory
• Tar Heels topple Elon in softball game
• Elon men's tennis team hopes to rewrite postseason script
• Break-and-enter
• Assault by strangulation
• DWI
• Bill would pave way for energy exploration off North Carolina coast
• Fight in Elon leads to assault, probation violation charges
• Voice of the Tar Heels told it the way fans wanted to hear it
• Williams High coach facing charges is fired
• The Alamance Scene: Hospice League and the Human Society
• Silence is golden ... and necessary
• Renovations at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum are unveiled
• County's performance-based budgeting program starts July 1
• LabCorp announces beginning of stock purchase
• Three-state compact for offshore energy in N.C. bill
• Japan mulls a stricter evacuation zone near plant
• Perdue: Thousands could be jobless by storms
• Man arrested on child murder charges
• Vacuum maker picks Charlotte for expansion
• Judge denies fixing tickets
• Greyhound bus rolls into ditch at TA Travel Center
• Graham man faces charges after police chase
• Mebane native Woody Durham retires as 'Voice of the Tar Heels' (w/link to live 10 a.m. press conference)
• Women's Resource Center's annual Herb Festival set for next weekend
• $2 Dinners: Cut cost, not flavor, with this easy Easter menu
• Artist enjoys nature, and his computer
• Elon men rack up tennis awards from conference
• Former WNBA, Virginia standout picked to lead UNCG women
• College golf: Davidson, Chattanooga players claim titles
• One night the call was for him: “Wood-y! Wood-y!, Wood-y!”
• The shrugging of Atlas
• Bring an end to political game-playing
• Breaking and entering
• Forgery
• Assault
• Identity theft
• Fugitive of the state
• Domestic violence
• Red Cross, Salvation Army meet needs of storm victims statewide (w/ link to Alamance tornado survey)
• Obama declares North Carolina a disaster after storm (w/link to Alamance tornado survey)
• Mebane native Woody Durham retires as Voice of the Tar Heels
• Four taken to hospital after wreck
• Police investigate strong-armed robbery
• School board cuts system budget, but not its own
• Easter week closings
• Bill seeks compromise on annexation issue
• Burlington shelter moves on to next round in contest
• The Alamance Scene: two chances to hunt eggs
• Perdue seeks federal disaster help for 18 counties (w/link to Alamance tornado survey)
• Frances will now answer your tax questions
• Moore given 12-year sentence in DWI-murder trial
• White-nose syndrome now in N.C.
• Infant's death boosts N.C. storm death toll (w/link to Alamance tornado survey)
• Report: N.C. must decide on Global TransPark future
• N.C. unemployment rate decreases slightly in March
• Keeping public notices in print
• This week in the Civil War
• Nuclear plant starts pumping radioactive water
• Jobless take on Perdue jobless benefits veto
• Three charged with attacking widow at husband's gravesite
• Progress Energy: 9,200 still without power in N.C.
• Cooper murder trial continues (w/ tweets and live video)
• Police find bull semen thought to be stolen
• Group reports record trash haul from N.J. beaches
• Cat comes down from tree after 9 days
• iPad app shows library's Civil War images in 3D
• Woman gets probation for leaving dog in hot car
• Annexation bill would give say to landowners
• N.C. attorney general warns of post-storm price gouging
• Orange board may vote on quarter-cent tax tonight
• Myers out of hospital after scary crash at Ace Speedway
• Commissioners approve another out-of-state trip for DSS
• After months of planning, school board passes budget
• Annexation compromise measure at hand?
• Weather service confirms tornado in Alamance, Caswell counties
• Police investigating two wrecks
• Defendant takes stand in DWI, murder trial
• Marchers call for justice and peace
• Elon poll: Many state residents oppose nuclear power; say it's safer here than in Japan
• Column: All smiles after the storm
• The Alamance Scene: rabies and red hats
• DOT will close interstate lanes Tuesday
• Duke lacrosse accuser indicted on murder charge
• There's a difference between training, working out
• Campho-Phenique is safe, inexpensive and effective
• Two shot, police search for shooter
• Elon will add school of health sciences
• Barnes to stay with Tar Heels for sophomore season
• Perdue meets victims in N.C.'s hardest-hit area
• Man charged with urinating on patrol car
• Cleaning up after the shock and awe
• Property owners carry enough of a tax burden already
• Humane Society offers thanks for help with ‘fun-raiser’
• Ohio police chief cancels hundreds of tickets
• Unity's theme of Bennett ceremony
• In North, Civil War sites, events long 'forgotten'
• Barnes returning to UNC
• Western N.C. emergency workers head to eastern N.C.
• Robots in reactors detect high radiation
• Radioactivity rises in sea off Japan nuclear plant
• Woman gets four years for gun, drug selling
• Perdue: Never seen anything like storm toll
• Five killed when vehicle overturns in canal
• Group plans Bank of America HQ protest over taxes
• False pretense
• Assault on a female
• Larceny of motor vehicle
• DWI
• Jobless benefits, district lines eat up General Assembly
• Businesses warned for violating smoking ban
• Open & Shut: Another bar opens downtown
• Students participate in study to prevent concussions
• Real People: Woman shares faith with jail inmates
• Firefighters compete in challenge to raise funds
• Lobster shells valuable for golf balls, plant pots
• College of Charleston tops Elon in series finale
• Jeffries-Brooks
• The dating scene just isn't what it used to be
• People impacted by storm work to salvage what's left
• Farabee-Queen
• Denny-Cobb
• Wright-Corino
• Mystery novels bring back storied characters
• New book gives an in-depth look at North Carolina's ocean fishing piers
• Rugged maniacs: Unique competition attracts some unique individuals
• Gauss-Stallworth
• Dellinger
• NFL star linebacker shocks Elon locker room with visit
• Piling on: Elon's late uprising cooks Cougars
• Defense shines in N.C. State spring game
• Weather forces USA South to revamp festival schedules
• Defense shows progress in Wake Forest spring game
• When neatness counts
• The unfading scar
• Wait another year: Postponing college bond referendum the best idea
• Well intended legislation flawed and poorly timed
• Standards on dog ownership are puzzling
• Constitutional protections gone by the wayside
• Local humorist still on tour
• Man pleads guilty to sex offense
• March for immigrant workers planned
• School board to hold public hearing on budget
• More meetings expected to discuss high-impact land use
• Group seeks information on future funds to house homeless
• Policy could limit school raffles
• Mebane business expands
• 83-year-old man shoots alleged burglar
• Convenience store robbed
• Graham man killed in wreck
• Storm rips off rooftops, knocks down trees
• Tornado touches down in southwest Raleigh
• Adopt a manatee this Easter
• Tornado watch in effect until 9 p.m.
• Sing karaoke, dine out and raise funds for autism organization
• Couple holds event for persons with autism
• Imagination Theatre expands its focus
• Move over, dry-erase boards
• Send in your severe weather tweets, photos
• Cicconi wins, Myers injured in Super Modifieds visit to Ace
• Gottfried adds to new basketball staff at N.C. State
• Tar Heels add depth in post with signing of high school senior
• Greensboro's versatile Kelly finishes long season
• Elon's Billings blossoms after position change to offensive line
• Phoenix to hold nothing back in spring football game
• Elon executes its way past College of Charleston
• Ups and Downs: Kudos for Cummings; college conundrum; and makeover for an old mill
• Larceny by employee
• Felony larceny
• Crews respond to wreck on Tucker Street
• State GOP considers combining judicial districts
• Defense questions tests used to determine DWI
• School board interviews finalists for superintendent job
• Burlington man now faces felony in Target exposure case
• Man, teen charged in vehicle break-ins
• Rough weather headed this way
• Church turns to toilets for fundraiser
• Laying down the "law"
• Nuclear plant operator to compensate evacuees
• New vessel to constantly dredge Oregon Inlet
• The Alamance Scene: hypnosis and golf
• Alegria blends emotions, stunts to create an amazing show
• Severe storms, tornadoes possible in Carolinas
• April 14
• April 4
• See how Gunn, Bordsen and Ingle voted this week
• Restaurant owner goes to court on prostitution charge
• Have a good time, but ...
• Restoring some market sanity to Medicare
• Day care worker accused of assaulting children
• Fort Sumter re-enactors wind down
• Nuclear plant operator to compensate evacuees
• Computer time at issue in Cooper case (w/ live video)
• Man pleads guilty in killing of stepfather
• Bank of America misses estimates as income falls 39 percent
• Metal thieves take water meter lids
• Man accused of dentistry without license
• The wrong road sometimes leads in the right direction
• There should be clear boundaries between parents and children
• Wolfpack prepares to move on with Glennon at quarterback
• High school point guard signs with Tar Heels
• Elon earns share of conference crown in men's tennis
• League-leading Elon faces early favorite Cougars in big series
• Longtime Methodist coach looks for more success at USA South tourney
• Man charged with 20 counts of 3rd-degree sexual exploitation of a minor
• Trooper testifies that Moore failed field sobriety tests
• Perdue's veto means college must offer federal student loans
• In the garden with Jesus
• White patches are from tree disease
• Job fair draws a crowd
• Pain at the pump shows no signs of stopping
• Unpaid taxes double in N.C., now top $1 billion
• Mebane resident floats dog park idea
• The tricks of time
• The Alamance Scene: Easter bunny and beekeepers
• Virginia man charged with assault in Caswell County
• Cooper's computer shows where wife's body found
• Burlington Animal Services needs votes
• Ford expands recall of F-150 pickup to nearly 1.2 million
• Former longtime Oxford mayor sentenced on child porn charges
• Boyfriend of accuser in Duke lacrosse case dies from stab wound
• Man charged with sex offenses against teen
• Carrboro OKs rezoning for Orange library branch
• Student who made up gay-bashing story heads home for counseling
• Teen found dead in crashed car
• N.C. man's song could ride shuttle
• Benefit concert helps local student fight cancer
• 'Guys and Dolls' just rocks
• Natural fibers, digital works come to life in new exhibit
• Artistic treasures: Burlington Artists League taps longtime friends as Artists of the Month
• Let's Go! Weekly Entertainment Calendar 4-14-11
• Easter Egg Hunts
• Country singer plans free concert in Swepsonville
• Division III powers converge for league tourney
• Focus on spending first and foremost
• Restoring the 'r'
• Thanks to those who supported scholarship breakfast
• Economic climate demands austerity in all areas
• Tax Freedom Day rings hollow in a tide of rising debt
• Teen charged in break-in
• Man accused of urinating on highway patrol car
• Ex-Elon coach joins Haith's staff at Missouri
• Pulitizer, Nobel winners scheduled to speak at Elon next year
• Gas leak shuts down part of Mebane Street
• Cummings' community comes together to give football team a home
• Witnesses testify about man’s behavior at bar before fatal crash
• City program waived fees, collected junk
• Holding court: The merits, or lack there of, of playing outdoors
• Project is partnership between city, New Leaf Society
• Perdue: GOP bill on N.C. jobless checks 'extortion'
• The Alamance Scene: Zumba classes and spring break fun
• Cooking oil dump gives city eau de french fries
• N.C. GOP leaders tie budget cuts to jobless benefits for 37,000
• Zahra Baker's dad charged with ID theft, fraud
• Elon to play Tar Heels in football in 2012
• Who fired first shot? A dispute in Florida
• Man held without bond in missing persons case
• Bank foreclosure looms for Chapel Hill's Greenbridge project
• Cooper's computer used to look up airline tickets
• Guilford school plan would cut 100 jobs
• South Orange Rescue Squad lawsuit tossed
• UNC: Student lied about anti-gay assault
• Former ABSS assistant superintendent a finalist for Dekalb County, Ga. school post
• Man arrested for triple shooting in Greensboro
• Monument to first black Marines set for completion in 2012
• N.C. Symphony names new CEO
• Search continues for missing hiker
• Beck brings conservative message to Greensboro
• Highland Games offers shortbread contest
• The kitchen can be your science lab
• State lawmakers’ tort reform efforts an abomination
• Pay for grades? It's a job for mom and dad
• Ace records could be in jeopardy as touring series speeds in
• President Obama has a sorry record to run on
• Majority of commissioners opposed to November vote for college bonds
• State Senate votes to pardon Reconstruction-era governor
• Witnesses describe driver as intoxicated, uncaring about those struck after fatal accident
• Old Mebane yarn mill to be converted to loft apartments
• Some bugs in new school spraying policy
• The Alamance Scene: Lamb burgers and lamb dogs, anyone?
• The next hoax is only a fingertip away
• Meth lab shut down in Gibsonville
• Road test: Troopers teaching lessons about driving safety in area high schools
• DOT to close interstate lanes on Wednesday and Thursday
• Cisco plans to shut its Flip camcorder business
• Committee to hold public meeting on land use
• Glass maker picks Elkin as site for new plant
• Pheasant hunting proves good for Alamance County group
• Police: Twins lived with dead mother for three months
• Man gets 9 years in prison over gluten bread
• Frozen dessert maker to bring 340 jobs to N.C.
• Q & A: Japan, Chernobyl disasters
• Don't Tell Vada
• Alamance Community College board will seek bond referendum
• Police, restaurant investigate toddler-alcohol mix-up
• Nation begins 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Japan ups nuke crisis severity to match Chernobyl
• Bond cut for officer charged in attack
• Second home added to search for missing Durham boy
• Guns, drugs missing at police department
• Nation begins 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Committee to hold public meeting on land use
• Several tests can determine strength and explosiveness
• Former Charlotte coach Lutz joins N.C. State basketball staff
• Duke, North Carolina players taken in WNBA Draft
• After frustrating season, Terrell vows to stick with Wake Forest
• The Civil War and its lessons about freedom
• Church construction aided community in other ways
• Holden pardon issue is a waste of time and money