Eden News

The Patriot Guard Riders stood in salute for area World War II veterans as they made their way to Monday's Memorial Day program at the Morehead-Fair Funeral Home in Eden.

The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office is looking for an Eden woman who was last seen on Mother's Day.

Jacob Buccini is graduating Saturday from Morehead High School with a 3.9 grade point average and as a Gates Millennium Scholar.

Eden resident Ron Norwood, organizer and host of the 11th annual Argus Collector's Group Gathering in Eden, holds up a unique clear-front Argus 374 while presenting one of his mini display tables to the crowd.

Leah Wyrick shows off one of her catches at Saturday's Fishing Derby in Eden. She won second place this year for largest fish in the four-to-six age category.

Somebody’s having a party in Harmony for North Carolinians, and some of us are not invited, solely because of our race.

Stoneville native Joey Doss of Dusty Ridge won last year's flat-pick guitar competition at the Charlie Poole Festival.

Owners of Cirrus Construction Inc., Charlie Hall and Scott Flanagan, presented a quick overview of the building project during last Thursday's groundbreaking ceremony.

Kitty Williams, a Madison-based artist painting a mural in the new county museum, mixes her paint pallet to start work.

Tropical Delight's Smoothies and More celebrated a ribbon-cutting Thursday after opening earlier in the week on Tuesday.

Last fall, 14 people, representing 180 gang members, were told to change their lifestyles or else.

The Ku Klux Klan protested in Eden last week, and this week some of its members have been passing out fliers inviting people in Reidsville to a cross-burning. The fliers were placed in and around Sherwood Drive, Linville Drive, Reids School Road and Poplar Street in the city.

The Lord's Pantry in Eden is in a funding crisis with food that may only last residents in need for the next two weeks.

The Mayodan Town Council unanimously agreed Monday evening to hold a public hearing May 29 before making a final decision to borrow $312,500 for the town's share to build the new Madison-Mayodan Public Library.

Election Night had the people in Rockingham County buzzing, but there seemed to be only one piece of news that could've distracted the focus on politics: reports of a Ku Klux Klan gathering in Eden.

Roger, Joy and Debbie Patterson stood in front of their new home on Greenwood Street in Eden during Sunday's dedication.

She is listed as a runaway with theEden police and they are actively looking for Joyce, according to a news release.

Employers, employees, volunteers and people from across the community gathered at Osborne Baptist Church in Eden last Friday to watch this year's Chick-fil-A Leadercast.

A principal at an alternative school and a former county commissioner coaxed to run again are among the six candidates moving forward after Tuesday's primaries for three available seats on the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners.

Several members of the Ku Klux Klan apparently held a demonstration on the site of a former Sonic Drive-In on Tuesday evening.