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Miss America Pageant 2010, Miss North Carolina Katherine Elizabeth Southard
On January 30, 2010 the 89th Miss America Pageant was held at the Theatre for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas as this marked the 5th year Vegas hosted the event.
Capturing life, one image at a time
Jayne Woodruff likes to take pictures of people when they're least expecting it.
Home School Band's annual Christmas concert is Tuesday
There are a lot of misconceptions about home-schoolers, including the belief that you're isolated from activities commonly found in public schools, such as participating in a school band.
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Elon building certified as LEED gold
A new building at Elon University has received its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
Maxine Swalin died peacefully in her home this week. That's what the news release from the N.C. Symphony informed me.
Printer retires after 51 years of service
Cooper Walker has done a little of everything, from military cryptography to designing department store displays.
County marks 10 years with two capable education leaders
For a child, it can seem like an eternity. For an adult who sees time slip by in an instant while he's distracted by the enormity of life, it can go by quickly.
Lambert marks 10 years of change at Elon University
On Sept. 20, 1997, this headline appeared in the Times-News: "Elon College science building under construction, to be followed by a new library.
Cop takes up biking for a friend
Burlington police Assistant Chief Greg Seel heard that his college fraternity brother was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis shortly after graduation from what was then Elon College.
4-H was officially "born" in 1909 from a corn club organized in Hertford County, the first of its type in the state and one of the first in the nation.
Burlington native to make history when inaugarated as president of Mississippi university
Burlington native Dr. Donna Oliver will make history on Sept. 12 when she is inaugurated as the first black female president of a public university in the state of Mississippi, officially assuming leadership of Mississippi Valley State University.
Burlington native to make history when inaugarated as president of Mississippi university
Burlington native Dr. Donna Oliver will make history on Sept. 12 when she is inaugurated as the first black female president of a public university in the state of Mississippi, officially assuming leadership of Mississippi Valley State University.