Mayodan News

Stoneville council members voted 3-2 Tuesday evening to appoint Lt. Frank Moore as the town's new police chief.

Mike James spent most of Monday getting his new office in Eden in order. The rest of the time, he was getting his new job in order.

Upgrading the town's water and sewer system and expanding opportunities for senior citizens and young people rank high on the list of concerns for the candidates for Stoneville mayor and Town Council.

While the makeup of Mayodan's governing body appears certain to remain intact, the boards in Madison and Stoneville will each contain at least one new member following the Nov.

Madison Mayor Micky Silvers was not the first person to call Mayodan resident Conrad Alberty a hero Thursday morning, but he did help put the term in perspective.

The writers Charlotte Lankford selected for Monday evening's edition of North Carolina Author's Night represented a broad range of interests and experience levels.

"Lord, we're thankful for the rain - we've really been needing it, but it would sure be nice if it would hold off for a few minutes until about seven o'clock," said the Rev.

Glenn L. Martin, health director for the Rockingham County Department of Public Health, recently shared some updated information on the H1N1 virus and preparation plans for the Rockingham County area.

An Eden man who robbed and assaulted a man at Reds Upholstery Shop last June pleaded guilty to the crime Thursday morning in Rockingham County.

As soon as the truck maneuvered back into position, Jason Marc Pierce turned his attention to a man standing near a line of cars parked along Bullins Road outside Madison.

With something special planned for every moment of the 23rd edition of the Mayodan Homecoming Festival on Sept.

An arrest has been made in connection with a series of thefts and vandalisms which took place nearly a year ago.

A man who broke into the Craig Pauley Ford Dealership on U.S. 220 last September and did extensive property damage was arrested after a nearly year-long investigation, Rockingham County Sheriff's Department spokesman Dean Venable said Friday.

Cutlines: Christians gathered Saturday morning at schools around Rockingham County to pray before the start of the new school year.

Recycling will soon become a way of life for Rockingham County residents, but county officials are still debating the best method.

Unwanted or unusable electronics items including televisions will be accepted at no charge on Saturday at the Craven County Clean Sweep household electronics recycling event.

Law enforcement agencies across Rockingham County are cooperating in an effort to protect citizens from unsafe drivers.

Unwanted or unusable electronics items including televisions will be accepted at no charge on Saturday at the Craven County Clean Sweep household electronics recycling event.

It turns out even canoe and kayak racers enjoy a little trash talk before a big event.

It turns out even canoe and kayak racers enjoy a little trash talk before a big event.