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Gift to fund SECU Visitor View Pavilion and Classroom
Read MoreHours set for two City pools, Downtown Farmers Market
Read MoreLetter Carriers Food Drive is Saturday; pack a bag, put it inside your mailbox
Read MoreRusty LaRue is keynote speaker at the 29th annual event
Read MoreOpen House showcases $55 million in renovations at AHS
Read MoreABLE program participants get a time to shine
Read MoreFour county libraries to host garden-related presentations
Read MoreShow to feature illusionist and storyteller Caleb Sigmon
Read MoreShuffleboard league will play on Tuesday mornings
Read More200-plus athletes turn out for a day of competition, confidence-building and good old-fashioned perseverence
Read MoreSummer is one of the hardest times to keep shelves full, as kids are home for the summer.
Read MoreCeremony seeks to call attention to prevention of child abuse
Read MoreAsheboro now has a dozen such charging stations for electric vehicles
Read MoreStudent chain moves 10,000 books to new media center at AHS
Read MoreWork of local artists on display at the Sara Smith Self Gallery
Read MoreLow rope course unveiled in Sophia
Read MoreSo many attended that organizers ran out of arm bands
Read MoreNorth Asheboro Middle School teacher honored
Read MoreStorywalks are panels containing consecutive pages of a children’s book spaced along an outdoor path
Read MoreAfter three-year hiatus, fans and musicians pour in to see fiddlers return
Read MoreCommunity Enrichment Center course helps students prepare
Read MoreArtist does commission for Ally Bank at the Great American Race
Read MoreSt. Paul Museum is site for a talk by the authors of the new historical account of Wise's life and tragic death
Read MoreMonday night, citizens had a chance to respond to a property revaluation that on average added 30% to home values in Randolph County.
Read MorePost-pandemic, Star Fiddlers’ Convention returns to where it began; Seagrove, Highfalls conventions are coming up
Read MoreHorticulture agent to offer instruction in basics of gardening
Read MoreHospice of Randolph offering volunteer orientation
Read MorePublic transportation, a new fire station, project updates … lots to learn in this multi-faceted roundup.
Read MoreCounty commissioner chair Darrell Frye releases a statement regarding the recent tax revaluation results that surprised homeowners in their mailboxes this week.
Read MoreNot only are all of these activities in Randolph County, but a wrapup of them can also be found in one handheld travel guide
Read MorePhillips Ambassador from Asheboro encourages other students to travel
Read MoreThe driver of the car that smashed the pole was extricated from car, but standing before before placed on gurney for ambulance trip to hospital
Read MoreWinner heads to Regionals in Charlotte on March 5
Read MoreThis month’s RAG display highlights work of Delores Farmer and Kimberley Pierce Cartwright.
Read MoreLocal hiker realizes a bucket list dream, fighting off internal doubt and pushing through a trail tragedy thanks to the aid of his new ‘tramily’
Read MoreGetting the word out on help for needy veterans
Read MoreKeaton's Place is converting grocery bags into bed mats for the homeless
Read MoreBright Star Touring Theatre bringing black history to county
Read MoreLocal woman is now a national trainer for hospice-related topics
Read MoreSite was once the site of the home of Jonathan Worth, former governor of North Carolina
Read MoreAsheboro's East Side community seeks African-American role models
Read MoreFunds will help introduce mixed media art to area children
Read MoreArts Guild show highlights painters who have gathered on Monday mornings past and present
Read MoreMurals in downtown Asheboro are already noticed by and favorites for visitors.
Read MoreThe Randolph County Sheriff’s Office recently held its awards program
Read MoreAsheboro High's first female student body president gifts band members with instruments
Read MoreA dozen local teachers receive grants for innovation
Read MoreAsheboro man makes his own yard decorations out of recycled materials
Read MoreSixty-eight volunteers help make the gift of reading possible
Read MoreThe two school systems announce winners of the Christmas card art
Read MoreParticipants log a total of 9.301 miles in Fitness Challenge
Read MoreRed Cross seeks to brighten up the holidays for those who need blood
Read MoreAs normal operations resume, program seeks drivers with an hour to spare
Read MoreProgram brings Brighter Christmas to those neighbors in need.
Read MoreEvery Monday night, the Whynot Country Boys welcome pickers and grinners
Read MoreAnnual effort to help folks with needs seeks donors and applicants
Read MoreA series of family deaths challenges our writer, but she finds solace in God.
Read MoreBob Wright recounts time in Air Force, working with the first B-52s
Read MoreAsheboro veteran Larry Bennett recently rewarded with an Honor Flight to Washington.
Read MoreUsing a green porch light is a new way to show support for veterans.
Read MoreThe Honoring Our Veterans Cruise-In in September raised more than $20,000 for local veterans.
Read MoreThe weekend will be full of ghosts and goblins before Halloween on Monday.
Read MoreTwo November events at the Asheboro Library will highlight the Lumbee Indians
Read MoreThe demand for documents to be notarized electronically is growing.
Read MoreThe Holiday Tour of Homes is coming back this December, sponsored by the Family Crisis Center.
Read MoreDonna Hughes hosted a benefit concert for Lisa Hill, a local cancer patient, in Trinity last weekend.
Read MoreShelia Scott, who has been involved with the annual Horse Parade for more than 20 years, decided not to continue the event this year. Another group has expressed interest in continuing the parade next year.
Read MoreJoel McClosky, co-owner and CEO of Four Saints Brewing Company, has voiced his support for relocation of the Confederate statue that is currently in front of the Courthouse.
Read MorePatrol cars for the Sheriff's Department are sporting pink ribbons for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October.
Read MorePBS of North Carolina has selected Lisa Hayworth, director of the Randolph Partnership for Children, as a Rootie Ambassador.
Read MoreTom Jordan spoke recently about the importance of the American flag.
Read MoreThe county's mayors are ready for everyone to improve their health with a series of walks and hikes.
Read MoreSt. Paul's Museum in Randleman resumes its popular Cemetery Walk on Sept. 25.
Read MoreYour Randolph Hub is turning one year old this week!
Read MoreThis month’s exhibit in the Sara Smith Gallery at the Randolph Arts Guild is a Mixed Media Arts Gallery show featuring local artists Cara Bevan, Sarah Band, Jeanette Egan and Robyn Goode.
Read MoreLawrence family to gather again on Sept. 24 at Central United Methodist Church in Asheboro.
Read MoreAfter a two-year hiatus, fund-raising Hattitudes competition resumes Saturday, Sept. 10
Read MoreDog owners entered their four legged family members into the fashion show with proceeds benefiting the Happy Hills Animal Foundation in Staley.
Read MoreYour online votes can help get them there. This article tells you how to do that.
Read MoreNewcomer to Asheboro has taken on the task of making Sunset Avenue a cleaner place.
Read MoreAsheboro's Courthouse Cruise-In is scheduled for Aug. 24 from 7-10 p.m.
Read MoreDr. Adrienne Israel, Professor Emerita of History at Guilford College, will talk specifically about the Underground Railroad in Guilford and Randolph counties on Aug. 21 at 2 p.m. at St. Paul Museum, 401 High Point Street, Randleman.
Read MoreColumnist Larry Penkava looks at the joys of having grandchildren who have grown into adulthood.
Read MoreDisplayed at the Randolph Arts Guild art gallery in Asheboro is part of an exhibition called ‘On X: Increments Of 10’ (a Ty Brueilly exhibition).
Read MorePat and Mike Whitley are honored with a grant for their efforts to fight local hunger.
Read MoreA local independent company filmed in Thomasville, NC released this weekend.
Read MorePlus, a look at other topics discussed in the March City Council meeting
Read MoreRemember radio station WGWR (“We Grow With Randolph”)? That's one of the 75-year-old memories in here.
Read MoreYou have choices on colors, brands and even how to plant them. Here are some examples of each.
Read MoreA 90-minute loop with 20 stops Monday-Friday, to begin with. But there's more.
Read MoreBill Mollman was a multi-instrumentalist who during his long career played with the Bluegrass Gentlemen of Asheboro, the Green Valley Ramblers of Siler City, the Randolph Jazz Band and the Back Creek Dixie Band.
Read MoreSeed catalogs are awesome, but here are some things you ought to know
Read MoreGot anything you wished you had turned in earlier? Do so now, without back fees.
Read MoreFavorites at the Cookie Jar included Swiss melt cookies, cookie-on-a-stick or cookie pops, chocolate chip cookie cones and the Everything Cookie.
Read MoreToday’s column is devoted to the ladies of my lineage, those valiant souls whose quiet courage and tenacity helped to brave a new world.
Read MoreShackleford has been RCC president since Jan. 1, 2007. His retirement will take effect on July 1, 2022.
Read More“That’s a lot of residents. We owe them the convenience since they helped vote in liquor sales” in the 2008 alcohol referendum.
Read MorePaw Paw’s Place #2 opens with a grandson's hopes to further a family’s legacy
Read MoreMore Fun Comic Studio has an additional mission: Offer an escape from daily stress and anxiety
Read MoreThe draw to this kind of cemetery flower arrangement
Read MoreHere's one way to keep your dirt healthy and strong for crops or plants you want to grow in it
Read MoreThis annual holiday endeavor continues a long community tradition of helping their neighbors in need.
Read MoreA look back through the history, and what to expect at the 200th celebration
Read MoreYou hoped for it, and here it is: Warren Dixon revisits squirrels
Read MoreAn aromatic scent at a farmer's market in Asheville sent Sue Baltes on an odyssey.
Read MoreAfter years of looking for it, Katie Husband finally found it, and Teacher of the Year honors soon followed
Read MoreAfter testing positive for COVID-19 and quarantining nine days with no symptoms, everything changed on Day 10
Read MoreLocal columnist Warren Dixon ends a long hiatus to join Randolph Hub team
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