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Commissioners decide: yearlong “pause” will allow review, potential revision of ordinances that might apply...

Alamance County’s leaders have decided to give themselves a year-long breather from data center proposals in order to draft a set of regulations for these high-tech leviathans outside the county’s cities and towns. The county’s board of commissioners voted 5-to-0 in favor of this 12-month moratorium on Monday...
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Commissioners disavow any “non-disclosure” agreement regarding data centers

Kelly Allen, the chairman of Alamance County’s commissioners, found herself torn between the desire to encourage public participation and the need to maintain decorum as the audience became restive or rowdy. On several occasions during Monday’s proceedings, Allen wound up chiding the crowd for applauding or booing as v
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During 3 hour public hearing: More than three dozen residents speak out against data...

It may’ve required the storage capacity of a mid-size server farm to hold all the feedback that Alamance County’s commissioners took in this week before they imposed a year-long moratorium on new data centers in unincorporated parts of the county. This single issue had been a standalone item...
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1 person injured in shooting on Cunningham Street in Greensboro

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) – The Greensboro Police Department is currently investigating a shooting that injured one person on Saturday night. Greensboro Police officers responded to a call at the 1400 block of Cunningham Street in east-central Greensboro regarding an aggravated assault at approximately 9:20 p.m. last nig
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Class of 2030 kicks back at Late Night Elon

Elon University students took part in activities during Late Night Elon Aug. 21 in Moseley Center. Elon University’s Student Union Board hosted a Late Night Elon event on new student Move-In Day, allowing the cohort to come together. This was the first time they were invited to be together since starting their journey
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DOWN Brings The Strap It Down Tour To Greensboro, NC

DOWN is set to unleash their long-awaited new studio album, Volume V, on November 20, 2026 via Nuclear Blast Records. This summer, the band can be found on the road for the Strap It Down Tour. The tour, which kicked off August 15th in Atlanta, GA is set to run through September 4th in Shakopee, MN. We were absolutely s
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This Neon-Lit ’50s-Style North Carolina Diner Dishes Out Blue-Plate Comfort Food And Homemade Lemon...

Some restaurants chase trends. Others just keep doing the thing they have always done well, decade after decade, and let regulars keep coming back on their own. A neon-lit spot in a small North Carolina town has been serving comfort-food classics with a jukebox humming in the background for years, and it has quietly bu
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Cheerwine ordered to pay $36,000 in disability discrimination lawsuit

COLFAX, N.C. (WGHP) — In what was determined to be an unlawful termination of a former employee due to disability status, Piedmont Cheerwine Bottling Company was ordered to pay $36,000 to settle a discrimination lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the agency announced Friday. The Salisb
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Saxapahaw church to hold first service since Chantal on Sunday

GRAHAM, N.C. — Members of a church in Alamance County will gather in their place of worship for the first time in over a year. Saxapahaw United Methodist Church was devastated by Tropical Depression Chantal last July. The congregation is counting down the hours until they can worship together...
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Kernersville man recalls life in Cuba, Marine service

KERNERSVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) — Choices don’t come any more difficult than choosing between your homeland and the family you have there and a new country where your children can have something better. Gunther Osorio faced that choice while growing up in Santiago de Cuba, which is the island’s second-largest city on its sou

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