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Archdale Pitmaster Brings King's BBQ and Burgers to Burlington This Month
King’s BBQ and Burgers is aiming to open its first expansion at 238 W. Front St. in Burlington in mid-November, moving into a building that formerly housed a sandwich shop. The new location follows the success of owner Ben King’s original restaurant in Archdale, which opened in June 2025 and has become the launching pad for his push into Alamance County.
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NCHSAA flag football: Cox Mill, Wakefield, Roxboro are historic first-time champs
The first NC high school girls’ flag football state championships were Saturday at Lenoir-Rhyne University in Hickory. Roxboro Community, Raleigh’s Wakefield High and Cox Mill won the first state championships. The Carolina Panthers were instrumental in bringing the sport to the state, starting with sponsoring a Charlotte girls’ league and championship at its Bank of America Stadium home. The team then helped push the sport statewide, and last spring the N.C. High School Athletic Association Board of Directors voted to make girls’ flag football official. That historic first season ended Saturday. A look at each of the finals: CLASS 1A-6A Roxboro Community uses defense to stop Berry in the final Signed to play softball at Lenoir-Rhyne, Roxboro QB Katie Mann had an interception for a touchdown and a game-winning touchdown scramble to lead 2A Roxboro to a 21-14 win over 6A Berry in the first girls’ flag football state championship in North Carolina. Berry (13-9) was a No. 16 seed from Charlotte and had won six straight games en route to the finals, including beating three of the West region’s top four seeds, all on the road. Saturday, penalties and four turnovers, including three interceptions from Roxboro junior Rayonna Parker,
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Ribbon-cutting ceremony held for new mural in Mebane
MEBANE, N.C. (WGHP) — A ribbon-cutting was held on Friday afternoon for the Make Your Mark Community Mural in Mebane. The mural is on the side of Lou’s Bakery on East Clay Street, and it faces the downtown farmers’ market lot. The mural is designed to inspire the future. Mayor Ed Hooks spoke at the […]
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Graham city council docks mayor’s pay $260 to reimburse city for conference council didn’t agree to
A very pregnant mayor Chelsea Dickey spent Tuesday night arguing with council members who continued to press her to pay a $260 bill they said she had incurred for going to a Main Street organization conference earlier this year. The council had instructed her at its July meeting to pay...
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Graham city council votes against gated development off Moore St. & Hanford Rd.
A long-simmering rezoning controversy seemingly came to a close on Tuesday night as Graham’s city council voted unanimously against a rezoning requested by an Ohio developer for what would have been Graham’s first gated community. Developer Michael Watson’s third set of plans for White Rock Estates, near the...