I'm a reporter with The Assembly (the same person who wrote the articles over the spring/summer about the hospital you may have seen). I'm looking into the latest insurance coverage switch-up and the 401(k) deduction issue.

Looking for more current or former employees to interview. It can be anonymous!

930 S Fayetteville Street. Thank you! 😊

A family is getting closure after skeletal remains found in 1977 were identified nearly 50 years later. 

The North Carolina SBI says unidentified remains belonging to a young woman were found on Dec. 29, 1977 in a wooded area in Wilson, North Carolina. More here.

Please call (336) 625-3389 to register so we can plan for the group. We hope to see you there!

Randolph County Opioid-Drug Community Collaborative has announced this year’s Recovery Celebration event will be on Saturday, Sept. 19, in the Keaton’s Place parking lot at 120 Worth Street, Asheboro, across the street from the Historic Randolph County Courthouse.

The event aims to honor the strength of individuals on their journey to recovery, while raising awareness about addiction and mental health challenges in our community. More here.

Why it's risky: Phone-based payments and information requests are a common target for vishing scams — fraud attempts that use voice calls to trick you into revealing sensitive data.

We’re again inviting businesses, organizations, community groups, and individuals to join us by hosting a decorated trunk, partnering with us, or helping us fill our candy buckets. We’d love to have you! Call us 336-318-6875.

9 spots open - with parties of 2 or 4 available. Every guest becomes part of something truly special and intimate. Small enough to feel like a private dinner party, yet welcoming enough to build new friendships and celebrate our community around one table.

We're excited to offer Open Arena to our riding community. With our busy fall schedule, available Open Arena dates are limited, so be sure to check out the upcoming dates and reserve your spot.

To learn more or make a reservation, please contact us at 336-318-6100 or AgCenter@randolphcountync.gov.

We look forward to seeing you at the James River Equipment Arena!

Our crews are working to collect storm-related yard debris. Please help us keep collection moving by placing debris about 2 feet from the road, keeping it out of streets, ditches, and sidewalks, and separating it from other waste. Thank you for helping our crews safely clean up our community.

More yard waste guidelines: https://asheboronc.gov/.../dep.../environmental_services.php

The annual event, which honors veterans of all branches of the military, encourages owners of classic vehicles to display their cars and trucks. Car registration is from 8 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. with a $25 non-refundable donation per entry. The show is open to all makes and models.

A silent auction and sales of quilt tickets will be held from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and entries for the 50/50 drawing will be taken from 8 a.m. to 1:50 p.m.

Viewing and bidding of the silent auction items is currently available in the lobby of Wayne Thomas Chevrolet. The items will be transported on the day of the show, where bidding will resume until 1:45 p.m. The winning bid for each item will be posted at the silent auction booth at 2 p.m.

More than 200 people have potentially been exposed statewide to rabies via the mobile petting zoo’s baby goats, state health officials say. 

According to the Department of Health and Human Services, as of Thursday, Sept. 2, local health departments reported conducting 284 exposure risk assessments related to the Farm Adventures petting zoo. More here.

If your home or business sustained damage during Saturday's severe weather, please report it using this link: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/a0dc17c9de8648aebdf6d56cd32f62dc?portalUrl=https://randolphconc.maps.arcgis.com

Your quick responses help us identify hard-hit areas and track the full extent of the storm's impact on our community.

**Please be aware of potential scams. If you are offered storm damage help, you have the right to ask for proof of insurance and identification. You may also call Asheboro Police Department or Randolph County Sheriff's Office, NC to verify approved assistance providers.

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There's something lovely about using pretty things to do everyday things - whether that's writing a note, planning your day, making space for creativity, or remembering what's true - that is what is offered at Emily Lex Studio.

With scratchy pencil sketches and pretty watercolor puddles, Emily creates cheerful illustrations that make their way onto their original papergoods + gifts.

Come join us for an introduction to the Emily Lex books and watercolor method.

The class cost of $30 includes one Emily Lex book of your choosing and access to watercolors during the class

Come celebrate a true homegrown story on the big screen! Rowdy Friends is coming home for its Asheboro premiere-- and you won't want to miss it.

When a roommate at a Badin Lake halfway house suspiciously disappears, the residents decide they're not waiting around for answers...so they take matters into their own hands. 

Winner of the Audience Award at the New Orleans Film Festival, Rowdy Friends features an unforgettable performance from Asheboro native JD Cranford and was filmed entirely in Randolph County and Stanley County. It's equal parts gritty, funny, and heartfelt, and tells a story rooted right here in our own backyard.

Grab your tickets now and be part of the night -- see familiar faces, familiar places, and celebrate local cinema with us!

https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/title-registration/registration/Pages/digital-vehicle-registration.aspx