Bulldogs lose in double overtime Trinity’s football team will try for their first win of the season at West Stokes Friday night, after a disappointing battle against East Davidson last week.
Word on the road: prices are going up The price of bread is going up. That’s the ‘word on the road’ after the N.C. Department of Air Quality issued new regulations to prohibit tractor-trailer drivers from idling their engines for more...
Intense storm causes power outage A direct lightning strike during a thunderstorm took out an Archdale power substation Saturday and caused a number of residents to lose electrical service for several hours.
Guil-Rand Board election Aug. 16
Two incumbents seek election to the Guil-Rand Fire Protection Association Board of Directors, which oversees the operations of the Guil-Rand Fire Department.
Community supports injured fire recruit The Archdale-Trinity community turned out to support injured fire recruit Brandie Lyons at a fundraiser held by Guil-Rand Fire Depatment’s recruit class at the Pizza Inn on Fairfield Road. Firefig...
Watershed buffer rules have little effect on cities Revised rules of vegetated buffers in the Randleman Regional watershed, which went into effect June 1, will have little impact for Archdale and Trinity.
Randolph County: hardest budget in years Randolph County Commissioner Darrell Frye said that the 2010-2011 budget, approved at $110 million, is the hardest one he has faced in years. The budget includes a 3.1 cent property tax increase, ...
YMCA cuts the ribbon One vision. One family. One community. The applause thundered as loud as the stormy skies at Sunday’s ribbon cutting for the Carl and Linda Grubb Family YMCA of Archdale-Trinity.