Robby Nelms is a journalist based in Burlington, North Carolina, focusing on local news and events. He writes for the Alamance Piecemakers Quilt Guild, covering a wide range of topics including community events, local businesses, and human interest stories. Robby is dedicated to providing informative and engaging articles that highlight the unique aspects of the Burlington area.
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Robby's reporting focuses on local news, community events, achievements, and public figures in the United States with a specific geographic focus on North Carolina, particularly Burlington. His coverage primarily includes event coverage and government announcements.
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At 82, Charles Hursey is still intoxicated by the aroma of pork smoking on a pit.
Investigators may have identified someone as a suspect in an unsolved 1979 sexual assault and killing, and they are renewing a call for the public’s help in a second unsolved case involving a woman who disappeared in 1999, officials said.
Editor’s note: The Times-News will be featuring area student-athletes, one male and one female each time, for their work on the playing field, the classroom and their communities.
After members of the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a surprise attack into southern Israel on Oct. 7, killing about 1,200 people and taking some 250 others hostage, Tony Lo Giudice felt that he had to do something, and he decided to go to Israel to work as a volunteer.
Janae and Jon Dingaoyo of Burlington had their first children, twins, in December, but the babies have never left the hospital.
Workers at the University of Arizona's Center for Human Space Exploration help Carlos Hernandez get into a space suit. Once he was suited up, the suit was pressurized and Hernandez tried using tools as astronauts have to during a space walk.
County Manager Heidi York presents her capital improvement plan and capital budget recommendations Monday night to the Alamance County Board of Commissioners.
Alamance County Sheriff’s Office officials say they identified the suspect in the previously unsolved 1979 kidnapping, sexual assault and murder of Tammy Sue Aldridge, but the man they say was responsible is already dead.
Ashley Grant works in the Burlington Police Department's Telecommunications Unit taking 911 calls. The unit is just one of the areas that visitors can see at Saturday's open house.
Selection committee member John Harrington, left, presents Buster Goodman his plaque for the Graham Hall of Honor.
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