Asheboro News & Updates

A 16-year-old girl was found with a man during a traffic stop on Christmas Eve in Asheboro. The sheriff's office reported the girl was a passenger in the vehicle.

A missing and endangered teenage girl was located during a traffic stop in Asheboro on Christmas Eve. The Randolph County Sheriff's Office was involved in the successful recovery.

Seniors in Asheboro gathered for a free Christmas meal, providing a warm gathering for those without nearby family or who are empty nesters. This event was part of the Randolph Senior Adults' offerings.

The Asheboro Hybrid Academy varsity basketball team will play in the GLCS Christmas Invitational. The game is scheduled for Saturday, December 13, 2025.

The Uwharrie Ridge Middle School Chorus led the crowd in singing "O Christmas Tree" at the RCC Asheboro campus plaza. This event marks the annual tree-lighting ceremony.

Asheboro has been nominated for 'America's Favorite Small Town,' adding extra special cheer to its Christmas season. Residents can vote daily for their city in this national competition.

Asheboro's Christmas season is extra special this year with a new nomination for 'America's Favorite Small Town.' This recognition highlights the city's charm during the holidays.

Christmas at the Bryant House in Carthage has been cancelled. The event was scheduled to take place in the Asheboro, NC area.

The City of Asheboro's Christmas tree lighting ceremony was scheduled for November 29th. This event is a key part of the holiday season celebrations in Asheboro, NC.

The article mentions the Asheboro Christmas tree lighting set for November 29th as a local event. It also discusses the benefits of shopping for American-made products during the holiday season.

PNC's Christmas Price Index indicates that consumers are expected to spend more this holiday season. The data suggests that 'True Love' is driving increased spending on gifts.

The Asheboro Christmas Parade is scheduled for Friday, December 5, 2025, at 7 p.m. This event marks the kickoff to the holiday season in Downtown Asheboro. It will be followed by a tree lighting ceremony to further celebrate the festive spirit.

Asheboro is set to host a variety of Christmas shows at the Sunset Theatre, including a Scottish holiday show on December 10th. The city will also kick off a week of holiday festivities with its annual tree lighting ceremony.

Asheboro's holiday season will commence with its annual Christmas Parade and a tree lighting ceremony at Randolph Community College. The festivities are scheduled to begin at 5 p.m., marking the start of a week of holiday celebrations.

The Sunset Theatre in Asheboro will be presenting Christmas events on select nights. Shows are scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at the venue located at 234 Sunset Ave.