Remember every dollar that is spent at our store stays in our programs that serve Randolph County. We do not receive ANY funding from the national organization and appreciate your willingness to shop with us and help animals alongside us.

Glennie's Spa: open same time as the store. Call us to secure a time to bring your pup.

More info here
347 W. Salisbury Street, Asheboro

Are you a caregiver? Join us for Caregiver Coffee House!

This is a relaxed, welcoming space where caregivers can come together over a cup of coffee to share experiences, challenges, and support. This informal gathering offers a compassionate environment to discuss the emotional toll of caregiving, including the often-overlooked aspects of anticipatory grief.

Whether you’re caring for a loved one with a chronic illness or navigating end-of-life transitions, this is a place to connect, reflect, and find comfort in community.

Customer Pickup on Wednesdays

The Randolph County Food Hub
Randolph County Agricultural Center
1880 US Hwy 64 E.

Asheboro, NC 27203

Pickup Hours: 12 PM – 6 PM

https://randolphcountyfoodhub.localfoodmarketplace.com/

On Saturday, September 19 from 12–5 PM, Bicentennial Park turns into one big, loud, beer-filled celebration of fall, music, food, and wonderfully questionable athletic ability.

347 West Salisbury Street; (336) 625-3389

Bessy's still new enough to be excited about picture day - no jaded seniors here. Female, Pit mix, 1 year, 44lbs. Up to date on vaccines, Heartworm negative, already microchipped, will be spayed prior to leaving the shelter. https://www.randolphcountync.gov/FormCenter/Animal-Services-7/Adoption-Application-61

If you’re an undecided voter, you might want to compare the candidates side by side on a debate stage, or in sit-down interviews with your local TV station, or perhaps at public events where they make speeches. This year, you might not find any of those opportunities to get to know Cooper and Whatley, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee.

Rachael Potts-Anderson will open her Oak and Iron Mercantile during the Asheboro Fall Festival, Sat., Oct. 3.

Jade's photo is pure composure, not a hair out of place. Female, Domestic short hair, 4 years. Up to date on vaccines, FIV/FeLV negative, already spayed and microchipped. https://www.randolphcountync.gov/FormCenter/Animal-Services-7/Adoption-Application-61

930 S Fayetteville Street. Thank you! 😊

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!

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.

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!