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April 12, 2026

Mountaire Farms

Business

Mountaire program set for meals distribution

November 21, 2024 Randolph Record Comments Off on Mountaire program set for meals distribution
SILER CITY – It’s the 30th anniversary of Mountaire Farms’ Thanksgiving for Thousands program. Volunteers and employees will pack 38,000 meals for families in need. Siler City is one of Saturday’s four locations. The other […]
News

Southwestern Randolph grad receives Mountaire Farms award

June 21, 2024 Randolph Record Comments Off on Southwestern Randolph grad receives Mountaire Farms award
SILER CITY – Kaley Elliott, a graduate of Southwestern Randolph High School, is the recipient of a Mountaire Farms scholarship. Children and grandchildren of employees, growers, and grain producers were eligible for the scholarship, which […]
News

Mountaire Farms taking applications for $2,500 college scholarships

February 7, 2024 Randolph Record Comments Off on Mountaire Farms taking applications for $2,500 college scholarships
Children and grandchildren of Mountaire Farms employees are eligible for $2,500 college scholarships from Mountaire Cares, the charitable operations at Mountaire Farms. The children or grandchildren of employees at Mountaire’s poultry and grain suppliers are […]
News

Mountaire Farms sets Easter giveaway

March 29, 2023 Randolph Record Comments Off on Mountaire Farms sets Easter giveaway
SILER CITY — Mountaire Farms is partnering with churches and non-profit organizations in four states to provide complete meals for families in need at Easter. The event for Siler City comes Friday morning. Employees and […]
Features

Mountaire Farms will feed thousands for Easter

April 6, 2022 Bob Sutton Comments Off on Mountaire Farms will feed thousands for Easter
ASHEBORO — Mountaire Farms is extending its goodwill program to include a new spring event that will provide Easter meals for people near its plant in Siler City.  It’s called “Easter for Thousands” and the […]

Sports

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Opinion

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Business

  • Apprenticeship Randolph holds kickoff event
    March 31, 2026
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    January 16, 2026
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    July 22, 2025
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Features

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