Monthly Archives: June 2020
Clearing for residential development reveals historical site in McCray community
Up until about two months ago, Keith Bradshaw, along with most anyone else, had all but forgotten about the wooden buildings nestled under brush along North N.C. Highway 62.
It was the clearing of nearly 280 acres by a developer — currently in the beginning...
Politicians, businessmen, Elon officials support removal of Confederate monument
A temporary ban on all protests and rallies in front of Alamance County’s Historic Court House hasn’t done much to temper the heated public debate over a Confederate monument that has dominated Court House Square for over a century.
The moratorium on protests, which the...
Teachers worry about students bullying, fighting, stealing, and having weapons at school
A majority of Alamance-Burlington teachers apparently believe that student discipline continues to be a problem, with just over half saying that students follow rules of conduct at school.
Approximately 49 percent of ABSS teachers said that physical altercations between students are a problem at their...
