Monthly Archives: November 2020
Former commissioner rides back into office on a favorable wind
Slow, cumbersome, and operable only in fair weather, hot air balloons aren’t the sort of conveyance one would naturally choose to go from Point...
Son of outgoing commissioner ready to blaze his own path on county board
“My father told me to never do this. But it’s so incredibly interesting…It’s fascinating to see five people come together to get things done....
Outgoing school board member prepares for her next test as county commissioner
Before Pamela Thompson made her first bid for the Alamance-Burlington school board, she decided to sound out then-superintendent Randy Bridges, whom she had gotten...
Drumwright’s boycott plans very misguided
There are a number of famous quotations – or the same quotation with different supposed authors – all to the same effect about needing...
The Alamance News has a long-standing history of fairness and equal treatment toward the local black community
Of all the rhetorical flourishes, exaggerations, and even falsehoods that Rev. Greg Drumwright of Greensboro has pronounced, none is as offensive, wrong-headed, or without...
Just covering the news, and organizer makes plenty of it
We at this newspaper didn’t start out trying to find flaws or shortcomings with Rev. Greg Drumwright of Greensboro.
We started simply by trying to...
Burlington city council approves charter for police advisory board
After two months of hemming and hawing, Burlington’s city council has approved a set of parameters for a citizen advisory board to weigh in...
County’s newest judge aims to ‘do justly and love mercy’
Rick Champion will seek Divine guidance as he begins his newest role as an Alamance County district court judge in January, when he will...
Public’s help sought to find suspect in Green Level murder
Reward Increased to $3,500 In Search For Murder Suspect Lloyd Carvon Gillis, Jr.
The Alamance County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday, November 25 an additional $1,000...
Trials for three teens charged with July vandalism of Saxapahaw church transferred to superior court
A.N. EXCLUSIVE/BREAKING TUESDAY: Each of the three teenagers accused of vandalizing Moore’s Chapel Baptist Church in Saxapahaw in July will now be tried as...
