Monthly Archives: January 2021
Protesters turn their focus to Rep. Ted Budd’s support for Trump with march to his Graham office
A group of about two dozen protesters passed through downtown Graham late Wednesday afternoon (Jan. 13) in order to denounce last week’s assault on...
Graham’s Historic Providence Church welcomes new pastor
As the one of the oldest churches in Alamance County, Historic Providence Christian Church in Graham has seen a long line of pastors since...
Union Ridge man arrested after ramming two sheriff’s cars
A 20-year-old Union Ridge man faces ten charges (including four felonies) after allegedly ramming the cars of two different deputies Wednesday night.
James Lee Yancey...
Legal Notices, Thursday, January 14, 2021
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Gov. names Burlington city councilman to ACC board of trustees
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has appointed veteran Burlington city councilman James B. “Jim” Butler to Alamance Community College’s board of trustees.
Butler has served...
ABSS pushes back school openings to March
After a four hour discussion Tuesday afternoon, Alamance-Burlington school board members voted 5-2 to bring students back for in-person instruction in March, postponing a...
PUBLIC ASKS: Is it true a school board member attended a BLM rally even though she insists students need to remain at home because of COVID-19?
QUESTION: Is it true that Alamance-Burlington school board member Patsy Simpson went to a “Black Lives Matter” rally in downtown Graham this past weekend,...
Retired restaurateur gears up for 32nd annual ‘World Hunger Meal’ on Jan. 24
Like his cooking, Nick Triantafillis has been a fixture in Burlington for decades. Later this month, the retired restaurateur will be serving up his...
Six cases of COVID reported at SHS
Alamance-Burlington school system reported Tuesday that a cluster involving six cases of COVID-19 had been identified at Southern High School, after three employees and...
City’s new inspections director isn’t averse to working out in the field; in fact, sometimes it’s hard to find him in the office
After two days on the job as Burlington’s inspections director, Russell Williams has yet to grace his new office with any of personalized clutter...
