Monthly Archives: April 2021
DOT seeks input on intersection upgrades at E. Elm and E. Harden streets in Graham
Two options being studied: $2.4M & $2.7M, with and without roundabout
The N.C. Department of Transportation (DOT) is seeking public feedback on some intersection improvements,...
THE PUBLIC ASKS: Why is Burlington Police Dept. using interstate billboards to advertise job openings? How much are they costing?
QUESTION: Why is Burlington’s police department using interstate billboards to recruit new officers? How much has the police department spent on this form of...
Better-for-You Family Breakfasts
Making sure your family members get a nutritious start to the day is an important job, and by focusing on a few wholesome ingredients,...
County commissioners deadlock over newest incentives for Lotus Bakeries
Alamance County commissioners deadlocked 2-2 on whether to provide another $600,000 in incentives for Lotus Bakeries in Mebane, the Belgian company famous for its...
County working to clean up dump on Barbee Street in Glen Raven
County workers, sheriff's deputies, and four inmates were on hand Wednesday afternoon (April 7) to clean up around 1940 Barbee Street. See immediately below.
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Graham city council interested in Moore St. site for second fire station
One hour closed session held Tuesday night (April 13) to discuss potential price, alternative sites
Graham’s city council spent over an hour behind closed doors...
THE PUBLIC ASKS: Was the old Gibsonville School burglarized?
QUESTION: Was the old Gibsonville Elementary School burglarized last week?
ANSWER: It wasn’t the sound of burglary but some late-night work that woke the old...
Jim’s Hotdogs and Hamburgers closes after 60 years in Graham
Since last Thursday, the glass-front of Jim’s Hamburgers and Hotdogs has been dotted with paper flyers announcing the closure of the Graham establishment, thanking...
Medical board reinstates Elon doctor’s medical license
The North Carolina Medical Board has reinstated the medical license for an Elon doctor who had previously admitted to abusing alcohol.
The N.C. Medical Board...
It’s official: newest Lotus incentive request from county is $600K for $60M investment
Alamance County’s administrators have released the details of a corporate incentives request that the board of commissioners has agreed to consider next week on...
