Monthly Archives: May 2021

Elon: Beware the complex issues and land mines hidden in a supposed “nondiscrimination” ordinance

Elon alderman Quinn Ray is on a crusade. He keeps bringing up to his board the idea of enacting what he terms a “nondiscrimination”...

Legal Notices, Thursday, May 20, 2021

Notice for Town of Haw River Town Council Special Meeting on Monday, May 24, 2021 6:00 PM There will be a special meeting on May...

New Republic Bank in Burlington changes ownership

New ownership of a bank in Burlington may cause some confusion because of the similarity in name with another bank located less than a...

Encroachment agreed to with Talley out of discussion

Graham’s city council voted 3-1 this week to enter into an encroachment agreement with Chuck Talley – the husband of council member Jennifer Talley...

Gibsonville board sends $34M project wish list to Guilford Co. commissioners

Guilford County plans to give some of its $104 million in incoming federal funds to its municipalities Gibsonville’s board of aldermen signed off last week...

10% jump in water & sewer rates, 3 new employees among Elon mgr.’s proposal

Elon’s town manager presented no property tax increase, but a 10 percent water and sewer rate hike, when he presented the board of aldermen...

Graham city council authorizes land purchase for new fire substation

Graham’s city council moved forward Tuesday night with an authorization to buy an acre-and-a-half acre of land between Moore Street and Rogers Road for...

Burlington police looking for man wanted for taking indecent liberties with a child, 12 others

Burlington's police department is asking for the public's help in locating 13 individuals wanted for various crimes. The newest addition is wanted for six...

Graham manager’s proposed budget would add two police officers, higher mo. trash fees, but no property tax hike

Graham’s city council members were presented with a going away gift at 11:30 Tuesday night as they finally wrapped up their monthly meeting. Interim city...

Graham council OKs new Windsor Homes subdivision with mix of single-family homes and townhouses

Special use permit approved, 4-1, over neighborhood objections and persistent criticism by one council member Distraught neighbors and an increasingly distraught council member Jennifer Talley...

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