Monthly Archives: September 2021
Elon aldermen mull over town manager’s proposed Covid cash vaccine incentives, other options for town employees
Elon’s board of aldermen mulled over several options this week to incentivize town staff to get vaccinated, with the aldermen ultimately responding to the...
Legal Notices, Thursday, September 9, 2021
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PLANNING BOARD POSITION
The City of Mebane requests interested residents of the City to apply for a vacant position on the Mebane Planning Board....
Suspect eludes deputies & police in high-speed escape until he crashes into 2 houses along Maple Ave. Sun. morning
A suspect who fled sheriff’s deputies and Burlington police during his high-speed attempt to get away crashed the car he was driving into two...
Lawsuit claims candidate got her fired after being on opposing sides of protest
Part 1: A look at a major pending civil case lodged against one city council candidate
One of the six candidates who will compete for...
10 juveniles charged since August 12 press conference
Charges include car thefts, credit card fraud, and misc. shootings
On August 12, sheriff Terry Johnson and other law enforcement officials raised concerns about the...
Organizer’s assistant found guilty of 3 of 4 Oct. 31 protest charges
One of the main assistants to the 2020 protest organizer Rev. Gregory Drumwright was found guilty Wednesday of three of four charges brought against...
Mayoral candidate has faced potential foreclosures; current mayor notifies estranged wife of lien against her vet clinic
Part 2: A look at civil court cases involving other Burlington candidates
The Alamance News has reviewed countless Alamance County court documents to determine whether...
Some candidates have “criminal records,” most traffic-related
Part 3: A look at previous traffic and criminal charges filed against Burlington mayoral and city council candidates
A criminal court record isn’t necessarily a...
How did a woman O.D. in jail several days after her arrest?
QUESTION: How did a woman die from a drug overdose in the jail (in August) several days after her arrest? Are deputies not searching...
Prosecution reduces rioting charge to creating a public disturbance, but protester still found not guilty
Judge says, at worst, defendant's actions may have violated a noise ordinance – which was not the charge she faced
Meanwhile, another protester who used...
