Monthly Archives: October 2021
Glitch in billing prompts Elon to extend deadline for paying water bills to Halloween
The town of Elon has hit a glitch with its conversion to monthly billing for its water customers.
Historically, the town had used bi-monthly billing,...
County to hold public forum next month on distribution of pandemic relief funds
Alamance County’s board of commissioners has decided to hold a public forum next month to let area residents weigh in on the distribution of...
Graham police asking for feedback in anonymous online survey
The Graham Police Department is seeking citizens’ input on the performance of the department.
Input is being sought from residents, those who work in Graham,...
County approves new library schedule with no Sunday hours
New schedule begins November 15
Alamance County’s libraries are about to embark on yet another new chapter with a systemwide schedule that will, for the...
Graham selects architect to design new fire station
Graham’s city council has set in motion getting architectural plans for a new fire station that the city plans to build between Moore Street...
Clearing, grading begins on future UPS site
Work is proceeding at a pace worthy of the label “overnight express,” as contractors begin to prepare the grounds of a new distribution center...
Graham council votes unanimously to hire new city manager; Megan Garner will be the city’s first woman in the top spot
Graham’s city council has voted unanimously to hire Megan M. Garner, who resigned yesterday as Rural Hall's town manager, as Graham's new city manager....
Commissioners recognize rescue unit’s honor
Six members of Alamance County’s rescue unit recently went above the call of duty – in a very literal sense – and received first...
Deputy fire chief gets $90K settlement from city after he was skipped over for top job
An insurance company for the city of Burlington has reached an agreement with the city’s deputy fire chief over an employment discrimination claim that...
Another casualty of NC 119 construction, portion of lot split by bypass considered for rezoning
Mebane’s planning board considered Monday night whether to recommend rezoning for 8.88 acres of a lot that originally tallied over 12 acres for light...
