Monthly Archives: October 2021
Legal Notices, Thursday, October 14, 2021
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOWN OF HAW RIVER
Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Town of Haw River and other interested parties...
Add a Little Sweetness to Any Occasion
(Culinary.net) It’s almost impossible to beat the combination of sweet fruit and decadent desserts. This delicious recipe for Apple Cake highlights the crisp fruit...
Gibsonville prepares for 130 townhomes across two projects on opposite sides of town
Gibsonville’s board of aldermen this week approved a rezoning request to allow for about 30 townhomes off of Cook Road.
Following little discussion among the...
Whitsett loses its municipal administrator Ken Jacobs
Kenneth Edwin Jacobs, Sr., the municipal administrator for the town of Whitsett, passed away last week after a protracted struggle with cancer. Jacobs was...
Case postponed one week; judge admonishes lawyer who was 45 minutes late to court
The latest trial in the 2020 protest cases – and one of the last for nearly five dozen defendants charged at protests in downtown...
Lineups set for Burlington’s November ballot
Final, unofficial returns from early voting and all Burlington precincts show the November mayor's race is likely to be hotly-contested race. Incumbent mayor Ian...
ALCOVETS to hold ground-breaking ceremony for Chestnut Ridge retreat facility in Snow Camp
Alamance County’s veteran outreach organization, ALCOVETS, will be holding a ground-breaking ceremony for its Chestnut Ridge Campus on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. at 1765...
Recycling rates to go up in 2022 for rural residents
Residents of Alamance County’s unincorporated areas will pay more for their curbside recycling in 2022, according to rate hike notifications that were shared with...
City seeks no electric buses in state grant applications
Burlington’s city council has signed off on two grant applications to the North Carolina Department of Transportation for funds to replace the vehicle fleet...
School board OKs $1.7M federal grant to expand Covid-19 testing
Alamance-Burlington school board members voted 5-2 during their latest meeting to seek a $1.7 million federally-funded grant that would be used to offer Covid-19...
