Monthly Archives: January 2022
Legal Notices, Thursday, January 20, 2022
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Graham, NC will hold a public hearing in the...
More than a year after fire, arson probe not complete, but demolition now scheduled
QUESTION: Why hasn’t anyone demolished the former home of Ace Cycle Sales since a fire tore through this business more than a year ago?
ANSWER:...
Construction on former Quarry Hills golf course now underway
Construction has started on the first house at the former Quarry Hills subdivision and golf course south of Graham and within Swepsonville’s municipal limits...
How many neighbors should get notice about proposed rezonings?
Burlington planning board suggests all property owners within 400 feet of proposed rezoning receive mailings, a 100-foot expansion
Burlington’s planning and zoning commission has recommended...
Getting ready for the move
Part of this house on Moore Street in Graham has been rolled onto steel beams, in preparation for a move to Spanish Oak Hill...
Warm Up Winter with Comforting Classics
(Family Features) Whipping up family favorites all winter long is a perfect activity to keep loved ones warm in the kitchen while avoiding the...
Four more Graham residents make bid for council appointment
Six now seeking appointment; deadline for applications is January 30
Four more Graham residents are seeking appointment to the two-year city council seat left vacant...
Megan Garner’s attorney for suit brought by town of Rural Hall could be disqualified over charge of ethical violation
The town of Rural Hall has dropped another bombshell in the ongoing lawsuit that the town has filed, seeking to void what it contends...
Western Electric, homelessness, nuclear war all up for discussion by Burlington city council on Monday
Burlington’s city staff may need to brew a few extra gallons of coffee over the weekend as the city’s elected leaders prepare to dive...
Planning board OKs cemetery’s expansion
The proposed expansion of one of Burlington’s city-owned cemeteries has received an endorsement from the city’s planning and zoning commission.
During a regularly-scheduled meeting on...
