Monthly Archives: June 2022
New and familiar names tapped for top posts at Central Office
Three existing Alamance-Burlington employees and three newcomers – including one who’s returning to ABSS after leaving in 2018 for a professorial post at High...
Commissioners cut tax rate 1¢; specify funding for extra SROs
Vote is 4-1, with commissioner Pam Thompson opposed
Alamance County’s board of commissioners has signed off a new county budget that includes provisions for 14...
County picks architect to transform bank branch into new elections HQ
Alamance County’s commissioners have selected an architect to redesign a decommissioned bank building along South Main Street in Graham to serve as a new...
Commissioners modify ordinance to make noise regulations more “enforceable”
Commissioner chairman votes against proposed compromise that passes 4-1
It might not have set off a cascade of church bells or a deafening cheer. But...
Commissioners give green light to new regulations for RV parks
Alamance County’s commissioners have cranked the ignition on a new set of rules for developments that cater specifically to recreational vehicles, campers, and other...
Commissioners honor sheriff’s deputies who are recognized for their lifesaving heroics
The county’s meeting chambers brimmed with more heroes than an Avengers movie this week as Alamance County’s commissioners recognized a number of local sheriff’s...
Female BCA coach charged with 2 sexual felonies for actions with student at private school where she works
2025 UPDATE: The Alamance News has been apprised on June 10, 2025, and provided with documentation, that the 2022 charges listed in the story...
Sheriff’s office makes arrest in its first murder case of 2022
Confrontation that prompted heart attack charged as murder
A man from Burlington has been arrested for first degree murder after a violent confrontation in Saxapahaw...
Almost 1,000 homes on drawing boards for north Mebane
Mebane has received four subdivision proposals for townhouses and single-family homes along North First Street (North NC 119) between Stagecoach Road and the Mill...
Commissioners modify ordinance to make noise regulations more “enforceable”
It might not have set off a cascade of church bells or a deafening cheer. But a series of revisions to Alamance County’s noise...
