Monthly Archives: August 2022
The Public Asks: Why was Gibsonville alderman protesting at Graham council meeting?
QUESTION: Was Gibsonville alderman Bryant Crisp one of the protesters on hand last week outside Graham’s city council meeting? And why was he there?...
72 patio-style homes OK’d by planning board
Two of three items on the Graham planning board’s agenda Tuesday night were revisions to previous rezoning proposals that had been rejected by Graham’s...
Burney’s Sweets & More to locate newest store in downtown Graham
The newest franchise location for Burney’s Sweets & More will soon occupy the longtime former home of Tasty Bakery at 16 Northeast Court Square...
FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Daunting tasks await county teams in Friday night openers
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
There’s no easing into the season for Alamance County's high school football teams.
There are four games in the...
The Public Asks: What’s being built at South Mebane Street and Alamance Road?
QUESTION: What’s going on at the site of an old Circle K convenience store that once stood at the juncture of South Mebane Street...
Commissioners allow ACC to shift funds from biotech center to training facility
Alamance County’s commissioners have agreed to let Alamance Community College reshuffle some funds between two bond-subsidized projects in order to increase the amount of...
Council approves five townhouses along Cleveland Ave.
Burlington’s city council has signed off on a rezoning request that will allow local property owner Thomas Perdue to build five townhouses at 310...
Rezoning for beauty shop on East Elm Street in Graham withdrawn
A proposal to rezone a single-family house to allow a beauty shop along East Elm Street ended up in more controversy than the property...
The Public Asks: Can former resident speak at Graham council meeting?
QUESTION: During last week’s city council meeting one of the speakers, Faith Cook, gave a Graham address, but she doesn’t live in Graham anymore,...
Honeycutt begins city manager duties in Burlington
Burlington’s city clerk Beverly Smith administers the oath of office to newly-installed city manager Craig Honeycutt on Tuesday.
Honeycutt, who was accompanied by his wife...
