Monthly Archives: November 2022
High school athletes sign to play sports at colleges across country
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Pitchers from Alamance County could be on the mounds in Southeastern Conference baseball in the next few years based on signings of national letters-of-intent this month.
Those were just some of the highlights from several signings turned in from...
Legal Notices, Thursday, November 17, 2022
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PLANNING BOARD POSITIONS
The City of Mebane requests interested residents of the City of Mebane Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) in Alamance County to apply for an open position on the Mebane Planning Board. The term of service will last through June 2025. This position is...
Legal Notices, Thursday, November 3, 2022
RESOLUTION OF THE
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
CONCERNING THE TIME TO MEET
TO COUNT ABSENTEE BALLOTS
On July 19, 2022 the Alamance County Board of Elections met at the County Commissioners Meeting Room located at 124 W Elm St. Graham, NC and adopted the following resolution:
BE IT...
Southern, Western alums make marks in college football
Southern alum Hatfield returns kickoff for ECU touchdown; Stanford kicker Karty named finalist for nation’s top kicker honor
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Southern Alamance alum Jsi Hatfield returned a kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown during East Carolina’s 49-46 victory against Temple on...
House fire in Burlington attributed to laundry hot from the dryer
That warm, toasty, fresh-from-the-dryer feeling can apparently have a treacherous side – as evident from one non-fatal house fire that broke out in Burlington early Tuesday morning.
This destructive blaze reportedly erupted at 918 Herman Blue Court after the home’s resident had left for work...
Burlington daily newspaper sold (again) – for 5th time in decade
New ownership by Kentucky company to take effect Dec. 1
The daily newspaper in Burlington has been sold (again), the fifth change in ownership over the past decade.
The newspaper trade publication Editor & Publisher first reported the sale earlier this month, with a focus on...
Cummings beats Williams in basketball opener
First game of basketball season: Johnniyus Sharpe quarterbacks basketball team – about like he did for football squad
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
This was just the beginning, so imagine what might be in store for the Cummings boys’ basketball team.
The Cavaliers were full...
Burlington School alum leads Radford in Sunday win over Elon
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
When Radford’s men’s basketball schedule came out, Josiah Jeffers took particular note of Sunday afternoon’s game.
It was at Elon, so basically a hometown game in his final college season.
“When I saw it, I got excited,” he said.
He turned...
Shooting in Burlington leaves one dead, another wounded
Police in Burlington insist they have “strong leads” in a shooting that left one person dead and another hospitalized on the day before Thanksgiving.
According to the city’s police department, this fatal burst of gunfire erupted last Wednesday evening along the 800 block of Avon...
Publisher objects to planned meeting between current and newly-elected school board members
A lunch meeting that had been planned for Friday between current and newly-elected Alamance-Burlington school board members was called off following strenuous objections from Alamance News publisher Tom Boney, Jr.
Boney sent a sternly-worded warning to each of the seven sitting board members – and...