Monthly Archives: December 2022
Three rob Burlington pawn store
Three black men are wanted by Burlington police for the robbery of a pawn store on North Church Street in Burlington Thursday afternoon.
Burlington Police...
Two senior standouts for Williams to play in Shrine Bowl on Sat.
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
The Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas is a special opportunity for a pair of Williams football players.
For Clifton...
Developer files plans for 252 apartments in west Burlington
A Wilmington-based developer has submitted the detailed plans for a new apartment complex in Burlington that had initially proven a bit controversial when it...
Council OKs light industrial zoning for relocated home on Anthony Road
Burlington’s city council has given its unanimous nod to a rezoning request that will allow a local accountant to set up her office in...
School board: few transfers to be allowed under new school rezoning plan
Alamance-Burlington school board members voted unanimously, 7-0, during a special-called meeting Tuesday afternoon to approve a revised student assignment policy that limits the number...
City council approves slate of fees and charges for 2023
Burlington’s city council has adopted a new catalog of charges and fees that could leave some area residents feeling a bit poorer in the...
Council grants zoning for 200 apts. along Grand Oaks Blvd.
Burlington’s city council has given its blessing to a rezoning request that will allow local homebuilder Dennis Euliss to set up an apartment complex...
102 substitute teachers to get $500 bonuses
Alamance-Burlington school board members voted unanimously, 7-0, Tuesday afternoon to award 102 substitute teachers a $500 bonus that will be paid tomorrow, December 16.
The...
Southern to return to Class 3-A, join county rivals
Southern Alamance is heading back to Class 3-A, and the Patriots will be joining familiar company.
The school’s request for reclassification was granted last week...
Burlington saluted for ‘proper’ display of the American flag
The flags which grace the grounds of Burlington’s municipal buildings may have a few more stars than the ones that Betsy Ross stitched for...
