Monthly Archives: February 2023
Western alum Noah Henderson gains golds in Atlantic Coast Conference swim meet; Lauryn Carlton sets Elon throwing record
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Western Alamance alum Noah Henderson took part in two championship relays as part of North Carolina State’s record-setting...
Health dept. debuts fees for Covid vaccinations
Anyone who visits the local health department next month for a Covid vaccine may get stuck with something more than a needle – namely...
BREAKING THURS. NIGHT: TBS boys advance to state final; Western girls pull upset in overtime
Three other local girls teams – from Clover Garden, Southern, and Williams – fall in 2nd round of playoff games Thursday night
By Bob Sutton
Special...
ABSS retiring COO assures: new high school still on time
The departing chief operations officer for the Alamance-Burlington school system gave his final, parting assurances to school board members that construction of Southeast High...
Commissioners sign off on new ‘stump dump’ in Snow Camp
Another landfill approved for Snow Camp area
Alamance County’s governing board has given an area resident the all-clear to establish a new landfill for tree...
Former ‘body sculpting’ studio in Graham sued for defaulting on lease
The owner of a body sculpting business that had been located at 904 Washington Street in Graham is being sued for allegedly defaulting on...
Four county girls’ teams, TBS boys advance in state playoffs
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Four girls’ basketball teams from Alamance County won first-round games in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association...
Elections board chairman, civil rights leader Dorothy Yarborough has died
Dorothy Yarborough, head of the Alamance County Board of Elections and a long-time local civil rights leader, has died.
Yarborough, 74, had been in declining...
City council, commissioners go behind closed doors for economic development projects
While Burlington’s city council took action in an open meeting, and after a public hearing, on the LabCorp $71 million project at the Burlington-Alamance...
STATE BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS SET: Cummings boys win league tourney, but must travel for states; Williams also on the road
GIRLS: Southern, Western, Williams, Clover Garden to open at home
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
The Cummings boys’ basketball team, fresh off a conference...
