Monthly Archives: March 2023
Staff task force reports back to council on response to problems near Rainey St.
A resident’s complaints about crime, junk, and dilapidation in one Burlington neighborhood have given city officials an opportunity to spotlight a crack force of...
School board votes 6-1 to raise yearly tuition for out-of-county students
Alamance-Burlington school board members have voted 6-1 to increase the school system’s tuition rates for students who live outside Alamance County but attend ABSS...
Police seek fifth suspect after melee that erupted in downtown Burlington
Police in Burlington are looking for a man from Graham who they believe opened fire from a moving vehicle after a late-night brawl that...
Burlington resident under $2 million bond after arrest for 11 felonies, including child rape
A man from Burlington faces multiple charges of child abuse and sexual assault following a week-long investigation by the office of Alamance County’s sheriff.
Gary...
County commissioners continue to wrestle with plans for courthouse expansion – and where money for it should come from
The members of Alamance County’s board of commissioners continue to keep their options open as they grapple with a multimillion-dollar plan to renovate and...
Legal Notices, Thursday, March 9, 2023
22 SP 257
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE COUNTY
Under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in that certain Deed of Trust executed by...
Commissioners reject proposed deal with company that wants to take over local C&D landfill
Alamance County’s commissioners have rejected a franchise agreement with an out-of-town firm that they had previously given a tentative nod to take over a...
Williams breaks Southern’s winning streak in baseball; Bulldogs prevail for first time in 10 years
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
All signs point to a potentially strong season for the Williams baseball team.
“It’s a very exciting team,” senior...
Former Hawfields teacher, coach to be first A.D. for Southeast Alamance
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
B.J. Condron has a pretty good familiarity with several aspects of soon-to-open Southeast Alamance High School.
That’s part of...
“Retired” from some duties, but Graham High’s Mike Williams still enjoys coaching softball
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Mike Williams reached a point in his career in education that it was time to step back from...
