Monthly Archives: July 2023
Elon town council debates design for new municipal flag
Horizontal stripes aren’t merely a fashion faux pas for Elon’s elected leaders. They’re also an utter nonstarter as a design choice for the town’s...
Legal Notices, Thursday, July 20, 2023
Village of Alamance Board of Adjustment:
Public Hearing
The Board of Adjustment for the Village of Alamance will hold a public hearing on July 24, 2023,...
Graham’s Board of Adjustments turns down variance for GFL trailer
Graham has rarely had occasion to call its board of adjustments into service, and officials involved were clearly ill at ease during what turned...
Cummings’ Paylor will make football, college decision August 5
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Cummings multi-purpose back Jonathan Paylor, who has been high on recruiting lists the past couple of years, will...
Burlington drivers eye ARCA series
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Burlington stock car driver Tony Edward has been tabbed to compete in the final two Automobile Racing Club...
TBS baseball star pitcher Tucker Holland will stick with Arkansas Razorbacks rather than try MLB draft
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Tucker Holland went through the full pre-draft process, but before last week’s amateur baseball draft he pretty much...
Burlington’s city council hears pitch for downtown social drinking district
Burlington’s elected leaders have been asked to pop the tab on a new downtown district where people could walk about freely with alcoholic beverages...
County agrees to buy Mebane land from rescue squad for proposed future EMS base
Alamance County’s governing board has given the all-clear to a pair of real estate purchases – including one six-figure transaction that could lay the...
Bo Williamson sees special opportunity as first Southeast basketball coach
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Bo Williamson says he embraced coaching basketball early on when he delved into coaching.
His next project is in...
Residents register opposition to proposed subdivision with 320 apartments
Ten residents of three nearby single-family subdivisions highlighted their opposition to the proposed infill project on about 60 acres beside and the behind the...
