Monthly Archives: November 2023
Filing season to open Mon. – unless court challenges slow the process
The starting gates for next year’s general election are primed to open early next week when Alamance County’s elections office expects to kick off...
Elon town council approves new policy for naming things
What’s in a name?
Quite a bit – in the judgment of Elon’s town council, which has come up with a whole slate of new...
Patriots hit historic highs in special football season
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
While Southern Alamance’s football season ended last week, discussion of this edition of the Patriots is far from...
Trustees holding public forums next week with three finalists for ACC president’s job
Alamance Community College’s board of trustees will host three forums at the community college next week to give the public a chance to meet...
Elon’s town clerk to retire after 21 years on the job
After the better part of two decades as Elon’s municipal clerk, DiAnne Enoch is preparing to hang up her keys to the town’s municipal...
Former Culp mill property in foreclosure
Alamance-County’s tax department has initiated foreclosure proceedings against the former Culp Weaving mill property along East Parker Street that burned earlier this month, marking...
N.C. Railroad files suit over railroad encroachments believed to heighten risk of train wreck
The North Carolina Railroad (NCRR) is suing the owner of a warehouse at 808 East Webb Street in Burlington over an alleged encroachment onto...
Christmas parades step off in Mebane Fri. night, in Graham, Sat. morning
Mebane’s Christmas parade steps off at 7:00 p.m. Friday night through downtown Mebane (Clay, Fifth, and Center streets).
Graham’s Christmas parade is Saturday morning at...
Legal Notices, Thursday, November 30, 2023
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The public will take notice that the City Council of the City of Mebane will hold public hearings in the Council...
Should Elon street closed because of logging trucks be re-opened into Gibsonville subdivision? Elon residents say “no”
A residential developer’s preparations for a new project in Gibsonville have apparently set off a minor revolt among homeowners from one nearby subdivision in...
