Monthly Archives: February 2024
Yarn manufacturer to close Burlington facility in April
McMichael Mills, a yarn manufacturer, has notified the state Department of Commerce that the company will close its Burlington facility this spring, resulting in...
Warriors look to extend streak in tourney final
The girls’ basketball team from Western Alamance will take a 14-game winning streak into the Central 3-A Conference Tournament championship game Friday night at...
Season comes to close in states for area wrestlers
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Wrestlers from Alamance County were done by the second day of the three-day state tournament last week at...
Eastern boys’ basketball team to play for conference title
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Eastern Alamance’s boys’ basketball team will play in the Central 3-A Conference Tournament championship game after defeating a...
ABSS appoints acting chief finance officer from within; also hires retired Wake Schools CFO to assist
Alamance-Burlington superintendent Dr. Dain Butler has appointed an accounts manager within the school system’s finance department, Melinda Anderson, to serve as the acting chief...
Taxpayers: Follow the commissioners’ shell game carefully, because it’s going to cost you more money
We’re convinced that sometimes public boards deliberately try to make information revealed at their meetings complicated – to obfuscate, obscure, and confuse – so...
Legal Notices, Thursday, February 22, 2024
RESOLUTION OF THE
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
CONCERNING THE TIME TO MEET
TO COUNT ABSENTEE BALLOTS
On January 9, 2024, the Alamance County Board of Elections met...
Brownie Ingle Gothorp
Brownie Jeanette Ingle Gothorp 95, of Burlington, passed away Sunday, February 18 2024, after a short illness at Alamance Regional Medical Center surrounded by...
Graham’s street festivals: what’s the point?
Four brave Graham businesswomen came forward at last week’s Graham city council meet to question the city’s policy of closing downtown streets for occasional...
More public notice, transparency, openness needed in Mebane policy-making
Readers of this page will know that we consistently believe that when public bodies consider the public’s business, they ought to do so with...
