Monthly Archives: April 2024
Police seek robbery suspect who passed himself off as officer
Police in Burlington are looking for a man who allegedly impersonated one of their own in order to apprehend some cash from an unsuspecting...
Talley vows no interest in buying city property, building on site, criticizes editorial for suggesting she might
Graham mayor Jennifer Talley spent part of Tuesday’s discussion about the future of the Sesquicentennial Park defending herself from an editorial that appeared in...
Mebane city council skeptical of developer’s request to remove road connection as condition for building Tractor Supply store
A year ago, Meb-ane’s city council members thought they had approved a rezoning proposal for a Tractor Supply store off Mebane Oaks Road behind...
Burlington prepares to spend millions to meet EPA’s new limits on PFAS
The city of Burlington is girding itself for yet another budget-busting endeavor as it takes stock of a newly-released set of water quality standards...
Eyes to the sky – for partial eclipse
Monday's total eclipse may not have been visible in North Carolina.
But even a partial view was enough to lure Jennifer, Josh, and Mike Morris...
Legal Notices, Thursday, April 11, 2024
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Stories should flow for next Graham Sports Hall of Fame induction
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
There will be plenty of stories to tell and retell when the next edition of inductions for the...
45-year-old murder cold case solved; murderer died four years ago
Forensic science, old-fashioned police work lead to break in decades-old case
A recent breakthrough in a 45-year-old murder investigation has allowed the office of Alamance...
County manager debuts budget for proposed capital improvements
Alamance County’s manager has unfurled a proposed capital improvement plan for the next fiscal year that calls for just over $22.5 million in outlays...
H.M. Kern Corporation being sued for allegedly failing to pay subcontractor on Eastern High bond project
A Greensboro-based construction company hired in 2021 as the general contractor for two multi-million dollar bond projects for the Alamance-Burlington school system is being...
