Monthly Archives: April 2024
Social drinking district could spread to Mebane, where it would be a particularly bad idea, tarnish the atmosphere of downtown
We recognize that we may be on the losing side, again, in warning about the downside, even dangers, attendant to the mass rush to...
Sesquicentennial Park, part 2
First, the good news. Graham mayor Jennifer Talley has stated, publicly and unequivocally, that she has no personal interest in ultimately buying the land...
Legal Notices, Thursday, April 4, 2024
For assistance with legal advertising,
please call Carol Boney
at (336) 228-7851 or send email to: Legals@thealamanceNews.com.
Archives of previous legal notices also free...
County budget request for ABSS likely to include funding for virtual school, new supplement for classified employees
Alamance-Burlington school board members have resumed discussing their spending priorities for the school system’s county budget request for the upcoming 2024-25 fiscal year –...
Second summer college team added at Burlington’s stadium
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
An additional baseball team will be a tenant in the coming months at Burlington Athletic Stadium, giving the...
Gibsonville approves new “event-based” social drinking district, 4-1
Gibsonville’s board of aldermen has approved the concept, and the first proposal, for establishing a new event-based social drinking district for the downtown area.
Unlike...
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS ROUNDUP: Bulldogs go on baseball roll
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Williams rang up a four-game baseball winning streak by mid-week with some notable recent results.
Senior pitcher Tate Jones...
Western football trio sets college plans
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Western Alamance’s Evan Kuehnel said he found the right fit in choosing to continue his football pursuits at...
Does drinking water notice in Elon suggest wider water quality problems?
QUESTION: Why did the town of Elon send out a drinking water notice to its utility customers last month? Does this notice suggest that...
Arkansas-based Bank OZK plans to open Burlington branch
A bank headquartered in Arkansas, Bank OZK, has announced its plans to open its first location in Alamance County in a bank building at...
