Monthly Archives: April 2024
Gibsonville mayor has police remove man from meeting when he protests town’s failure to demolish house
Gibsonville’s twice-monthly board of aldermen meetings are typically fairly staid affairs.
But this week’s April 1 version included an unprecedented expulsion of one man and...
County suing Snow Camp homeowner over ‘putrid’ yard waste
Alamance County’s attorney has filed a lawsuit in civil superior court against Forrest Michael Shadle, who owns property at 2953 Quakenbush Road, Snow Camp,...
Local connections to N.C. State teams at Final Four
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
There’s some Alamance County flavor involved with this week’s Final Fours – both on the women’s and men’s...
Petition filed against sheriff’s department to release recordings of fatal 2023 shooting
An attorney in Raleigh has filed a petition to obtain copies of two video recordings from body-worn cameras captured when Alamance County sheriff’s deputies...
Gibsonville’s mayor was harsh, unfair to disgruntled resident
Rarely have we seen a more high-handed treatment of the public than Gibsonville mayor Lenny Williams employed Monday night during the most recent meeting...
11th hour permit allows work to begin on dilapidated house, rather than begin its demolition
Bulldozers and wrecking balls can make quick work of an abandoned dwelling. But the process that sets loose these tools of destruction can be...
Kay Helms Dunn
Kay Helms Dunn, 66, of Graham, died March 28, 2024, at AuthoraCare of Burlington after seven months of failing health.
She was born on June...
