Monthly Archives: August 2024
Gibsonville man accused of stalking, harassing realtors
A man from Gibsonville has been arrested for allegedly stalking and harassing two female realtors from an Alamance County realty company.
Malik DeAndre Pitts was...
Should city spend to “uplight” its new water tank?
Mebane’s city council voted unanimously to proceed with getting design plans, that will cost $25,000 to $45,000, for potential lighting of the new water...
Two municipalities stall on new parameters for social drinking districts
Tanger withdraws request for social drinking district at outlet mall; Gibsonville mayor's request to "deactivate" during festivals, Christmas parade postponed
Two local municipalities, Mebane and...
Federal judge dismisses BLM protester’s lawsuit against sheriff
Among the items that Alamance County’s commissioners discussed behind closed doors on Monday was the recent resolution of a lawsuit that a local member...
Mebane city manager search to begin anew
Mebane’s city council is apparently back to square one in its search for a new city manager.
Former city manager Chris Rollins’ last day on...
Federal judge allows racial discrimination lawsuit against ABSS to proceed
A U.S. district court judge has entered an order allowing a race discrimination claim against the Alamance-Burlington school board to proceed, while dismissing a...
Mebane councilman, long-time firefighter, honored for 50 years service with Mebane Fire Department
Mebane city council members honored one of their own Monday night, recognizing mayor pro tem Tim Bradley, one of the longest-serving council members, for...
Ticket prices go up at Alamance County schools
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Ticket prices are going up for athletics competitions around Alamance County.
The Central 3-A Conference has set ticket prices...
Silly, wasteful spending in Mebane
If taxpayers are ever in doubt about the waste of their tax dollars, they merely need to attend – or view online – a...
Graham is still the county seat; county government & courts should remain here
Sometimes it seems that even the most obvious background needs to be repeated to remind some officials of the basic facts of local government.
Here’s...
