Monthly Archives: November 2024
Residents complain, again, about problems at Rad gun range
A perennial struggle between a gun range and its neighbors on the outskirts of Burlington has exploded back into the consciousness of Alamance County’s...
Legal Notices, Thursday, November 21, 2024
Gibsonville Elevated Water Storage Tank
The Town of Gibsonville is soliciting bids for the construction of one 500,000 gallon composite-style elevated water storage tank plus...
Legal Notices, Thursday November 14, 2024
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Gibsonville Elevated Water Storage Tank
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Three county teams set for second-round Fri. night playoff games
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Williams and Southeast Alamance are the only Alamance County football teams to reach the second round of the...
Governor issues “pardon of innocence” for Mark Crotts, whose 3 successive murder trials captured county in 1990’s
1st trial: found guilty, verdict overturned;
2nd trial: hung jury;
3rd trial: not guilty
Outgoing North Carolina Democratic governor Roy Cooper has pardoned Mark Elliott Crotts for...
GOP should be open in its selection process for next county commissioner
We were disappointed by the initial decision of Alamance County Republican Party chairman Kathy Page to plan for a secretive gathering of the party’s...
Western team in soccer state finals
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Western Alamance’s Noah Barrett and Blake Bacchus will try to make it full circle with Western Alamance’s boys’...
Council signs off on high-end apartments on Rural Retreat Road
Burlington’s city council has given its unanimous nod to a luxury apartment complex near University Drive that ran into a bit of trouble when...
Council approves proposal to resurrect rental project on St. Mark’s Church Rd.
Burlington’s city council has ratified some minor revisions to a proposed apartment complex along St. Mark’s Church Road that its members had originally approved...
Council OKs new entrance for New Market Square
Burlington’s city council has given a green light to a rezoning request that will allow the owner of New Market Square to relocate this...
