Monthly Archives: January 2025
Mebane planning board likes layout for 565 homes at Preserve at Mill Creek
Mebane’s planning board gave its favorable recommendation for the newest proposal to complete the Mill Creek subdivision on the north side of the city,...
Parking in front of proposed townhouses draws council concern, based on experience with another, similar development
A proposed rezoning request for 29 townhouses on 6.27 acres at the corner of Ivey Road and East Gilbreath Street in Graham got bogged...
School calendar, lottery proceeds large focus of meeting among ABSS school board, county commissioners, legislators
An annual breakfast at the local school system headquarters has long been an opportunity for Alamance County’s commissioners to hash out their differences with...
Robert Eldridge Laws
Robert Eldridge Laws, 83, of Graham, NC passed away at Alamance Regional Medical Center on Thursday, January 16, 2025.
A native of Madison County, he...
Meetings cancelled: county commissioners, Burlington city council
Scheduled Tuesday night meetings for Alamance County's commissioners and Burlington's city council have been cancelled, both public bodies have announced, due to the possibility...
Council names Lee Lovette new Haw River mayor
Haw River has decided on a new mayor. The town council voted unanimously, 4-0, Monday night to elevate mayor pro tem Lee Lovette, a...
Legal Notices, Thursday, January 16, 2025
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
TO REZONE PROPERTY
The Burlington City Council will conduct a Public Hearing on Tuesday, January 21, 2025,at 7:00 PM to consider a...
ABSS finance officer: school system appears to have overpaid some school bus drivers since 2017
A nearly decade-old plan to create “hybrid positions” to address a chronic shortage of school bus drivers for the Alamance-Burlington school system appears to...
Judge approves sale of Alamance Crossing for $38.5M
A visiting superior court judge has approved the sale of Alamance Crossing shopping center for $38.5 million to a commercial real estate firm based...
Alamance schools largely on board with NCHSAA conference draft
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Being bonded together in the same conferences tends to make school officials pleased in Alamance County.
There wasn’t much...
