Monthly Archives: February 2025
Gibsonville will pay $77,600 to demolish part of mill building it now owns
Gibsonville’s aldermen have agreed to a contract to demolish a part of the former Dixie Belle building, which is now owned by the town...
Burlington city council gives nod to homes for empty-nesters on Guilford-Alamance line
Burlington’s city council didn’t take a bye on every rezoning request that came up for its consideration last Tuesday.
In fact, its members bestowed their...
Legal Notices, Thursday, February 13, 2025
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
UPON PARENT
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT
DIVISION
FILE NO. 25 JA 000007-000
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ALAMANCE
IN RE: A. L. S....
Murder-suicide claims lives of couple in eastern Guilford Co.
Police in Burlington have been trying to piece together the details of a murder-suicide that took place in eastern Guilford County earlier this week.
According...
Groundbreaking for new charter school in Mebane held Fri.
Mebane city officials and other local officials gathered Friday to break ground on the site of a new charter school, Carolina Achieve, that’s scheduled...
Burlington city council gears up to rename street with duplicative handle
One roadway in Burlington may be en route for a change of name after city staff members noticed that another street within the city’s...
Gibsonville will experiment with Saturday 4:00 p.m. start time for 2025 Christmas Parade
Gibsonville will experiment with a later start time for its 2025 Christmas parade – 4:00 on the second Saturday afternoon in December, rather than...
Gibsonville aldermen agree to start paying ABC board members $200 per meeting
Gibsonville aldermen agreed last week with a recommendation from the town’s ABC board to begin paying board members $200 for each monthly meeting they...
Elon baseball season to begin vs. No. 1
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
The start of the season for Elon’s baseball team comes against No. 1-ranked Texas A&M. The three-game series...
Elon council rewires policy to let nonprofits plug into downtown plaza’s electricity
Elon’s town council has injected a spark of new verbiage into a downtown facilities policy that recently prompted a local nonprofit group to make...
