Monthly Archives: September 2025
City council to hear developer’s request to stretch out years to comply with city’s incentives package
Burlington’s city council has agreed to hold a public hearing next month to let the public weigh in on a proposed change to an...
Board’s ailing chairman back in the saddle – sort of
He may not be back to his old fighting form. But John Paisley, Jr. was back all the same on Monday as he resumed...
Asst. county manager’s retirement becomes a literal moment to ‘pine’
It wasn’t a gold watch or a “golden handshake” but a bag full of pine cones that Alamance County’s governing board presented the latest...
Elon University will expand, again, in Charlotte; to take over operations of city’s Queens University
Elon University officials have announced that the university will merge with Queens University in Charlotte, a process that the two private universities have targeted...
Four teams bid for 2-0 starts in conference play
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
It’s Mid-Carolina Conference play for the rest of the regular season for all Alamance County football teams.
Here’s a...
Commissioners bid farewell to longtime county clerk Tory Frink
The county’s board of commissioners also took a few moments on Monday to bid “tootle-loo” to Alamance County’s clerk Tory Frink.
A member of the...
Graham’s Mike Roshelli captures N.C. Super Senior
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Mike Roshelli of Graham has won the North Carolina Super Senior Championship’s 70-and-older division at Benvenue Country Club...
Elon’s highlights come with loooong throw to speedy receiver Winston
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Looking for eye-catching plays in college football, there won’t be many longer than one produced by Elon on...
County sets aside $1.4M to replace crumbling covered walkways at Graham High
Poor student performance has been the topic de jure for the Alamance-Burlington school system ever since a statewide report card earlier this month put...
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS ROUNDUP: Eastern starts strong in league soccer action
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Eastern Alamance’s boys’ soccer team won back-to-back Mid-Carolina Conference home games to begin league play this week.
The Eagles...
