Monthly Archives: September 2025
Commissioner suggests board chairman should give up gavel while incapacitated
Board chairman, who missed previous two meetings, attended remotely from home Tuesday
“I think maybe it might be better right now if you temporarily step...
WEEK 3 PREVIEW: Non-league slates wind down for several area teams
There’s another full dose of non-conference games involving Alamance County football teams Friday night. For five of the teams, it will be their final...
Local teachers appointed to governor’s advisory board
Two teachers with Alamance County connections have been tapped for a new advisory board that North Carolina’s governor has created to bring insights from...
ACTA to roll out ‘Uber-like,’ microtransit service in Oct.
A county-wide transportation agency is just weeks away from road testing a new service that promises to provide a more “Uber-like” experience for patrons...
Commissioners postpone purchase of historic home, former Bank of America branch
A plan for the county to purchase a former bank branch to serve as a new visitors center has run into a bit of...
Elon finds reasons for optimism going into home opener on Sat. after last week’s loss to Duke
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Elon’s football team put together enough encouraging stretches during its first game of the season to carry a...
Unbeaten Elon women to face N.C. State in soccer
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Elon puts its undefeated record in women’s soccer on the line Thursday night against visiting North Carolina State...
Police won’t charge driver who struck child in Burlington
Burlington’s police department has announced that it won’t file any charges against a driver who struck a 12-year-old child along Graham-Hopedale Road on Tuesday...
Jonathan Paylor misses time as Wolfpack’s season begins
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Former Cummings star Jonathan Paylor is out with an injury that has sidelined him for at least the...
Friends of the Library fall book sale begins Friday
The basement of May Memorial Library has been a veritable obstacle course of roll carts and boxes as the Friends of the Alamance County...
