Monthly Archives: October 2025
Littell’s season ends in NL playoffs
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Another eventful season for major-league pitcher Zack Littell of Mebane came to a close last week.
Littell was the...
Interim deputy clerk returns as interim clerk to commissioners
DiAnne Yancey, Elon’s retired municipal clerk, received an enthusiastic welcome from John Paisley, Jr., the chairman of Alamance County’s commissioners, when she joined the...
Williams boys, BCA girls run to county cross country titles
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
The Williams boys and Burlington Christian Academy girls were team champions in the Alamance County city-county cross country...
Former Western coach Hal Capps collects 2025 honors
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Hal Capps is no longer a head coach in high school football, but this is shaping up as...
ACC opens Public Safety Training Center
Alamance Community College held a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the completion of its new Public Safety Training Center in Green Level last Thursday,...
Williams keeps Southern boxed in, grabs convincing victory
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Williams didn’t allow Southern Alamance to sustain much excitement even after the Patriots had potential momentum-turning plays Friday...
Western scores late to top Southeast; Eastern clips Cummings
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Jordan Hall ran for a 3-yard touchdown with 23.8 seconds left to break a tie in Western Alamance’s...
Mebane OKs city application for grant to study potential merger with private utility
Mebane’s city council has agreed to support a grant application that, if approved, would bankroll a study about the potential pooling of resources between...
Elon embarks on its second search for finance director in just over a year
After barely a year in the employ of Elon’s municipal government, the town’s finance director has announced his intention to step down from his...
Elon receives $2M grant to prime the pump for sewer system upgrades
Elon’s town council has agreed to funnel $2 million in state funds toward the modernization of a 44-year-old pump station that it purchased from...
