Monthly Archives: February 2026

Graham city council set to strike out at residents, again – this time curbing their ability to speak, influence council decisions

Dozens of residents who turned out to speak at the Graham city council meeting on February 10 were, no doubt, deeply disappointed that the...

Graham files countersuit against Mebane’s lawsuit over 2017 wastewater contract; says Mebane owes $18.1M

The city of Graham has filed an answer and a counterclaim to a lawsuit filed by the city of Mebane late last year over...

Southeast teams win conference tourneys

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News Southeast Alamance basketball teams won conference tournament championships for the first time last week. The girls’ and boys’ teams...

Two county girls finish as state wrestling runners-up

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News Two Alamance County wrestlers reached championship matches in the girls’ portion of the state tournament. While the title round...

Southeast’s Judah Robinson covets experience from state finals

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News   During the chaos of the state finals of the high school wrestling tournament Saturday night, Southeast Alamance’s Judah...

ACS boys finish as state runners-up

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News For more than two months, the Alamance Christian School boys’ basketball team came up with all the answers. The...

The Sesquicentennial Park saga: the latest on where city council wants to move the park, why they won’t repair current location

This week's (Feb. 19) edition has the latest on the saga of whether to move the Sesquicentennial Park from its current location on the...

Commissioner board calls for rule change too late to scuttle Clapp Mill Road landfill

After a technical glitch sent it back to the drawing board, a contentious plan for a new landfill in the southern part of the...

Playoffs set: Southeast teams hold top regional seeds for basketball states

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News The Southeast Alamance boys’ and girls’ basketball teams both hold top regional seeds for the state playoffs. Both Eastern...

Legal Notices, Thursday, February 26, 2026

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Gibsonville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing on Monday, March 2nd at 6:30pm at 129 W Main Street...

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