Monthly Archives: May 2026

Three engineering firms, three conclusions about safety of Sesquicentennial Park

While two engineering firms had evaluated the Sesquicentennial Park at the northwest corner of Court Square in downtown Graham to “develop an opinion as...

Burlington commends property owners for excellence in historic preservation

The past was brought back into focus in Burlington last week when the city presented two sets of property owners with the Minetree Pyne...

School board starts considering how to trim ABSS budget based on proposed county budget

Alamance County manager Heidi York’s proposed allocation to the Alamance-Burlington school system has prompted school officials to begin thinking about possible ways to trim...

Southern alum eclipses baseball coaching milestone

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News Bill Slaughter keeps adding coaching victories in a high school career that has spanned decades. The 1974 graduate of...

ACS golf team’s state title caps record stretch of success

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News Alamance Christian School’s boys’ golf team won its fourth consecutive state championship this spring. Garrett Brown shot a 5-over-par...

Western alum Kaden Smith ties record in ACC Tournament

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News Designated hitter Kaden Smith of Duke’s baseball team matched an Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament record by driving in...

Graham public works department disassembles Sesquicentennial Park

Graham city workers began disassembling Sesquicentennial Park on the northwest corner of Court Square in downtown Graham Tuesday morning, after returning to work following...

Elon town council debates whether to crack down on RVs parked in town’s residential areas

Elon’s town council has laid out a road map for some regulatory changes that its members hope will address resident complaints about the municipality’s...

Former ABSS teacher pleads guilty to assaulting disabled students

A former Andrews Elementary School teacher recently pleaded guilty to assaulting disabled students when her case went to trial in Alamance County district court. Dorothy...

Quaker Creek to shut down for greens restoration

By Bob Sutton Special to The Alamance News Quaker Creek Golf Course will be closed for about three months beginning next week for a greens renovation...

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