Monthly Archives: July 2026
Fall teams begin gearing up for seasons
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
The unofficial start of the 2026-27 school arrived Wednesday for most area teams participating in fall sports.
That was...
Legal Notices, Thursday, July 30, 2026
Notice of Unclaimed Property
The Alamance County Sheriff’s Office has in its physical possession found, seized and unclaimed personal property described below. If you have...
A 50-year history lesson for Southern Alamance softball
Program reached 1,000-win mark
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
The past softball season was notable for Southern Alamance from an historical perspective.
It was a...
Commissioners appear willing to consider data center moratorium; still to be decided: how long
Public hearing set for August 17
Alamance County’s board of commissioners has agreed to hold a public hearing next month about a potential moratorium on...
Commissioners shrug off Graham resident’s appeal to help fund Sesquicentennial Park
A resident’s entreaty on behalf of the now-desolate site of Graham’s Sesquicennnial Park didn’t seem to get any traction with Alamance County’s board of...
Burlington to seek state grant for Alamance Foods expansion
Burlington’s municipal leaders have agreed to seek funds from the state’s commerce department to subsidize the potential upgrade of a food processing plant near...
Graham votes not to pursue having social drinking district
Graham’s city council has seemingly closed the door on establishing an open-ended social drinking district in the city’s downtown. Social drinking districts have been...
Loleta Gay Euliss Foley
Loleta Gay Euliss Foley, 85, of Graham, NC passed away peacefully at her residence on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
A native of Alamance County, NC,...
Former Eastlawn principal asks judge to reverse ABSS’s decision not to renew her contract
The former principal of Eastlawn Elementary School is asking a superior court judge to reverse the Alamance-Burlington school board’s decision this spring not to...
Council puts off decision on zoning change that would accommodate vet’s relocation
Burlington’s city council has given itself a month-long reprieve from having to rule on a proposed zoning change that would enable an area veterinary...
