Monthly Archives: August 2026
ACC nears completion of home for new AI programs
Alamance Community College president Dr. Ken Ingle (pictured second from the right) describes the climate-controlled server room that will house servers and networking equipment...
Graham High School nixes varsity football for 2026
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Graham won’t field a varsity football team this year, citing a shortage of players amid concerns about safety...
Sons of American Revolution names Good Citizenship scholarship award winners
The Alamance Battleground Chapter Sons of the American Revolution recently presented their annual Good Citizenship Awards consisting of a scholarship, outstanding citizenship certificate, and...
ACC trustees elect new chairman and vice chairman
Alamance Community College voted unanimously, 11-0, to elect Ken Walker and Jim Butler as their new chairman and vice chairman, respectively.
Their terms as chairman...
Southern soccer season put on hold: no coach yet
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
The start of the season for Southern Alamance’s boys’ soccer team has stalled.
The school has yet to announce...
Newest version of Graham gated subdivision trims number of houses to 24, cuts entrances to one
An Ohio developer has filed a third set of plans for White Rock Estates, near the corner of Hanford Road and West Moore Street,...
Work proceeds on Chase Bank at New Market Square
It’s been a race against the weather, as well as a tight timetable, for construction crews at the New Market Square shopping center, where...
Talleys prevail in suit lodged by two other Graham developers
Former Graham mayor Jennifer Talley and her husband, Chuck Talley, who own several real estate development companies based in Graham, have prevailed in a...
Council shelves idea of stripping mayor’s right to vote on most council agenda items
Just as quickly as it was added as a potential limitation on Graham’s mayor’s ability to vote on council agenda items, the subject was...
Mebane logos to be added to bridge along I-85/40
Mebane’s city council has agreed to spend about $37,000 to put up two “end cap” signs with the city’s logo on the new Trollingwood-Hawfields...
