Monthly Archives: September 2026
Mill Creek will be site of N.C. Super Senior tourney next week
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
The 18th North Carolina Super Senior will be held next week at Mill Creek Golf Club in Mebane.
The...
Elon revises animal control regulations after outsourcing this function to Burlington
Much like the responsible dog owner who cleans up after their pets, officials in Elon have found it necessary to do some tidying up...
County attorney eases board’s jitters about possible voter fraud
A county commissioner’s angst about a potential outlet for voter fraud was quickly put to rest this week by a rather matter-of-fact response from...
As cash grows tight, replacement mileage ramps up for county vehicles
Alamance County’s manager has given a bit of a tune-up to a vehicle procurement policy that had become largely irrelevant due to the county’s...
Appeals Court overturns kidnapping convictions in 2023 armed B&E in Graham
The state’s second-highest court has overturned a former Burlington man’s convictions of second-degree kidnapping in connection with an armed home invasion in Graham in...
Legal Notices, Thursday, September 17, 2026
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Notice of Public Hearing
The Board of Aldermen for...
Southeast loses hoops duo to TBS
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Two key members of Southeast Alamance’s Mid-Carolina Conference championship boys’ basketball team from a season ago have transferred.
Donnie...
State report card (Part 2): ABSS improves graduation rates, but still trails region, state
The Alamance-Burlington school system’s on-time graduation rate improved at four high schools over the past year and increased by 1.5 percentage points overall –...
Southeast edges Southern in wild, high-scoring conference opener
Southeast, Eastern, Cummings roll up TDs on the way to victories
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Freshman Dorian Cruz scored his first varsity points...
ABSS school board considering whether to use $3.2M state grant for AI surveillance
Alamance-Burlington school board members are considering launching a state-funded Artificial Intelligence school safety pilot program that had been rejected by another school system over...
