Monthly Archives: September 2026
Eastern soars some more in volleyball
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Eastern Alamance stretched its volleyball winning streak to eight matches by sweeping visiting Southeast Alamance on Tuesday.
The Eagles...
SOCCER ROUNDUP: Western opens league play by beating Graham
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Western Alamance cranked out a strong second half to hand visiting Graham its first loss of the season...
Graham planning board reverses opposition to city’s first gated community
An Ohio developer’s revisions contained in a third set of plans for White Rock Estates, near the corner of Hanford Road and West Moore...
Paylor makes dazzling play in N.C. State’s home opener
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Former Cummings football star Jonathan Paylor made an attention-grabbing play for North Carolina State last week.
“I’m happy for...
Council closes in on new regulations for RVs in Elon
Elon’s municipal leaders have let out the clutch on some potential new rules that could replace the town’s relatively stringent restrictions on recreational vehicles,...
Two drug raids in Burlington nab total of four suspects
Police in Burlington have arrested four people during drug raids at two different locations that investigators believe have served as hubs for the trade...
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...
