Monthly Archives: September 2026
Legal Notices, Thursday, September 10, 2026
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Carol Boney at (336) 228-7851
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Notice of Public Hearing
The Board of Aldermen for...
COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE OF STATE REPORT CARD: most ABSS schools improve, but one-third remain on state’s ‘low-performing’ list
Comprehensive coverage of the state department of instruction's (DPI) annual report card on school performance across North Carolina. Last year's list put the school...
County teams crank out high-scoring numbers in victories; Southeast, Southern, & Western are 3-0
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Southeast Alamance, Southern Alamance, and Western Alamance remained undefeated through three weeks of the high school football season.
Here’s...
COMING TUES.: Tax office prepares to debut pricing manual for next revaluation
In preparation for the county’s next property tax revaluation, Alamance County’s tax office is preparing to roll out the document that will effectively serve...
Homeowner says his experiences with flood-prone well are cautionary tale about lax regulations in Alamance Co.
The final months of 2021 were a charmed time in the lives of Andrew Poole and his wife Anna.
With a hale, three-year-old son and...
Elon town planner Lori Oakley receives scholarship
Lori Oakley, Planning Director for the Town of Elon, has received a Civic Foundation scholarship to attend the Municipal and County Administration course at...
ABSS: Good news, for a change
We’ve had plenty of occasions on this page to critique the poor performance of ABSS schools, administration, and school board over recent years.
But this...
State Employees’ Credit Union begins conversion of Graham’s former BB&T bank building
After years of on-again and off-again plans to open a Graham branch, State Employees’ Credit Union is on track to open what will be...
DPI report card: 15 schools improve, 3 continue to get Fs
Twenty-two (61 per-cent) of the 36 Alamance-Burlington schools received a School Performance Grade of C or better for the 2025-26 school year, based on...
Burlington residents learn ‘commitments’ developer made in zoning hearing were anything but
Burlington’s municipal leaders have often warned residents that, in the absence of anything legally binding, it’s wise to take what a developer says about...
