Monthly Archives: October 2026
Illegal immigration to play key role in defense of former principal charged with sexually assaulting a student
Issues surrounding illegal immigration are likely to play a key role in the trial of a former Eastlawn Elementary School principal who is charged...
Jury selection in trial of former Eastlawn principal stalls due to procedural errors
The trial of a former Alamance-Burlington elementary school principal who is charged with sexually assaulting a student got off to a plodding start this...
Legal Notices, Thursday, October 29, 2026
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RESOLUTION OF THE
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
CONCERNING THE...
Local officials discuss how to reduce juvenile crime, recidivism as adults
“We can’t – we cannot – give up on our kids."
– District court judge Larry Brown, Jr.
More than two dozen Alamance County officials in...
General Assembly candidates split by party on spending, taxes, constitutional amendments, abortion, ICE
Two Alamance County incumbent Republican state legislators will have competitive races in the November 3 general election, as Democratic candidates have filed for each...
Seasons ends for area tennis, volleyball teams
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Lindley Oler of Williams lost in the singles quarterfinals of the Class 6-A state tournament Friday at the...
Burlington city council postpones public hearing on $62.5M Project ‘Monty’
Burlington’s city council has postponed its review of an incentives request from a mysterious corporate suitor that apparently plans to set up a $62.5...
County tentatively renew deals with existing waste, recycling haulers
After weeks of hemming and hawing, Alamance County’s commissioners have tentatively agreed to retain the two waste haulers that presently provide curbside trash and...
Majority of commissioner seats on ballot: two seats for 4-year terms, one for 2-year term
The race for Alamance County’s board of commissioners has two slates of candidates that, at first blush, seem as starkly different as the two...
District Attorney, challenger disagree on how well office runs, need for more ADAs, impact of “structural racism”
This year’s General Election marks the first partisan race for Alamance County district attorney since 2014, when then-Democratic incumbent D.A. Pat Nadolski defeated Republican...
