Pedestrian killed when he walks in front of car on Chapel Hill Road
A pedestrian was killed in Burlington Thursday when he walked in front of a car on Chapel Hill Road.
Burlington's Police Department reports that the...
Burlington’s Maynard Aquatic Center will close for repairs, renovation beginning Sept. 10
The Maynard Aquatic Center will close next Saturday (September 10) so that phase one of repairs and upgrades on the facility can begin.
The swimming...
Burlington to pay out nearly $1 million to “incentivize” office park near hospital
Special meeting set for Friday to approve payout
Burlington’s city council is apparently ready to follow through on an incentives agreement that it hashed out...
Williams former championship football coach Pete Stout dies
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Pete Stout, who guided Williams High School to two state championships as a football coach, has died.
Stout coached...
“Rats as big as cats,” snakes, and a jungle befitting a Tarzan movie, resident...
Mayor assures resident that “jungle” in City Park is about to be tamed
When people speak of the “urban jungle,” it generally isn’t to describe...
Eagle Scout recognized by Burlington city council
Boy scout Darian Vincent Myers is recognized by Burlington's city council last Tuesday for having recently attained the rank of Eagle.
Myers was one of...
Council appears ready to support $5M+ in additional recreation spending
Burlington’s city council has decided to take an unrestrained swing at a multi-million-dollar package of recreation projects, ranging from new pickleball courts to the...
The Public Asks: What’s being built at South Mebane Street and Alamance Road?
QUESTION: What’s going on at the site of an old Circle K convenience store that once stood at the juncture of South Mebane Street...
Council approves five townhouses along Cleveland Ave.
Burlington’s city council has signed off on a rezoning request that will allow local property owner Thomas Perdue to build five townhouses at 310...
Honeycutt begins city manager duties in Burlington
Burlington’s city clerk Beverly Smith administers the oath of office to newly-installed city manager Craig Honeycutt on Tuesday.
Honeycutt, who was accompanied by his wife...
