Graham city council votes, 4-1, to restore Graham downtown benches
Following a public hearing last Tuesday night, Graham’s city council voted 4-1 this week to restore seven benches that for years had been located...
Graham’s planning board turns down first gated single-family home subdivision
Planning board members say proposed subdivision is too dense, with too many loose ends
Graham’s planning board wasn’t impressed with the final plans for the...
Graham city council votes 4-1 to add Juneteenth as a paid holiday for employees
Graham’s city council voted 4-1 this week to add Juneteenth, which is observed on June 19 of each year, as a 13th annual paid holiday...
City of Mebane agrees to pay $9.3M to Graham toward cost for wastewater treatment...
The city of Mebane has agreed to pay the city of Graham $9.3 million toward the cost to upgrade and expand Graham’s wastewater treatment...
Newest on Sesquicentennial Park: no bids by 2-3 vote, but by consensus engineering firm...
Graham’s city council remained deeply divided this week as they took another 3-2 vote on the future of the Sesquicentennial Park on the northwest...
Graham city council decides: accessory dwelling units (ADUs) denied
Graham’s city council spent about an hour of its almost 5½ hour meeting Tuesday night discussing the issue of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and...
Graham city council’s April closed meeting to discuss mayor’s ‘performance’ violated state’s Open Meetings...
Graham’s city council improperly entered into a closed session last month to discuss the so-called “performance” of one of its own members, based on...
Graham city mgr. proposes 3¢ property tax rate hike
Graham city manager Megan Garner unveiled her $44 million proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year that, if approved, would increase the city’s property...
City of Graham’s Legal advertising decision to be left to administrators
Graham’s city council has decided not to pursue one councilman’s suggestion of stripping the city’s legal advertising from The Alamance News and placing it...
Clearing, grading begins on potential warehouse near industrial park
Clearing and grading is underway for a 788,550-square foot warehouse on 68.8 acres between Kimrey Road and N.C. Highway 119, just inside Graham’s city...
