DOT seeks input on intersection upgrades at E. Elm and E. Harden streets...
Two options being studied: $2.4M & $2.7M, with and without roundabout
The N.C. Department of Transportation (DOT) is seeking public feedback on some intersection improvements,...
Graham city council interested in Moore St. site for second fire station
One hour closed session held Tuesday night (April 13) to discuss potential price, alternative sites
Graham’s city council spent over an hour behind closed doors...
Jim’s Hotdogs and Hamburgers closes after 60 years in Graham
Since last Thursday, the glass-front of Jim’s Hamburgers and Hotdogs has been dotted with paper flyers announcing the closure of the Graham establishment, thanking...
THE PUBLIC ASKS: How much did monument fence cost?
QUESTION: How much did the county spend to erect an 8-foot iron fence around the Confederate memorial at the northern approach to Alamance County’s...
Two new fire stations, 18 more firefighters would more than double Graham’s fire department
Graham fire chief Tommy Cole (no relation to the police chief with the same last name) is asking for at least four new firefighters...
Graham police department: 33 more officers needed to match workload, 10 now
In Graham’s budget meeting in early March, the main focus of new personnel was on the police department, where the new police chief, Kristy...
GRAHAM: 10 more policemen, 18 more firefighters, 2 more fire stations are chiefs’...
In Graham’s budget meeting in early March, the main focus of new personnel was on the police department, where the new police chief, Kristy...
Home builder begins clearing, grading land for 129 new single-family homes in Graham
A long-dormant subdivision, known as Stillhouse Farm, tucked off South Main Street near Moore Street in the southern part of Graham, has been given...
OVERVIEW: Graham, Mebane officials outline budget items they want funded
This is the time of year when local city councils and boards of aldermen meet with town officials to hear their “wish lists” of...
Graham girl selected for North Carolina School of the Arts
Courtney Talley, 15-year-old daughter of Chuck and Jennifer Talley of Graham, has been accepted to the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.
Talley...
