Graham city manager leaving to become county manager in Montgomery County
Graham’s city manager, Frankie Maness, is leaving after eight years in his position with the city, returning to Montgomery County in southern North Carolina...
Descendant of Wyatt Outlaw likes potential tribute to great-great grandfather
Wyatt Outlaw’s great-great grandson – who, at 77, appears to be one of the last remaining relatives of Graham’s first black city commissioner and...
NAACP president wants Sesquicentennial Park name changed to honor Reconstruction era figure Wyatt Outlaw
Graham’s city council will consider a request next month to rename the Sesquicentennial Park on the northwest corner of Court Square.
Barrett Brown, the president...
Planning board recommends OK for 1,056 new apartments; traffic, water & sewer concerns...
Graham could potentially get another large apartment complex, this one at the Jimmie Kerr Road exit on the current outskirts of the city.
The planning...
Graham might get national restaurant
Graham’s planning board recommended this week that a 1.5-acre parcel along NC 54 at the interstate be rezoned for commercial use.
The property, now owned...
Council agrees to 200 single-family home subdivision on split vote, unanimously for 105 townhouses
Graham’s city council agreed to a new single-family home subdivision with about 200 houses in the fast-growing southern part of the city last week....
Protesters turn their focus to Rep. Ted Budd’s support for Trump with march to...
A group of about two dozen protesters passed through downtown Graham late Wednesday afternoon (Jan. 13) in order to denounce last week’s assault on...
Graham’s Historic Providence Church welcomes new pastor
As the one of the oldest churches in Alamance County, Historic Providence Christian Church in Graham has seen a long line of pastors since...
Pastor of county’s oldest church retiring after 41 years
It only took Darryl Peebles a few decades to find a name that could cover the many roles he’s held over a long and...
Graham council OKs new subdivision on split vote, 3-2
Graham’s city council agreed to a new single-family home subdivision with about 200 houses in the fast-growing southern part of the city. The development...
