Gibsonville police seek public’s help in identifying Wed. robber at Wade’s Jewelers
The Gibsonville police department is seeking the public’s help in locating an unidentified black male who stole an undetermined amount of jewelry from Wade's...
Mebane police dogs now on duty
Mebane has bought the two dogs needed to re-start its canine program and completed the training of the dogs and their two police handlers....
Honeycutt named new Burlington city manager
After two days of interviews with prospective city manager candidates, Burlington’s city council has formally named assistant city manager Craig Honeycutt to the city’s...
Graham city council debates how to spend almost $5M in federal money
Graham’s city council spent two hours in a special meeting Monday afternoon, reviewing some of the ways the city might allocate its $4.98 million...
Elon town council OKs new entry sign for university
Elon’s town council has signed off on a special use permit that will allow Elon University to set up a new “gateway” at the...
Seven of the Top 10 students at Graham High earned associate’s degrees and high...
Most of the Top 10 students in Graham High School’s Class of 2022 got to graduate twice: once with their peers at Graham High...
Who decides whether library parking lot can be used for apt.’s overflow parking?
The actual status of who would make a decision about parking at the Mebane Public Library appeared somewhat muddled this week.
According to the developer’s...
How does apt. proposal compare to “vision” plan from 2018?
Do the developer's plans for a mixed-use development in the 100 and 200 blocks between West Washington and West Holt streets emulate a plan...
What Mebane residents said about the downtown apartment complex proposal
Some residents liked the proposed apartments with commercial space below, preferring it to the abandoned buildings that have been on the site since Kingsdown...
Mebane wants thick buffers to prevent backsides of subdivisions from being visible from city...
Mebane’s city council doesn’t want the backs of residential projects to face main thoroughfares, and they quizzed one developer repeatedly this week about how...
