Rezoning would make way for new Biscuitville
Rezoning for 1700 South Church Street in Burlington, the home of a Biscuitville restaurant, could be the preface to tearing down that location and...
Elon board approves equality resolution; alderman presses for non-discrimination ordinance
Elon’s board of aldermen adopted an “equality resolution” last week after one of the aldermen – and several Elon residents and university students –...
Burlington police investigating two deaths within three days
Burlington police are investigating two unexplained deaths, a possible murder and a hit and run, that happened between late Friday night and early Monday...
New census data shows Alamance County growth between 2010 to 2020
Fastest growing areas within the county: Swepsonville, Mebane, and Green Level
Census data released by the U.S. Department of Commerce on Thursday shows that Alamance...
Builder pitches new plans for townhome development in Whitsett
A Greensboro-based homebuilder faced a distinctly tough sell last week as it presented its own vision for a townhome community that another developer had...
If candidate wins city council race, will her police captain husband be fired?
An ominous warning from Graham’s outgoing mayor has apparently given cold feet to one candidate in this year’s race for Graham’s city council.
Brooke Flood,...
Law enforcement: recent shootings are mostly by teenaged juveniles, some who are in gangs
Alamance County law enforcement officials and the district attorney came together Friday to underscore the importance and severity of the crimes being committed, mostly...
Mebane robbery, other criminal activity also believed to be connected to juvenile shootings
Recent criminal activity in Mebane is also believed to be connected to the string of shootings across the county, many now believed to be...
Another large project to follow – also on the Graham side of industrial park
While Windsor Commercial’s president William “Buddy” Seymour said he was unable to comment on what he consistently termed an “unnamed tenant,” he did say...
“Infill” development in West End draws opposition, partly for possibility of increasing property values
Quite often, during discussions about new construction in local municipalities, neighbors turn out in opposition, expressing fears that the new construction – which is...
