Review of site plan for R+L truck terminal almost complete
Devotees of the former Buckhorn Jockey Lot flea market have expressed irritation over its forced closure in the summer 2024 to make way for...
Elon town council authorizes $3M purchase of LabCorp property
New police station, town hall envisioned for Orange Drive property
Elon’s town council has instructed the town’s staff to offer $3 million to the Laboratory...
Elon town council buys new fire truck for $1M
New fire truck would arrive in about 3 years, to replace oldest of town's existing trucks
Elon’s town council didn’t just crack open the piggy...
Burlington to sue developer who’s left new subdivision’s streets, sidewalks unfinished
Burlington’s elected leaders have decided to take legal action against a developer who has failed to complete the roads and sidewalks in one area...
Burlington city council approves industrial use on lakefront tract in eastern Guilford County
Developer hopes to attract a small data center to 40-acre site
Burlington’s city council has given its unanimous nod to a request for medium industrial...
Burlington expands permitted uses on vacant Church Street lot
Burlington’s city council has expanded the allowable uses on a vacant, commercial parcel at a South Church Street intersection that also serves as the...
Mebane teen charged with first degree murder in shooting
The Mebane police department has charged a 19-year-old with first-degree murder following a shooting at the Cambridge Park subdivision on the south side of...
Elon takes things slow as it mulls proposed ‘traffic calming’ policy
Elon’s elected leaders have decided not to rush into anything as they consider a staff-driven proposal to let residents petition for anti-speeding measures like...
Concerns about student housing color Elon council’s rejection of special use permit
Elon’s town council has turned down a request for an accessory dwelling that had become something of a proxy for the broader conflict over...
Mebane planning board likes expansion of commercial, townhouse project, doesn’t like more apts.
The same law firm represented two separate developers during Monday night’s Mebane planning board meeting.
But the outcomes were polar opposites, with the board unanimously...
