“Technical correction” rezoning recommended for lot beside Sheetz in Graham
Graham’s planning board has recommended a rezoning that the board’s vice chairman characterized as “more like a technical correction.”
Still, the “correction” was sought by...
Burlington planning board recommends 332-home subdivision on north side of city; plus OKs changes...
Burlington’s planning and zoning commission has given its blessing to a proposed development that could bring up to 332 new homes to an undeveloped...
Sesquicentennial Park Citizens Committee raising money to buy former park lot
About 30 Graham residents and supporters of restoring the Sesquicentennial Park in Graham turned out Tuesday night for a meeting to assess the possibility...
Alamance Foods confirms expansion plans after getting state-level grant
Alamance Foods has announced that it will press ahead with a proposed expansion in Burlington thanks to the company’s receipt of a state level...
Burlington’s city council reaches consensus to expand from 5 to 7 members
Burlington's city council has taken the first steps toward a proposed expansion that could increase its membership from five seats to seven.
The council took...
All Mebane railroad crossings to close to vehicles starting Monday
Eight railroad crossings in the city of Mebane will close to all vehicle traffic starting at 6:00 Monday, August 24, for rail replacement work...
Council signs off on veterinarian’s relocation after détente with neighbors on Alamance Rd.
Burlington’s city council has given a clean bill of health to a rezoning request that will enable a local veterinarian to leave her current...
Textile company in Burlington to close, lay off 150 employees
A specialty textile manufacturing company has announced that it will close its plant along Anthony Street in Burlington and lay off 150 employees by...
Burlington to allow backyard chickens – again
A failed bid to bring “backyard chickens” to Burlington is about to get another turn in the rotisserie as the city’s elected leaders prepare...
Council taps attorney Christina Benson to represent Burlington on local ABC board
Burlington city council has tapped attorney Christina Benson for one of the city’s two seats on the appointed board that oversees the state-owned liquor...
