All work has stopped on Duke Health medical office building in Mebane; building permit...
Construction appears to have completely stopped on a three-story, 58,764-square foot medical office building that the Duke University Health System had planned to build...
Gibsonville aldermen to resume discussion Mon. on whether to proceed on building library
Gibsonville aldermen will resume a consideration about the future of a new town library at their meeting on Monday night.
During a July 15 discussion,...
Latest in spat between downtown business competitors: charges against Graham mayor’s husband for removing...
Removal of a plastic bollard, placed in an alleyway thought to be public, results in charges against mayor's husband in Graham
Graham businessman Chuck Talley,...
Is Burlington charging new rates for utility consumption from June?
QUESTION: Are Burlington’s utility customers being assessed the city’s new, increased water and sewer rates? Shouldn’t their latest bills reflect the old rates since...
Elon council ponders how to change town’s noise ordinance, penalties
There was plenty of sound, if not all that much fury, in Elon last week as the town’s municipal police chief unveiled the initial...
Burlington police arrest driver in fatal hit-and-run accident
Police in Burlington have arrested a 51-year-old woman for a hit-and-run accident that claimed the life of a pedestrian earlier this week.
Irma Hernandez was...
Rollins celebrated upon retirement
Mebane city manager Chris Rollins was feted at a reception Monday afternoon at Mebane's city hall, as he prepares to step down from a...
Burlington city council puts $47M and $21.5M bonds on Nov. ballot
A fair number of people popped by Burlington’s city hall Tuesday in order to weigh in on a pair of proposed bond packages that...
Gibsonville aldermen vote 4-1 to expand town’s social drinking district
Gibsonville’s board of aldermen, which had voted this spring to create an “event-based” social drinking district, voted 4-1 this week to expand the social...
Burlington asst. city manager honored prior to retirement
Nolan Kirkman, Burlington’s outgoing assistant city manager, didn’t exactly “make like a tree” after his final city council meeting on Tuesday.
But Kirkman did go...
