Dr. Charles Parker part of red wave that swept ABSS school board race
Dr. Charles Parker is beginning his first term in elective office – winning a seat on the Alamance-Burlington school board last month, his first...
Ingle begins new era of his public service on school board
Dan Ingle – former police chief, county commissioner, state representative – will take on next assignment: Alamance-Burlington school board
At 70, Dan Ingle – a...
County taps Greensboro contractor to revamp former bank for future elections office
Former First Horizon Bank building at 1128 South Main Street, Graham, will become county's Board of Elections headquarters
Alamance County’s commissioners have decided to hire...
Many paths to becoming a bell ringer for the Salvation Army
A number of Alamance County’s elected and appointed officials and community volunteers have joined forces with the Salvation Army of Alamance County to raise...
Dentzel Carousel to reopen Thursday, December 22
After an absence of more than three years, Burlington’s iconic Dentzel Carousel is about to whirl back into action at City Park – and...
Bishop receives Duke nursing award
Dr. Connie B. Bishop of Gibsonville received the Duke School of Nursing Distinguished Alumna for Service this past Saturday.
The award presentation noted that Bishop...
United Way volunteers honored
United Way recently honored and celebrated volunteers that were nominated for the 2022 Local Volunteer Awards. Each year, nominations are accepted for outstanding volunteer...
Burlington Kiwanis name 2022 Citizen of the Year
The Kiwanis Club of Burlington honored yet another pillar of the community last week when it formally named F.D. Hornaday III as its Citizen...
Four Burlington runners compete in New York marathon – for a cause
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
There were four runners with Burlington roots in the New York City Marathon earlier this month, but there...
Burlington planning board chairman launches new career: author
Vladimir Nabokov once claimed that his purpose in writing was simply to “get rid of the book” that had been stewing inside him.
This explanation...
