State burn ban remains in effect for Alamance County
Area residents who are just “burning” to incinerate their old yard waste will need to wait a bit longer to get the permission they...
Alamance News publisher files appeal over city’s proposed park across from newspaper office
Cites city’s failures to follow state law, other irregularities
Alamance News publisher Tom Boney, Jr. has filed an appeal with the board of adjustment...
What is the former Graham mayor’s position on the new park versus saving the...
QUESTION: What is the former Graham mayor Jennifer Talley’s position on building a new park along West Elm Street, versus saving Sesquicentennial Park on...
Rising stars: sheriff makes two significant promotions
For nearly a quarter of a century, the office of Alamance County’s sheriff has been under the command of Terry S. Johnson, a 76-year-old...
Parking lot closed for testing prior to new park construction
Crews from an engineering and environmental consulting firm have barricaded a city-owned parking lot along West Elm Street in downtown Graham in order to...
Constituent emailed barbed criticism to Graham councilwoman; she says she felt threatened; police showed...
Graham city council member Bonnie Whitaker says she didn’t think much of it when – amid an ongoing controversy over several votes by the...
Mebane city council to consider spending $2.9M to buy two properties for future parks
Mebane’s city council will consider whether to spend $2.9 million to buy two sites for two future parks during its next meeting on Monday...
Mebane sets aside money to deal with dilapidated houses
Another focus of the city’s plans for spending the $738,551 is to plan for expenses surrounding the demolition of several dilapidated houses.
Under the city’s...
Graham’s Historic Resources Commission OKs new West Elm St. park
Graham’s Historic Resources Commission (HRC) this week voted to approve the city’s proposal to build a new park on a city-owned parking lot at...
When is a public hearing not a public hearing?
We often give the caveat that this newspaper’s publisher is not an attorney.
But in most cases, one doesn’t have to have a law degree...
