From past editions (Jan. 25, 1940): Worst storm in many years cuts county off...
From the Graham Sesquicentennial edition, published in The Alamance News, April 19, 2001:
By a blizzard and snow storm which was the worst in many...
Williams’ Caroline Conner selected for U.S. Senate Youth Program
Caroline Conner, daughter of Lee and Emily Conner of Burlington and a junior at Williams High School, is one of two NC students recently...
Citizen “first responders” recognized as heroes by Graham city council
Graham fire chief Tommy Cole and the Graham’s city council applauded the bravery of two young men Tuesday night who were the “first responders,”...
Eagle scouts honored in Mebane
Mebane city council members recognized three local Eagle Scouts at their meeting last week.
Recognized were Henry Levanthal and brothers Brody Kerins and Torin Kerins.
Present...
Internet can be dangerous place for children, but local Invictus unit aims to keep...
The World Wide Web is a place full of possibility and wonder. But like any freshly-settled frontier, it is also teeming with dangers –...
Upscale ‘tiny home’ subdivision plans aim for spring construction, 2027 occupancy
A Graham-based developer is hoping to start construction an upscale tiny home community south of Graham along N.C. Highway 54 early this year.
The forthcoming...
THE PUBLIC ASKS: What’s being built on St. Mark’s Church Rd. behind shopping center?
QUESTION: What’s behind the sudden burst of activity on a long-vacant parcel off of St. Mark’s Church Road that backs up to Dick’s Sporting...
Burlington’s economic developer looks ahead after success with Food Lion distribution center
If the city of Burlington were to send a letter to Santa, odds are it would hit up Saint Nick for a massive new...
New Graham mayor’s tenure gets off to bumpy start
There was a standing room only crowd to witness the swearing in of Graham’s new mayor, Chelsea Dickey, and the departure of the mayor...
Retiring Mebane asst. police chief recognized by city council
Mebane mayor Ed Hooks, who is shown on the left, reads a resolution honoring assistant police chief Thomas Allen Byrd for his 28 years...
