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Being the same make and model as the 1951 Ford they used to drive in when dating, Elon resident William Terrell and wife Janice could almost re-live the nostalgia...

Sarah Lacy Butler of Burlington is looking forward to celebrating her 102nd Christmas this weekend. “Maw-Maw” Butler worked as a sales clerk at Bell’s on Davis Street in Burlington. The centenarian...

Story and photo collage A memorial to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attack on the U.S. was dedicated Saturday in downtown Graham. Chuck and Jennifer Talley bought a piece...

By Jacob Kisamore Special to The Alamance News Eastern High School graduate Maddie Lawson is taking her talents to New Brunswick, New Jersey this fall, where she will continue both her...

Nearly 60 years ago, when a group of four young men pushed off from the banks of the Haw River on a homemade raft, none of the rookie sailors...

Since last Thursday, the glass-front of Jim’s Hamburgers and Hotdogs has been dotted with paper flyers announcing the closure of the Graham establishment, thanking patrons who visited over its...

As the former chairman of Alamance County’s board of commissioners, Amy Scott Galey sometimes had to lay down the law with unruly audience members. In a couple of instances,...

Courtney Talley, 15-year-old daughter of Chuck and Jennifer Talley of Graham, has been accepted to the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Talley is one of only a...

Two Alamance News reporters have been recognized by the state press association for excellence in their writing and reporting skills. The annual awards have historically been presented during a Winter...