Faith, family, sports, and ‘soaps’ form cornerstones for new superior court judge
His family stressed education, faith, work ethic
If a single phrase could be said to sum up the life of Alamance County’s soon-to-be superior court...
‘Veteran’ of courthouse since childhood, Kristie Culler feels prepared to become clerk of court
Alamance County’s incoming clerk of superior court, Kristie Culler, practically grew up inside Alamance County’s Historic Court House, where she spent much of her...
Mebane’s Keith Holiday given dream trip to see Pittsburgh Steelers
Keith Holiday of Mebane, a 61-year-old Marine veteran and terminal cancer patient, had never had the chance to watch his favorite football team, the...
Burlington grandsons now Navy pilots, one a ‘top gun’
Brothers continue a family tradition of military service and love of flying
By Charity L. Cohen
Special to The Alamance News
Standing with his face pressed...
Teen who beat long medical odds among Burlington’s new Eagle Scouts
A newly-minted Eagle Scout would be enough to send the heart of any doting mother aflutter. But for area resident Marsha Slade, there was...
Burlington woman to celebrate 102nd Christmas
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...
Eastern Alamance graduate excited to play college softball at Rutgers
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...
Jim’s Hotdogs and Hamburgers closes after 60 years in Graham
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...
Graham girl selected for North Carolina School of the Arts
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...
Two Alamance News reporters recognized for excellence in journalism by state press association
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...
