Area students earn honors in Piedmont Regional Youth Cattle Working Contest
Twenty-seven students recently competed in the Piedmont Regional Youth Cattle Working Contest that was held at the Alamance County Cattlemen’s Association Livestock Facility in...
Owners of shooting range fire back at neighbor’s complaints to commissioners
A resident’s public complaints about an area shooting range have drawn some return fire from the proprietors of this firearms training and practice facility...
Graham twins sign letter of intent to play soccer at Chowan University
Twins Rayn and Gracie Ross of Graham signed national letters of intent to play soccer at Chowan University, a Division II university located in...
School board stalls on awarding new custodial contract
Alamance-Burlington school board members stalled this week on awarding a contract for custodial services currently provided by The Budd Group of Winston-Salem, whose work...
Drumwright, other protesters’ cell phones lost or destroyed, according to city’s atty.
Devices turned up missing after city, county lawyers sought information during discovery phase of lawsuit
The city of Graham defendants in a pending federal suit...
Semi-annual book sale begins Friday
Karen Garrison, a volunteer with the Friends of the Library, scans the shelves for mislaid books ahead of the group’s upcoming spring book sale.
This...
Hugh Webster, former state senator and register of deeds, dies at 78
Former state senator and Alamance County Register of Deeds Hugh Webster, 78, passed away Friday following a period of declining health.
A Republican and a...
Fraudulent documents exposed during board of adjustment hearing on boarding house
A seemingly mundane hearing on the legal status of a Burlington boarding house took a dramatic turn this week when attorneys for the city...
A day – and date – to remember: baby born 2/22/22 at 2:22 a.m.
It probably won't be difficult for Judah Grace Spear or her parents to remember her birth date.
Burlington parents Hank and Aberli Spear welcomed their...
Longtime staff member steps up to the plate as new elections director
Political campaigns are often likened to horse races. But to Dawn Hurdle, an 18-year veteran of the local elections office, the charged anticipation and...
