Community

Medical board reinstates Elon doctor’s medical license

April 15, 2021

The North Carolina Medical Board has reinstated the medical license for an Elon doctor who had previously admitted to abusing alcohol. The N.C. Medical Board...

Jim’s Hotdogs and Hamburgers closes after 60 years in Graham

Community April 8, 2021

Dorsett receives Copland scholarship to attend UNC-CH

Community April 8, 2021

Friends of the Library spring book sale kicks off Friday, March 26

Community March 25, 2021

Alamance News publisher honored with national First Amendment award for open courtroom stand

Community March 11, 2021

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Community

Jim’s Hotdogs and Hamburgers closes after 60 years in Graham

April 8, 2021

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

Arts April 8, 2021

Dorsett receives Copland scholarship to attend UNC-CH

Community April 8, 2021

Alamance News publisher honored with national First Amendment award for open courtroom stand

Community March 11, 2021

Two Alamance News reporters recognized for excellence in journalism by state press association

Community March 11, 2021

Business

Mebane gives cookie maker incentives it sought for expansion

May 4, 2021

Mebane’s city council gave a Belgian cookie manufacturer the sweet deal it had sought: $600,000 in new incentives in exchange for a $60 million...

County commissioners deadlock over newest incentives for Lotus Bakeries

Business April 19, 2021

UPS pays $9.4M for land to build distribution center at Hawfields park

Business January 28, 2021

Strip center in west Burlington could be open by March

Burlington December 29, 2020

Mebane city council annexes new flooring store now under construction

Business December 17, 2020

Mebane

City manager optimistic about greenway trail that former mayor says is “unneeded, unwise, expensive” and “absolutely of no value”

May 6, 2021

Mebane

First members of racial equity advisory committee appointed by Mebane city council

May 4, 2021

Mebane

Mebane budget holds line on property taxes; water & sewer rates to rise 10 percent

May 6, 2021

Mebane

Mebane police chief reverses retirement announcement, will stay on – for at least two more years

Business

Mebane gives cookie maker incentives it sought for expansion

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Industrial zoning approved for three lots along Maple Avenue

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Community

Medical board reinstates Elon doctor’s medical license

Jim’s Hotdogs and Hamburgers closes after 60 years in Graham

Dorsett receives Copland scholarship to attend UNC-CH

Friends of the Library spring book sale kicks off Friday, March 26

Alamance News publisher honored with national First Amendment award for open courtroom stand

Names In The News

Jim’s Hotdogs and Hamburgers closes after 60 years in Graham

Graham girl selected for North Carolina School of the Arts

Dorsett receives Copland scholarship to attend UNC-CH

Alamance News publisher honored with national First Amendment award for open courtroom stand

Two Alamance News reporters recognized for excellence in journalism by state press association

Business

Mebane gives cookie maker incentives it sought for expansion

County commissioners deadlock over newest incentives for Lotus Bakeries

UPS pays $9.4M for land to build distribution center at Hawfields park

Strip center in west Burlington could be open by March

Mebane city council annexes new flooring store now under construction

City manager optimistic about greenway trail that former mayor says is “unneeded, unwise, expensive” and “absolutely of no value”

First members of racial equity advisory committee appointed by Mebane city council

Mebane budget holds line on property taxes; water & sewer rates to rise 10 percent

Mebane police chief reverses retirement announcement, will stay on – for at least two more years

Mebane gives cookie maker incentives it sought for expansion

Industrial zoning approved for three lots along Maple Avenue

No getting up with the chickens in Burlington after all