UPDATE: Mebane’s new Dunkin Donuts is finally complete (the last electrical panel finally arrived), and the store will open Tuesday, January 31.
UPDATE: the opening has been delayed until Tuesday, February 7, according to employees who were inside the store on Saturday, February 4.
Future employees were undergoing training earlier this week in anticipation of the end-of-the-month opening.
Franchise owner Alex McCourt previously told The Alamance News almost six months ago that supply chain delays had held up the last item needed to finish the store, an electrical panel that has finally arrived and been installed.
See earlier coverage from August 2022: https://alamancenews.com/whats-the-holdup-with-opening-new-mebane-dunkin-donuts/
LOTS MORE MEBANE NEWS IN THIS WEEK’S (JAN. 12) EDITION:
Duke Health begin work on medical office building, first project on 22 acres purchased by Duke Health in Mebane: https://alamancenews.com/duke-health-beginning-work-on-3-story-medical-office-bldg/
Land being cleared for dual-branded hotel along I-85/40 near Lowe’s Home Improvement: https://alamancenews.com/grading-begins-for-new-dual-branded-hotel-near-lowes/
City council annexes land where McKay Books plans to build: https://alamancenews.com/mckay-books-to-build-in-mebane/
What’s being built beside Hursey’s BBQ on NC 119?: https://alamancenews.com/the-public-asks-whats-being-built-beside-hurseys-bbq-in-mebane/
Long-time police chief to retire in July: https://alamancenews.com/mebane-police-chief-announces-retirement-this-time-for-real/
City council rejects developer’s request to change entrance/exit into ETJ subdivision with fewer options for residents: https://alamancenews.com/mebane-city-council-rejects-developers-request-to-reduce-entry-exit-options-into-etj-subdivision-along-nc-119/
City council recommends that county commissioners appoint retired businessman David Scott to city’s planning board: https://alamancenews.com/mebane-council-recommends-commissioners-appoint-retired-businessman-david-scott-to-citys-planning-board/
