The Alamance County Sheriff’s Office announced an additional $1,000 has been added to the reward for information leading to the whereabouts and arrest of Lloyd Carvon Gillis, bringing the tota…
On Friday November 13, 2020, Alamance County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a report of larceny on Crawford Rd. in southern Alamance County. On arrival, Deputies spoke with the victim who rep…
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Local Vietnam War veteran and former District Commander of the VFW, Mr. Ken Sellers, visited with Eastern Alamance students on Wednesday November 18. The seminar occurred via Zoom during the …
The Alamance County Sheriff’s Office has brought forth additional charges against an event organizer and two others involved with the I Am Change-March to the Polls event which occurred on Sat…
Eastern Alamance’s volleyball team has been tasked in recent days with bringing back high school sports to Mebane. For the first time since March, when the COVID-19 pandemic began to grip the …
Even with the COVID-19 pandemic gripping the state well into the fall months, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association is moving forward with its plan to re-align all of the confere…
Mebane Youth Soccer Association (MYSA) 2005 Lady Eagles are the first team from MYSA to compete in the highest division of North Carolina Youth Soccer Association’s Premier division.
Eastern Alamance High School recently brought together three of its 2021 athletic standouts, along with a special group of family and friends, for a Signing Day ceremony. The event honored EAH…
On September 29, 2020, the new format for the Appalachian League was announced in partnership with Major League Baseball and USA Baseball. This new format will provide a first-class experienc…
Alamance Community College student Jennifer Furman has been selected for outstanding leadership and service by North Carolina Campus Compact, a statewide network of colleges and universities that are committed to community engagement.
For Diana Quintilla, 2020 alumna of Alamance Community College, the road to making her mark as a Georgetown University freshman this fall was a journey few students have to face. As an individual who didn’t speak a word of English until age four and for whom the immigrant experience was not …
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association is preparing for the return of high school athletics in the coming weeks. NCHSAA Commissioner Que Tucker provided some comments this week regarding the start of competition, as well as some of the required mask and media mandates the govern…
The North Carolina School Boards Association (NCSBA) elected new officers and five new members to the governing Board of Directors during the delegate meeting of the 2020 Annual Conference for Board Member Development on November 4.
At the November Mebane City Council meeting, Bradford Academy, represented by President of the school’s Board Tony Fairchild, requested approval of a special use request for a new elementary/secondary school to the immediate south of the I-40/I-85 freeway corridor.
Local Vietnam War veteran and former District Commander of the VFW, Mr. Ken Sellers, visited with Eastern Alamance students on Wednesday November 18. The seminar occurred via Zoom during the American History Class of Mr. Patrick Stokes. Sellers was invited to share his personal experiences…
The Orange County Historical Museum (OCHM) is inviting all students aged 14-18 living in Orange County, NC, to participate in a creative writing contest.
The City of Mebane is recruiting members for the Recreation and Parks Advocacy Commission to provide direction to the City Council and the Recreation and Parks Department regarding Recreation and Parks programs, facilities, policies, and long-range plan. Applications accepted through Decembe…
At the Mebane City Council November meeting, Mebane Recreation and Parks Director Aaron Davis came before the elected board to give them an update on his department. Davis provided information about the Recreation and Park Department’s plans to update its Advisory Committee - now known as an…
Following an unfortunate situation earlier this fall regarding a large and impressive mural that went along the south-facing wall of Muffins along Fourth Street in downtown Mebane, city leaders held a discussion during the November City Council meeting about local artwork.
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