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Joshua David Anderson, 26, of Anderson Brothers Trail, Mebane, was charged May 22 by Alamance County deputies with trafficking cocaine, possession with intent to sell/deliver cocaine, manufacturing cocaine and possession of between .5 and 1.5 ounces of marijuana.
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Meals on Wheels: Delivering nourishment and more to the homebound for 40 years
They're a team, with John driving while Barbara navigates. It takes about two hours for the couple to deliver meals to homebound individuals, some who might not otherwise speak to anyone all day.
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In Superior Court: Man pleads to selling drugs near high school
A Mebane man pleaded guilty last week to selling drugs near Williams High School and to being a habitual felon Malcolm Devon Blue, 25, of East Oakwood Street, Mebane, pleaded guilty May 14 to manufacturing, selling, delivering or possessing a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a school, two counts of possession with intent to sell/deliver ... (more)
Mebane Police arrest three men for financial crimes
Three Wake County men were arrested Tuesday by Mebane Police for a slew of financial crimes, including identity theft and financial card forgery.
North Carolina NAACP protests reach highest arrest count yet
Fifty-seven protestors were arrested Monday at the North Carolina General Assembly, bringing the demonstrations led by the state chapter of the NAACP to their highest total in their fourth straight week.
Three crashes delay interstate travel in Mebane
There were apparently no serious injuries as a result of the accidents, but interstate travelers had to deal with one big motoring headache.
Interstate exits landscaping under way
A project by the N.C. Department of Transportation and the New Leaf Society is sprucing up the county's interstate exits.
Speaker to share history/art behind church fans
William McNeill will celebrate a vanishing relic of southern Americana, the handheld church fan, during "Fannin' the Heat Away: A Celebration of the Art and Social History of the Handheld Church Fan" at 7 p.m. Monday in the Milton McDade meeting room at the Mebane Historical Museum, 209 West Jackson St.
The Alamance Scene: museums and a run
The Gibsonville Museum is open on the third Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Next open date is Saturday.
Huckleberry Blue brings country favorites to Musical Chairs
"I'm your Huckleberry," the famous quote from the film "Tombstone" adorns T-shirts for the band, Huckleberry Blue.
Interactive: Where to buy a gun in Chicago
Dixon, a 26-year-old volunteer firefighter in Mebane, N.C., is a prolific user of ArmsList.com , the premier website for private sales and trades of firearms.
Four charged with smashing mailboxes
The Alamance County Sheriff's Office charged Davidson Mains, 18, of Grove Lane in Swepsonville; Laura Smith, 18, of Shagbark Lane in Graham; and Johnathan Riley, 20, of Crawford Road Graham.
Special Swepsonville Town Council meeting scheduled for Monday night
The Swepsonville Town Council has scheduled a special meeting for 7 tonight at the Swepsonville Fire Department to discuss matters related to the location or expansion of an industry or business in Swepsonville.
Davidson County Community College will recognize graduating students during its 50th commencement exercises at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 11, on the Davidson Campus.
Triangle Soul Band brings funky groove to Musical Chairs
Summer nights are made for music. There's nothing better than sitting in a lawn chair, with the sun setting behind you, listening to the groovy vibes of a live band.
Alamance Co. Hopes Project Will Bring 450 Jobs
North Carolina is in the basement when it comes to unemployment. Our unemployment rate sits at 9.2% . The national average is 7.5%. This new project is expected to attract job seekers from the Triad to the Triangle.
Tragic legacy: Lily's Law, based on Alamance murder case, signed into law
With the stroke of a pen Wednesday, Gov. Pat McCrory ensured no mother would have to fight for justice the way Danna Fitzgerald did.
Alamance officials moving to lure project that could yield 450 jobs
Officials in Alamance are working to reel in a company dubbed "Project Swordfish" that could create 450 jobs by moving ahead on jointly developing plans to provide infrastructure for a large parcel of land in the Hawfields area.
Man found guilty of fleeing traffic stop
A jury found a Mebane man guilty of fleeing to elude arrest with a motor vehicle but not guilty of assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly ramming a deputy's patrol car.