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Josh Lambert Trio likes to play its own tune
Josh Lambert and his "Trio" will perform at 7 p.m. Friday on East Elm Street in Graham as part of the First Fridays portion of the Musical Chairs countywide concert series.
Securing Safety For All With A Tight County Budget
Alamance County, NC -- Revenue shortfalls are making for some tough decisions as local governments discuss their next fiscal year budgets.
Funeral Arrangements For Triad Marine Set
Graham, NC-- Last week a Alamance County Marine was found dead in his barracks. The Marine was identified as Anthony Romano-Caruso from Burlington, NC which is in Alamance County.
Man charged in two women's murders, DA says
A suspect in the unsolved death and missing person cases of two Alamance County women was officially charged with their murders Wednesday.
Parole Or No Parole For Violent Criminals?
Piedmont Triad, NC - Two women and maybe more could be alive today if a suspected Alamance county serial killer wasn't on parole.
Salisbury GE plant could be shutting down
Workers there make low voltage light panels. In a statement to WSOC, GE said the Salisbury plant is "an underutilized low production site." It's thinking of closing it this time next year and moving the work to Mebane, in Alamance County.
The Alamance Scene: breakfast and a blood drive
A country community breakfast at Concord UMC is scheduled for Saturday from 6:30 to 10 a.m. at 4462 E. Greensboro-Chapel Hill Road, Graham.
Community is helping Kiwanis Club make a difference
The Burlington Kiwanis Club wishes to thank our local communities for their generous support of our 12th annual community Family Pancake Breakfast.
Deadlines for Farm Service Agency programs are Friday
Alamance County USDA Farm Service Agency Executive Director Carrie Burnette reminds producers that Friday is the fast-approaching deadline for Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments , the Direct and Counter-Cyclical Program and the Average Crop Revenue Election Program.
Judge sends woman to jail for shoplifting
Calling a defendant pleading guilty to shoplifting part of "a true national problem," an Alamance County judge locked a Durham woman up Tuesday for her lengthy theft record, ignoring pleas for leniency.
Bell cites jobs, education as two of four priorities
The General Assembly has finished its first full week of this session and we continue to make progress.
Finding remains brings closure for Morton's family
When Jana "Michelle" Morton didn't call home on her then-17-year-old daughter's birthday, Morton's mother knew she was dead.
Suspect identified in deaths of two women in Alamance
A suspect has been identified in the deaths of two women who were reported missing several years ago, the Alamance County Sheriff's Office announced today.
Suspected Serial Killer Connected To Missing Women Cases
Graham, NC-- The Alamance County Sheriff's Office said it has solved not one, but two cold cases of missing women and they believe the suspect is a serial killer.
County budget could change courthouse security
As Alamance County grapples with a $4 million revenue shortfall, one of the ways management has identified savings is to replace contracted courthouse security guards with deputies.
Three charged in Moran Street break-in
Three people were arrested Friday and a fourth person is being sought in connection to a break-in at a home on Moran Street Wednesday.
My favorite ASA softball official, Burlington 's Bennie Kidd, offered this explanation during his annual preseason umpires clinic to explain what "blues" should expect when they walk onto the field of play: "Something happens to softball players.
Veterans remembered for their service, sacrifice
GRAHAM - The bell tolled 303 times Monday morning as each one of the names of the Alamance County military veterans who died since last Memorial Day were read aloud.
Cops: Man says he blacked out before killing son
Authorities say a man charged with murder in the death of his son told investigators he blacked out but remembered shooting someone.
Alamance County unemployment rate declines sharply
According to the N.C. Department of Commerce, Alamance County's jobless rate fell to 9 percent in April after checking in at 10.1 percent in March's adjusted figures.
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