Gibsonville News

A Gibsonville firefighter arrested last month on his way to an apartment fire no longer faces felony charges, but the District Attorney's office won't say whether the traffic offenses he racked up that day will stick.

In Burlington it simply wouldn't be Halloween without fireworks and the city will once more cap off a the night of scary fun, rides and events with an air and ground display of pyrotechnics.

Micah A. Martello, a candidate for Graham mayor, officially withdrew from the race Thursday.

An Eagle Scout project fundraiser for Evan Lowdermilk will be held Saturday, Oct.

The ailing economy has everyone rethinking the ways they spend their money these days.

In this age of new sounds, new technology, new genres and new music popping up every minute, it's easy to be overwhelmed.

A candidate for Gibsonville's board of aldermen dropped out of the race Wednesday.

After a thief on Tuesday stole the money that Charles Pennix was raising to buy a motorized wheelchair, Pennix thought it would be awhile before he could afford to purchase one.

Switching from using Guilford County Communications to Alamance County Communications could save the town of Gibsonville more than $25,000 a year.

Charles Pinnix needs a motorized wheelchair. But after a man on Tuesday stole the money he was raising to pay for it, Pinnix, who is physically disabled and relies on crutches, isn't any closer to getting that chair.

The Gibsonville Museum and Historical Society will hold its first fundraiser Saturday at the John Cummings-Wagoner-Mizelle House in downtown Gibsonville.

A clerical error snagged water and sewer service for a mobile home outside town limits - something not allowed under town code.

No Excuse/One-Stop early voting for the Nov. 3 municipal elections in Alamance County will begin Thursday.

Burlington Christian Academy 's Volley for the Cure is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct.

It's been said that some Gibsonville natives plan their vacations or visits home around it.

About the letter written to the town concerning the Gibsonville police detective and her personal use of her city vehicle, does this man have a personal vendetta against her or the personnel in Gibsonville? Hiring a private investigator to follow one detective seems like an investigation of one person.

In the interest of time, what's not wrong with this picture of a North Carolina prison yard? First, trickling fountains, a handcrafted windmill and a wishing well don't belong.

A Gibsonville man accused of tying up his mother and beating her with a baseball bat in June pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree murder in Alamance County Superior Court Wednesday morning.

The following have been charged with driving while impaired. A registration of .08 or higher on the Intox EC/IR II results in an automatic 30-day revocation of a driver's license.

In the nine years Stephen Cox has been running The Roaster's Caf in downtown Burlington, he has seen a lot of businesses come and go.