Alamance Fabric Archives - Page 2 of 2 - The Alamance Fabric

Education & Families

Alamance-Burlington school board unanimously approves new boundary maps. Now what?

by Laura BracheMarch 24, 2026April 13, 2026

The brick exterior of Burlington Christian Academy with a blue playground and chain-link fence in the foreground.

Education & Families

Who is getting school vouchers in Alamance County?

By Laura Brache Lyda Cosgrove, Pearson DyslinMarch 16, 2026April 13, 2026

Education & Families

How to navigate the Carolina Complete Health Medicaid merger in Alamance County

by Laura BracheMarch 10, 2026April 13, 2026

A focused student in an art classroom works on a complex, upcycled mixed-media sculpture made from painted bottles and plastic containers, with paints and brushes scattered across the table.

Education & Families

A guide to 2026 summer camps and programs in Alamance County

by Laura BracheMarch 9, 2026April 13, 2026

A map of Alamance County displaying color-coded school attendance zones with labels for some of the Alamance-Burlington School System elementary, middle, and high schools.

Education & Families

Here’s how Alamance-Burlington is drawing its new school maps

by Laura BracheMarch 2, 2026April 13, 2026

A man in a plaid shirt speaks to a seated audience during a community meeting in a brightly lit room featuring an American flag and a corkboard.

Growth & Sustainability

What results in Eli Whitney PFAS testing mean for Alamance County residents

By Laura Brache and Alex NettlesFebruary 24, 2026April 13, 2026

The entrance to the Alamance County Office Building, featuring a brick facade and a flagpole displaying the US and North Carolina flags.

Growth & Sustainability

A budget primer for Alamance County

by Laura BracheFebruary 23, 2026April 13, 2026

A wide view of the corner of Sesquicentennial Park in downtown Graham. The focal point is an open-air metal gazebo structure with a four-faced clock in the center, supported by red brick columns. In the foreground, a bright red fire hydrant sits near a chain-link fence that currently surrounds the park. A street sign in the upper right indicates the intersection of "N Main St" and "Court Square."

Growth & Sustainability

What’s all the fuss about Sesquicentennial Park in Graham? Here’s the latest.

by Laura BracheFebruary 17, 2026April 13, 2026

Growth & Sustainability

Changes at the Alamance County jail after ICE deal ends and Iryna’s Law goes into effect

By Laura Brache and Jacob BibaFebruary 9, 2026April 13, 2026

Bath Kennett sits for a portrait in the City Council Chambers located inside the Municipal Building in downtown Burlington.

Growth & Sustainability

From the pulpit to the dais: Beth Kennett’s first weeks as Burlington’s first female mayor

by Laura BracheFebruary 2, 2026April 13, 2026

A landscape view in Saxapahaw, NC, featuring the Buddy Collins Memorial Bridges sign in the foreground. The river below is cluttered with significant storm debris and tangled branches. The background shows a clear sky and a dense line of leafless trees.

Growth & Sustainability

How Tropical Storm Chantal redefined flooding risk and resilience in Alamance County

by Laura BracheJanuary 26, 2026April 13, 2026