Expanded Bus Route Meets Critical Transportation Need
Listening to community voices led to expanded transportation options across southern Alamance County. By Linda Gupton Javier Arias doesn’t have a driver’s license, so he
May 14, 2025
The For Alamance Narrative Team is dedicated to fostering a more positive narrative for Alamance County by amplifying community stories that address concerns and highlight efforts of change. Here, you’ll find a collection of community-driven narratives showcasing the innovative ways people are working together to establish new norms, build networks, and embrace collaborative leadership. These authentic stories of progress inspire change, uplift public voices, and demonstrate that a better future is possible. If you have a story to share, we’d love to hear from you—submit your story here.
Listening to community voices led to expanded transportation options across southern Alamance County. By Linda Gupton Javier Arias doesn’t have a driver’s license, so he
By Mollie Lund Photo Credit: Alamance-Burlington School System When Dr. Aaron Fleming stepped into his role as the Alamance-Burlington School System’s (ABSS) new superintendent in
By Mollie Lund Photo Credit: Michael Robinson In the fall of 2023, Teresa Wiley attended Alamance County’s first Harwood Getting Started Lab. As part of
By Linda Gupton Photo Credit: Charles Gupton When a friend asked Burlington resident Becky Clark to join her on a bus tour of downtown arts
By Linda Gupton Photo Credit: Kurt Ward On a summer Saturday morning, Jon Young arrived at Broadview Middle School in Burlington with a team of
By Linda Gupton Photo Credit: Charles Gupton Twenty local art enthusiasts came together on June 1 at Holly Hill Mall in Burlington to set out
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