Mebane Enterprise

The Mebane Enterprise is a local newspaper located in Mebane, North Carolina. It was formerly called The Alamance-Orange Enterprise until it changed its name on February 13, 1991.

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BREAKING: Mebane City Council approves Buc-ee's

Jan 8, 2024 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

By a unanimous 5-0 vote, the Mebane City Council approved a request by Buc-ee’s at its Monday, January 8 meeting to rezone property along Trollingwood-Hawfields Road for a new Bucee’s travel center - the first of its kind in the state of North Carolina. The site will include an approximately 75,000 square foot indoor facility, 120 gasoline fueling stations, approximately 652 parking spaces, and 24 electric charging stations.
MVP Southgate pipeline won’t run into Alamance County

Jan 8, 2024 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

Alamance County residents opposed to a large multi-state pipeline traversing through the heart of the region can breathe a sigh of relief, as the controversial Mountain Valley Pipeline has officially conceived a new route for its natural gas project.
Stallions men’s hoops pick up three victories, women improve to 9-3

Jan 7, 2024 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

Fresh off their strong showing at their new host Holiday tournament, Southeast Alamance’s men’s basketball team got back to action this past week with a pair of games resuming Mid-Carolina Conference play. After beating local rivals Cedar Ridge and Eastern Alamance at the Marco’s Holiday Hoopla Tournament at Southeast between Christmas and New Year’s, the Stallions faced off against Jordan Matthews and Bartlett Yancey.
Eagles basketball picks up wins to start New Year

Jan 7, 2024 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

After competing at the Marco’s Holiday Hoopla Tournament - newly relocated to Southeast Alamance - Eastern Alamance’s men’s and women’s basketball teams opened up play to start 2024 by hosting non-conference foe Bartlett Yancey and Central Conference rival Western Alamance last week. The Eagles women’s team overwhelmed Bartlett Yancey for a 63-23 triumph on Wednesday, while falling 76-46 to Western Alamance on Friday in their Central Conference opener.
Eagles, Stallions open New Year on wrestling mat

Jan 7, 2024 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

Eastern Alamance and Southeast Alamance’s wrestling teams continued their 2023-24 seasons following the Holiday break with their first meets of the new year on the evening of Wednesday, January 3. Eastern Alamance competed against Person County on the road in Roxboro, while Southeast Alamance hosted Mid-Carolina Conferences rivals Bartlett Yancey and Jordan Matthews at home inside the Stallions gym.
Eagles take part in relocated Holiday Hoopla tournament

Dec 31, 2023 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

Eastern Alamance High School stepped aside in terms of hosting this year’s Holiday Hoopla basketball tournament, as its new local rival Southeast Alamance hosted this year’s tournament, hosted by Marco’s Pizza. But the Eagles men’s and women’s basketball teams both made their way over to Haw River to participate.
Stallions women’s hoops places second at host Holiday tournament

Dec 31, 2023 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

Southeast Alamance High School’s gymnasium hosted the post-Christmas season in style for its first year of existence, as the Stallions hosted the Marco’s Holiday Hoopla basketball tournament. After several years at Eastern Alamance’s Tal Jobe Gymnasium, Holiday Hoopla was moved to Southeast Alamance and its significantly larger new facility.
Holiday Hoopla comes to Southeast Alamance Thursday through Saturday

Dec 27, 2023 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

Holiday Hoopla is returning to Mebane in late December - only this time around, the annual men’s and women’s basketball holiday tournament will be played at the new Southeast Alamance High School instead of its longtime home, Eastern Alamance’s Tal Jobe Gymnasium.
Eagles, Stallions earn fall All-Conference honors

Dec 22, 2023 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

The Central Conference released its All-Conference selections for fall sports (football, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s golf, and women’s tennis) in mid-December, and a total of 16 Eastern Alamance High athletic standouts were recognized as All-League performers.
Eagles sweep Stallions in basketball rematch at Eastern

Dec 22, 2023 | mebaneenterprise.com | Adam Powell

For the second time in the early part of the 2023-24 regular season, new local rivals Eastern Alamance and Southeast Alamance faced off on Monday, December 18 in a non-conference basketball showdown. After taking each other on back in late November for the first time ever at Southeast Alamance, the Eagles and Stallions squared off inside EAHS’s Tal Jobe Gymnasium the second time around.