Chapel Hill High School wins national automotive program award
On April 11, dozens of students, teachers and donors filled Chapel Hill High School's cafeteria to celebrate its recognition as the 2023 School of the Year for its automotive program.
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On April 11, dozens of students, teachers and donors filled Chapel Hill High School's cafeteria to celebrate its recognition as the 2023 School of the Year for its automotive program.
On April 2, the Local Government Commission approved the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency’s request for $750 million in revenue bonds to address the nearly 200,000-home gap of affordable rental housing across the state.
The Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina released its 2023 annual report on March 28, emphasizing the state's continued economic growth, international investment and the tourism industry's success in the state.
UNC law students and other community members, many of whom wore graduation robes, marched from the law school's rotunda to the steps of South Building on Thursday to deliver a petition to interim Chancellor Lee Roberts demanding that third-year law student Jamie Marsicano be allowed at graduation.
With a little under two months left of school, many kids have begun their countdown to summer break, which brings vacations, pool days, lemonade stands — and summer camp.
On April 9, the Carrboro Town Council met to discuss language access and Poetry Month.
On Tuesday, the Town of Chapel Hill hosted the Great Streets Workshop, a part of its Downtown Public Right-of-Way Plan, a plan to revitalize the town's downtown area.
The Orange County Schools Board of Education met Monday night in the Whitted Building in Hillsborough to discuss updated COVID-19 guidelines, its next budget and state and countywide recognitions.
Earlier this year, UNC’s student-run club SolarEquity partnered with EMPOWERment, Inc., an affordable housing nonprofit, to raise $100,000. These funds will be allocated to install solar panels on the rooftop of the upcoming PEACH apartments, a complex sponsored by EMPOWERment.
Vampire Weekend’s fifth album, “Only God Was Above Us,” might just be the preppy indie-rock group’s magnum opus.
On May 6, Patrice Toney, assistant city manager for Winston-Salem, will begin her new role as the Carrboro town manager.
The smell of gunpowder and vegetable stew flowed through the air in downtown Hillsborough on Saturday.
A couple songs into his set at Dreamville Festival on Saturday, rapper Lil Yachty hyped the crowd up, commenting that the SZA fans up front were tired and they "couldn't hang with the Boat fans." It was six hours into the first day of the two-day music festival, and there were still over two hours left before SZA took the stage for the last show of the night.
A Starry Soul by Danielle Hart is pictured on Sat. April 6, 2024 on Rosemary Street at an AI art gallery.
A Starry Soul by Danielle Hart is pictured on Sat. April 6, 2024 on Rosemary Street at an AI art gallery.
A Starry Soul by Danielle Hart is pictured on Sat. April 6, 2024 on Rosemary Street at an AI art gallery.
As Chapel Hill and Carrboro's populations increase, so do questions and misconceptions about affordable housing, stormwater management and zoning.
Following a five-year pause due to the pandemic, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation has restarted its Books Over Break program to increase students' equitable access to books and retain academic progress made during the school year.
Jamie Marsicano, who will graduate from the UNC School of Law in May, hasn’t stepped foot on University grounds in over a year.