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After UNC students swarmed Franklin Street last month, UNC and Chapel Hill are working on plans to avoid history repeating itself with the UNC-Duke men’s basketball game Saturday night.
One month after students rushed Franklin Street following UNC's win over Duke on Feb. 6, another rivalry game is set for this Saturday. This week, the University is planning how to prevent a repeat occurrence if the Tar Heels win again.
Mediterranean restaurant Jed's Kitchen opened on Dec. 17, replacing Peño Mediterranean Grill at 105 East Franklin St.
Art is always around, from natural occurrences in the environment to more artificial presentations in technology and architecture — and the Chapel Hill Community Arts and Culture division of the Town is working to make art more visible. They are partnering with local artists to spread their work around the community by displaying vinyl prints in the windows of local businesses in downtown Chapel Hill.
Many students expressed frustration with how the Chapel Hill Police Department handled the Feb. 6 Franklin Street rush, where approximately 1,000 people gathered — many without masks — after the UNC men's basketball team's win over Duke University.
UNC began in-person instruction on Monday, with many students entering a classroom for the first time since last March.
Editor's Note: This story has been updated with additional comment from the Town of Chapel Hill.
Faculty set to teach in-person classes can delay a return to the classroom until Feb. 17, following the rush on Franklin Street Saturday night.
Normally, students rushing Franklin Street would be a celebration — a relief, even.
After struggling with financial stress created by the COVID-19 pandemic, Chapel Hill restaurant Bandido’s started a GoFundMe campaign last month to supplement its lull in foot traffic.
At the beginning of the year, Zach White’s cocktail club in Carrboro was in the midst of a remarkable period of growth. Then, the lockdowns began.
Linda’s Bar and Grill, one of Chapel Hill’s most frequented restaurants, reopened last week and now plans to begin serving breakfast in addition to its classic specials like loaded tots.
Chapel Hill residents and business owners were surprised to find a pop-up art installation lining Franklin Street on Thursday.
Inclement weather could generate a decline in business for restaurants that have been able to expand outdoor operations during the pandemic.
The pandemic has forced Chapel Hill and Carrboro residents to find more creative ways — from renting a farm to leaving goodie bags at the end of driveways — to celebrate Halloween.
Summit Coffee Co., a local coffee shop based in Davidson, North Carolina, is coming to Franklin Street.
In 1982, one photo of a group of morning regulars was hung on the wall at Sutton’s Drug Store. Today, the walls are lined with hundreds of them — pictures of students squeezed into yellow booths, visitors from out-of-town and locals at the counter with a milkshake in hand.
The OC Voice is a portion of the OC Report newsletter where local residents may have a platform to talk about local issues they care about. Brittany McGee is an assistant city & state editor and a senior at UNC.
After a slower-than-usual summer season in Chapel Hill, some restaurants were ready for the usual dine-in traffic from students returning to campus. But now, businesses are bracing for impact as the University has transitioned online and on-campus students are leaving their dorms.