Town of Chapel Hill employees can now use employee ID for voting
Out of the approved institutions, employees in the towns of Chapel Hill and Hillsborough can now use their employee IDs as a valid form of voter ID.
Read More »Out of the approved institutions, employees in the towns of Chapel Hill and Hillsborough can now use their employee IDs as a valid form of voter ID.
Read More »After winning Carrboro's mayoral election in November, Barbara Foushee's now vacant council seat will be filled by a special election on Nov. 5, 2024. ...
Read More »In his new role, Greene supervises financial operations and reporting of all municipal funds, such as the Town's budget, audit and debt management.
Read More »On Jan 2., the owner of Linda's Bar and Grill Chris Carini announced that the popular Franklin Street restaurant would be shutting its doors for good. ...
Read More »Danielle Jones replaces Monique Felder as superintendent, who left her position after controversy and protests complicated her four-year stint in Orange ...
Read More »Applications are available online at the Town's website and must be printed, scanned and submitted electronically by Jan. 12.
Read More »Linda's Bar and Grill will close its doors for good this week on Friday after 47 years of business.
Read More »The N.C. NAACP and Common Cause sued in federal court on Tuesday morning to stop the use of newly drawn maps because they constitute a racial gerrymander. ...
Read More »The board discussed schedule changes, a consolidation of student conduct code and budgeting amendments.
Read More »“It's kind of a win-win," Dr. Elizabeth Tilson, the state health director and chief medical officer of the NCDHHS, said. "It allows us to ...
Read More »“That has been a bigger focus for local government and the community in general, which is really heartening to see,” Jackie Jenks, the president and ...
Read More »“Coming together as a community, whether it's to bring these fun experiences to downtown or whether it's to help support one another, has really been ...
Read More »Between March and September of this year, 24 cars were towed from the mall’s property, according to records from the Carrboro Police Department. From ...
Read More »In 2022 alone, North Carolina imported $303 million worth of Israeli goods, with the largest import being electric machinery. The state exported $146 ...
Read More »This year, CHCCS struggled with staffing shortages of teachers and bus drivers. The district also had to contend with safety issues, and three new school ...
Read More »After the 2022 midterm elections, Republicans in the N.C. House fell one seat short of a supermajority. But, N.C. Rep. Tricia Cotham’s partisan ...
Read More »Here are some of the most important environmental laws introduced by the N.C. General Assembly — passed, overridden and stalled — this year.
Read More »The Harper v. Hall series took the main stage in North Carolina politics with the third case in the series, Harper III, being decided this year.
Read More »Since Dec. 1, the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services' Low-Income Energy Assistance Program has been accepting priority applications ...
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