As parents grapple with how to protect their children from the dangers of the internet, Chapel Hill and Carrboro City Schools work to educate students and parents about internet safety. At a meeting Monday, CHCCS and the Chapel Hill Police Department hosted an Internet Family Safety Night to discuss issues regarding children’s use of the internet, including social media, online predators and sexting.
For all of you who have ceaselessly searched for somewhere to live off campus next year, I sympathize with you. For those of you who have yet to start the search, “may the odds be ever in your favor.”
On Tuesday, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen met to discuss the Rogers Road Sewer Project.
The Orange County Board of Commissioners was presented with two floor plans for a new detention facility to be built in Hillsborough at their regular meeting Tuesday.
Chapel Hill Town Council held a public hearing Monday night to discuss plans for a new hotel on West Rosemary Street, among other issues. writer's notes and chapel hill agenda viewer Developers of the hotel brought forth their application along with resolutions to begin construction on a four-story hotel on the corner of West Rosemary Street and Church Street. The hotel would be a Marriott hotel based after hotels in Mediterranean Europe known as the AC.
The issue of rural representation in Chapel Hill’s Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment arose in a special joint meeting Thursday between the Orange County Board of Commissioners and the town leaderships of Chapel Hill and Carrboro.
In a meeting Tuesday the Orange County Board of County Commissioners discussed how sales taxes were being allocated.
The long process of changing the current Carrboro land use ordinance continues.
YOUNGSVILLE, N.C. — Tucked away in sprawling fields, a steady trickle of cars donning bone-shaped magnets and corgi silhouettes winds through the back roads of Youngsville.
Former history teacher J. Al Baldwin announced his candidacy for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education as a write-in candidate during an informal Chapel Hill Alliance for a Livable Town (CHALT) hosted meet and greet Thursday.
Let me just begin by saying that I am the biggest scaredy-cat ever to grace UNC’s fine campus.
A joint meeting between the Board of County Commissioners and the Orange County's Fire Chief's Association was held Thursday in order to discuss several possible initiatives, as well as to provide a status upgrade on how the fire departments in Orange County currently fare.
Members of the Orange County Board of Commissioners and the county’s two school districts met Tuesday night to discuss the districts’ proposals on how to best improve their schools. “We are united in a common cause — to collaborate on the education of young people in Orange County, despite what’s going on in Raleigh,” Board chair Earl McKee said to open the meeting.