Tweets related to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area from March 10 through March 16 — keep up with your town leaders and neighbors.
Daily Tar Heel staff writer Haley Ray sat down with retired Carrboro resident Janet Meredith for Town Talk's weekly Humans of Chapel Hill feature.
Staff writer Maggie Monsrud volunteers at the Orange County Animal Shelter. Each week, she will write about a dog at the shelter who's up for adoption. You can visit the shelter's website here and see last week's post here.
Tweets related to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area from Feb. 24 through March 1 — keep up with your town leaders and neighbors.
Staff writer Maggie Monsrud volunteers at the Orange County Animal Shelter. Each week, she will write about a dog at the shelter who's up for adoption. You can visit the shelter's website here and see last week's post here.
Daily Tar Heel staff writer Shantan Krovvidi sat down with Chapel Hill resident Unique Green for Town Talk's weekly Humans of Chapel Hill feature.
Tweets related to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area from Feb. 17 through Feb. 23 — keep up with your town leaders and neighbors.
Daily Tar Heel staff writer Avishai Halev sat down with Chapel Hill resident Chris Smith and Morrisville resident Ashish Patel, manager of Franklin Street Market, for Town Talk's weekly Humans of Chapel Hill feature.
When Bob Verne was raising his own kids, he liked to be involved, keeping them active in clubs like the Boy Scouts. So when they left home, he decided to fill the space they left behind by helping children in need.
At Morris Grove Elementary School, students can be seen silently walking around on a paved path through the woods at 7:30 a.m.
The Daily Tar Heel Staff Writer Mengqi Jiang sat down with Greensboro resident Kemper Waston for Town Talk’s weekly Humans of Chapel Hill feature.
For the Chapel Hill Bird Club, weekly gatherings are about more than bird watching — they're also a way to socialize and meet new people.
Staff writer Maggie Monsrud volunteers at the Orange County Animal Shelter. Each week, she will write about a dog at the shelter who's up for adoption. You can visit the shelter's website here and see last week's post here.
Tweets related to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area from Jan. 27 through Feb. 1 — keep up with your town leaders and neighbors.