IFC's FoodFirst looks to the future
The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service began a conversation 13 years ago that later became FoodFirst, a combination of the IFC’s community kitchen and food pantry.
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The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service began a conversation 13 years ago that later became FoodFirst, a combination of the IFC’s community kitchen and food pantry.
Meals on Wheels held an event Wednesday to celebrate 40 years of community service in Chapel Hill and Carrboro.
The passing of House Bill 2 has left members of Chapel Hill government upset and unsure of what’s to come.
On Monday, the Chapel Hill Town Council set aside $688,395 for affordable housing in the fiscal year 2016 budget and decided to allocate funds to several non-profits through the Affordable Housing Development Reserve.
From 1992 to 2012, food sales from farms in Orange County grew from $40,000 to $1,422,000.
The Chapel Hill Police Department said an estimated 15,000 students and residents flooded Franklin Street following UNC’s 76-72 victory over Duke Saturday night.
The eight miles didn't matter.
Candidates for the District 1 and at-large seats on the Orange County Board of Commissioners gathered at the Lake Hogan Farms Club House to answer questions from the public.
Trinity Court seemed like any other neighborhood this past Christmas Day. Children were playing with their new toys outside while being watched by their parents. Everyone was celebrating the holiday.
The recycling industry is under pressure due to the global drop in oil prices.
Hundreds of people braved 30-degree weather Wednesday night to commemorate the tragic deaths of Deah Barakat, Yusor Abu-Salha and Razan Abu-Salha at the Talley Student Union at N.C. State University in a vigil titled the “Day of Light.”
Three local businessmen are continuing the philanthropic work they started three years ago and are now expanding to other parts of the United States.
This past election in Chapel Hill resulted in several incumbents in the mayor’s office and Town Council being replaced by Chapel Hill Alliance for a Livable Town-sponsored candidates.
Local politics had a big shake-up this year after November elections left the town with results it hadn’t seen in half a century.
Another hotel could be coming to Carrboro in the near future if the project can get through the Board of Aldermen’s review process.
This Tuesday, Pam Hemminger won the election for mayor of Chapel Hill with 53.8 percent of the vote, over incumbent Mark Kleinschmidt and challenger Gary Kahn.
James Pendergraft and his family have lived in the historic Chapel Hill Northside neighborhood his entire life. He claims he is descended from a slave of Joseph Caldwell, the first president of UNC.
At a Chapel Hill public hearing Monday, Eric Feld of the Planning and Sustainability Department presented a proposal that would change the airport hazard zone of the Horace Williams Airport.
On Oct. 12, the Hillsborough Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to begin eminent domain proceedings in order to acquire the historic Colonial Inn.
One thing the Chapel Hill town council members and mayor can agree on is that university relations are the best they have ever been.