Few faces change on Carrboro Board of Aldermen
The Carrboro Board of Aldermen added one new face Tuesday night.
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The Carrboro Board of Aldermen added one new face Tuesday night.
(Update 8:12 p.m.): Atack said the Durham County Bomb Squad announced they cleared the vehicle and "declared it safe from any explosive or any other potential injuries."
On the day white supremacist Richard Spencer was slated to speak at UNC-Chapel Hill, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro NAACP held “More Perfect Union: A Community Solidarity Against Hate” on the post office plaza on Franklin Street.
A power outage in Chapel Hill caused several Franklin Street businesses to close or operate without power Sunday afternoon.
People were greeted by chickens, horses, turkeys and plenty of goats as they arrived at Spring Haven Farm on Saturday for yoga.
Clarification: An original version of this story said that former Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt served from 2009-2015, but this date range does not include the time he spent as a member on the Chapel Hill Town Council. Lee Storrow, who served as a member from 2011-2015, was also part of the LGBTQ community.The story was updated at 7:40 p.m. to reflect this change.
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In a matter of years a community-based political organization has cemented its role in Chapel Hill politics. Chapel Hill Alliance for a Livable Town (CHALT) endorsed Mayor Pam Hemminger as well as council members Jessica Anderson and Nancy Oates in the 2015 local elections.
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In the final 10 seconds of UNC men's basketball’s 90-83 win over Duke, people began rushing out of Top of the Hill Bar and Distillery to get to Franklin Street. Town residents and students alike wanted to be the first on the street to celebrate the win.
The Root Cellar closed at 2 p.m. Thursday, six hours earlier than usual. It was one of several businesses in the area with workers participating in the Day Without Immigrants protests.
Nearly two weeks have passed since President Donald Trump issued executive orders restricting immigration and the entry of refugees from seven majority-Muslim nations, and North Carolinians and advocacy organizations are charting their next steps.
Schools and restaurants in Chapel Hill and surrounding areas were forced to close Friday following a water main break on the northeast side of Chapel Hill.
Construction may seem to be coming to a close on Rosemary Street, but a whole lot more is just beginning.
Jasmin Mediterranean Bistro has permanently closed its location on the corner of West Franklin and North Columbia streets.
The start of a new semester usually means that Franklin Street is bustling with activity: businesses with doors wide open, students roaming the street looking for a good deal and plenty of people walking their dogs.
Chapel Hill Town Council Member Nancy Oates was the only council member to vote "nay" on a resolution that authorized the town manager to sign a contract to buy the American Legion Property at Monday's business meeting.
Jacqueline Britton, owner of Glenn’s Tailor Shop on East Rosemary Street, still has pictures on her phone of water flooding from the street and into her shop the week before Thanksgiving.
When eighth grader Franklin Kennedy stood up to sing in front of a crowd gathered in the Memorial Garden of University Baptist Church, there were no signs of nerves on his face.
If you ask Mildred “Mama Dip” Council what her biggest passion is, you might be surprised to hear her answer is children, not food.