La Residence will reopen in December following electrical fire
La Residence Restaurant will be closed until December following a fire on June 12.
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La Residence Restaurant will be closed until December following a fire on June 12.
Jan Bolick, general manager of WCHL, spoke Thursday at DSI Comedy Theater on the radio station's past, present and future.
On March 23, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen unanimously approved a text amendment to the land use ordinance that would allow social organizations to provide food services to the community.
CORRECTION: Due to a reporting error, the original version of this story misrepresented the history of UNC's property at 620 Park Place. The home at Park Place was built to house faculty returning from World War I. The story has been updated to reflect these changes.
CORRECTION: Due to an editing error, the original headline of this story misrepresented the person who was evicted. Eric McAfee was a tenant of the property. The headline has been updated to reflect these changes.
Chapel Hill, a town home to a number of restaurants with an international focus, offers cuisine from various corners of the world and new perspectives for the town community.
Thinking of decking out your house or apartment with some high-price items, but worried about theft? Good news — the Chapel Hill Police Department noted a significant decrease in break-ins over winter break this year thanks to extra patrols and student responsiveness.
The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service, a Carrboro-based social work organization, is planning the construction of a new building in Carrboro called FoodFirst to consolidate their services.
While the light rail project is paused, Chapel Hill currently stands poised to begin other extensive urban development.
A set of ordinances that helps Chapel Hill keep its small town charm is getting major updates.
Linda Williams, a regular at the Carrboro kava lounge Krave, brought her son in every day for a week to help him detox from suboxone, a highly addictive drug used to treat opiate addiction.
The recent end of government funding for Chapel Hill-based EmPOWERment, a housing counseling and community empowerment organization, prompted the departure of their primary housing counselor, Amanda Stancil.
Kalisher, a Carrboro business, received a spot on the Triangle Business Journal’s 50 fastest-growing companies list for 2015. It isn’t the company’s first honor: its nontraditional work environment and modern, technological approach won it national recognition from Inc. magazine for the past two years.