Franklin Street's Jack Sprat Cafe closed Monday
Jack Sprat Cafe closed its doors Monday and in less than a month, the restaurant will become Top This! Roast Beef, Burgers and More.
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Jack Sprat Cafe closed its doors Monday and in less than a month, the restaurant will become Top This! Roast Beef, Burgers and More.
Chapel Hill won’t be enforcing a towing ordinance anytime soon.
Greenbridge Condominiums is back in business.
Carrboro drivers might face traffic congestion on East Main Street this weekend as a redevelopment project five years in the making moves forward.
Carrboro resident and UNC professor Greg Gangi wanted to refinance his condominium, but banks would not approve his loan because of a Fannie Mae lending rule.
More than 50 percent of housing in Chapel Hill and in Carrboro is rental property, according to a report released Tuesday.
An advertisement in Chapel Hill Transit buses calling for an end to U.S. occupation in Israel has been temporarily removed — but not before drawing criticism from several concerned residents.
After five years of serving the community, The Carrboro Citizen could stop publishing this fall.
Community members gathered at Top of the Hill Wednesday evening to sip wine in the name of conflict resolution.
Friends of the Chapel Hill Public Library are paving the way for the library’s new site — literally.
A freestanding library in Carrboro — a project 25 years in the making — is moving closer to realization as local officials work to decide on criteria for the library’s location.
On main campus around noon today, students might find themselves surrounded by a cheering crowd, singing and dancing students and a group of runners that includes Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt.
Local development might bring more money to Chapel Hill’s economy, but it also brings more pollution to its streams — a problem residents and scholars are working to address.
Many in Orange County have voiced their opposition to a measure that would define marriage between one man and one woman as the only domestic union recognized in North Carolina — and UNC sophomore Rachel Kaplan wrote a musical about it.
Starting Saturday, volunteers in Orange County will count the homeless to fulfill an annual federal requirement — and for the first time, they will also assess who is likely to die on the street.
The Howard and Lillian Lee Scholars Charter School came one step closer to opening its doors Tuesday when the N.C. Public Charter School Advisory Council decided to recommend the school’s application to the N.C. State Board of Education.
Michelle Johnson’s membership on the Carrboro Board of Aldermen became official Tuesday night as she was sworn in in front of family and friends.
Police action against the Occupy movement only recently drew national attention to Chapel Hill, but the town’s ties to protest movements can be traced back for decades.
With four candidates running for three seats and only two incumbents, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen is sure to see fresh blood this election.
Angel Martinez said he just wants to find work in a poor economy, but a Carrboro ordinance has led to police harassment and made finding construction jobs difficult.