City briefs
(02/13/08 5:00am)
Chapel Hill police will present a series of informative meetings to teach parents about issues related to teen drinking and drug use.
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Chapel Hill police will present a series of informative meetings to teach parents about issues related to teen drinking and drug use.
Gov. Mike Easley announces hybrid car energy initiative
J.J. Raynor will be the next student body president after a landslide election Tuesday. Raynor received 3267 votes. She got 52 percent of all votes cast for the post.
Students can raise money by clicking on link twice a day
Animal shelter takes in cats from Hendersonville shelter
Deadline for the chancellor's excellence awards extended
Women's basketball coach wasn't given warning ticket
Jeanette Parott of Kinston won two tickets to the UNC-Duke basketball game today courtesy of Justice Bob Orr a Republican candidate for N.C. governor. Parott and her guest will also receive dinner with Orr before the game.
The status of injured UNC point guard Ty Lawson won't be known until Wednesday afternoon or later according to a press release from Steve Kirschner associate director of athletics for communications.
Robert Lee Adams Reaves43 was charged Saturday afternoon with first-degree murder in the death of Latrese Matral Curtis 21. Curtis was found by the side of Interstate 540 on Wednesday morning. The medical examiner reported that her fatal wounds were caused by a sharp object.
A woman was hit by a HU route bus at the corner of Ridge Road and Manning Drive shortly after 8 p.m. Friday night.
Residents updated on state of county water supplies
Education dean candidate to visit UNC two more to come