The Chapel-Hill Carrboro virtually celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. day on Monday. The event featured prerecorded videos of the UNC Gospel Choir, an interview with Theodore M. Shaw and a poem by speaker Soteria Shepperson.
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On Jan. 5, Carrboro celebrated Elizabeth "Libba" Cotten's birthday. The celebration honored Cotten's influence on American folk and blues music.
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With this rise of omicron cases and the return of UNC students to campus, Orange County officials are urging community members to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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The Town of Carrboro will suspend all indoor recreation programs and reservations through Jan. 30.
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The game is free of charge to enter, and no purchase is required to win prizes. Those who complete their bingo card before Jan. 31 receive a free reusable tote bag.
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Rent increases have been seen across the Triangle, according to Robert Warnock, senior research associate at Apartment List. However, programs like HOME look to ease the rising financial burden.
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Last week, there were 324 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools students and staff according to CHCCS's COVID-19 data tracker, up 151 percent from the previous week's total.
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With an increase in students moving in, many historically Black neighborhoods in Chapel Hill and Carrboro are working to combat gentrification and the displacement of their long-time residents.
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools schools and offices will be closed for students on Tuesday due to hazardous road conditions.
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The North Carolina State Board of Elections announced on Tuesday that candidate filing for the upcoming 2022 primary elections would resume on Feb. 24 after a pause spurred by a lawsuit filed against the state over its congressional maps.
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Mayor Pam Hemminger tested positive for COVID-19. Here's what she has to say about her experience and the town's handling of the pandemic.
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Orange County declared a state of emergency Saturday ahead of the winter storm expected to hit the area on Sunday.
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The Trinity Court project and Jay Street project would bring affordable housing to the Chapel Hill area.
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Corbett, who graduated from UNC with a doctorate in microbiology and immunology in 2014, is being honored alongside three other scientists, who researched how COVID-19 survives in order to make an effective vaccine possible.
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Five Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School bus routes will not have a driver on Friday morning because of an ongoing bus driver shortage and COVID-19 protocols.
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Fifty people attended the rally in Carrboro supporting Acme's strikers who demand fair labor practices.
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Tracks aims to archive the sounds of the local community and help local artists and bands find new listeners. The open call period for the library started Jan. 1 and will end Feb. 14.
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Durham Police officers fatally shot a man at a convenience store Wednesday morning, according to a news release from Durham Police Department.
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Kody Kinsley's priorities include leading the state's pandemic response amid a surge of the omicron variant and responding to the state's ongoing opioid crisis.
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CHCCS students and parents alike had concerns about issues such as record high COVID-19 numbers, test shortages, students who are too young to be vaccinated and learning accommodations for students in quarantine.
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