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The Lumina Theater at Southern Village will close its doors this fall.
Franklins Street goers have been puzzled by the restaurant's sudden closing. Here is the latest.
Bus riders, cyclists, business owners and residents gathered on the weekend of Friday, July 12 to discuss the bus stations that will be a part of the North-South Bus Rapid Transit (N-S BRT) system, a streamlined route that will feature dedicated bus lanes and traffic signal priority.
David Allen and the employees at Sunrise Biscuit Kitchen are eager to get back open, but first, the store must address rewiring issues caused by an electrical surge.
Chapel Hill's newest Dunkin' location held its grand opening on Friday, June 28, with dozens of customers lining up before sunrise for a chance at free coffee.
“To know we can help people in any type of way is what we do this for," The Hemp Store in Chapel Hill has seen success in educating the community and bringing a fairly new product to Orange County.
Here's the latest on local businesses in and around Chapel Hill.
Sometimes, deadly sharks team up with oysters to save the North Carolina shoreline, or at least, at this year's JAWSFest, these two things went hand in hand. Check out what happened at the event here.
Looking for some food? Can't decide from the growing list of restaurants on Franklin Street? Look no further than our guide with the restaurant for your mood or activity:
The complaints center around the elimination of breaks, distrust of staff by management and the gradual replacement of locally-sourced products with cheaper alternatives.
Alexander Julian is more than just the owner of Julian's on Franklin Street. Read about his legacy in both Chapel Hill and in the world of fashion.
North Carolina Public Interest Research Group is a consumer interest group with an emphasis on environmental and public health issues. The request is part of NCPIRG’s lead campaign for spring 2019, where they’re focusing on campus sustainability and single-use plastics.
UNC students and Chapel Hill community members alike are excited about a new bookstore/coffee shop coming to Franklin Street.
From clothes made out of billboards to promising cancer treatments, Innovation Showcase lets students share their businesses and network with investors.
Before 2005, no one in North Carolina could sell beer over 6 percent ABV, leaving the entire industry limited across the state. But with the determination of 35 local brewers, the law was changed, leading to a booming brewery industry in North Carolina, specifically Chapel Hill. Here are the stories behind some of your favorite breweries in the Triangle.
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