Aldermen, Woodhill N.C. work together to redevelop Carrboro property
By Joey DeVito | Mar. 30, 2014A long-neglected property at 501 S. Greensboro St. is getting some much-needed attention.
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A long-neglected property at 501 S. Greensboro St. is getting some much-needed attention.
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A long-neglected property at 501 S. Greensboro St. is getting some much-needed attention.
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Calling all Carrboro fourth-graders: the Board of Aldermen wants to hear from you.
Read More »Despite the apparent late-night success of the Carrboro Wendy’s drive-thru, the Board of Aldermen have asked town staff to explore a ban that would prohibit the future construction of drive-thrus in town.
Read More »Zack Kaplan is tired of the Rogers Road neighborhood being swept under the rug.
Read More »Carrboro residents generally don’t have to worry about towing if they only need to park illegally while they run into a store — it may soon be legal to park illegally for up to 15 minutes within town limits.
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While revelers in New Orleans will celebrate Mardi Gras on Bourbon Street this week, animal lovers in Chapel Hill celebrated Paw-Di Gras on North Fordham Boulevard Friday.
Read More »Carrboro and Chapel Hill might soon be among the few U.S. cities with access to some of the highest-speed Internet in the country — technology that could change the face of health services and software development in the area.
Read More »Just because the Carrboro partier goes home at 3 a.m. doesn’t mean his car has to.
Read More »Carrboro wants its residents and visitors to “feel free” — and the town is using a new brand to encourage it.
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Right now, the swath of land sits empty in a quiet, sparsely-populated neighborhood in Graham, about 40 minutes outside of Carrboro. But in a year, the 11-acre stretch will change the lives of a dozen women.
Read More »Kris Novello knows that a lack of parking keeps customers from her Carrboro gift shop on Main Street.
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Carrboro police are still investigating a shooting last month that left one person dead and another injured. Police responded to a break-in and a possible armed robbery at 105 Wesley St. at around 2 a.m. Dec. 20, according to police reports.
Read More »For a town that prides itself on its local businesses, residents might be surprised to learn that Harris Teeter is Carrboro’s largest private employer.
Read More »For outgoing Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton, being mayor often felt like being the host of a weekly television show. Chilton passed the baton to Mayor-elect Lydia Lavelle by means of bestowing on her a baseball cap reading “mayor” in huge letters.
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The Carrboro Board of Aldermen will remain a familiar place after Tuesday night’s election added no new faces to the board.
Read More »Carrboro’s first hotel opened its doors to guests last week, and members of the Carrboro Board of Aldermen were among the first guests.
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The Carrboro ArtsCenter’s latest workshops feature the cigar-box guitar — two instruments that are an important precursor to the modern guitar — and will be taught by Justin Johnson.
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Mary Carter Taub created a piece of installation art on a Chapel Hill Transit bus. The “Mobile Mural” in an array of colorful, intersecting stripes was inspired by a map of Chapel Hill and Carrboro’s bus routes.
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Lydia Lavelle is Carrboro’s Mayor Pro Tempore and has been a member of the Board of Aldermen since 2007. She recently filed as a candidate for mayor in the 2013 election.
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Carrboro’s proposed towing restrictions might not be enough to solve downtown parking issues.
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