Chapel Hill police Lt. Jabe Hunter says drug busts come in waves — and in the past three weeks, Chapel Hill and Carrboro police have seen a surge of six cocaine-related arrests.
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Chapel Hill police Lt. Jabe Hunter says drug busts come in waves — and in the past three weeks, Chapel Hill and Carrboro police have seen a surge of six cocaine-related arrests.
Read More »Residents of the Rogers Road-Eubanks Community can finally mark their calendars for the exact closure date of the Orange County landfill.
Read More »Volunteers with Meals on Wheels of Chapel Hill/Carrboro serve every role from preparing meals and chatting with recipients to saving lives.
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This Valentine’s Day, Carrboro residents showed their love for the town and local charities through food, fun and fundraising.
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If there’s one group of people that love doesn’t hurt on Valentine’s Day, it’s Chapel Hill and Carrboro business owners. Local businesses have been busy preparing for the rush of couples who will flock to downtown today to celebrate the evening — or buy that last minute gift.
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Last week’s Carrboro Commune protests have caused a divide in the Carrboro community — literally.
Read More »The Carrboro Board of Aldermen announced the appointment of David Andrews as the new Carrboro town manager Tuesday.
Read More »Members of Carrboro Commune plan to announce the details of their “guerilla gardening” protest Wednesday, possibly interrupting a neighborhood meeting that CVS representatives are scheduled to hold. The plan comes after the protestors’ unsuccessful attempt Saturday to permanently occupy an empty, CVS-owned building at 201 N. Greensboro St., where CVS wants to relocate their Carrboro store.
Read More »Spanish-speaking resident Ricardo Lazaro has seen drug activities happening in Abbey Court Condominiums for the past three years — and he wants his concerns heard at the Carrboro Police Department.
Read More »Though Carrboro had its heart broken when it wasn’t chosen as Lovetown, USA, it has quickly rebounded — dedicating February “For the Love of Carrboro” month.
Read More »After almost 40 years of living with a neighbor that has riddled their streets with trash, residents of the Rogers Road neighborhood are one step closer to being able to send their garbage somewhere besides their own backyard.
Read More »Chapel Hill trash could be dumped on Durham as soon as next year.
Read More »Plans for a mixed-use development that would offer affordable housing and office space can move forward after the Carrboro Board of Aldermen approved a rezoning request Tuesday.
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After more than 10 months of construction, West Weaver Street reopened Monday morning to increased foot traffic and relieved business owners.
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Surplus Sid’s, located on East Main Street in Carrboro, has almost as much character as its owner, Barry “Sid” Keith.
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Solar energy could soon be the latest feature at the Carrboro Farmers’ Market.
Read More »With historic amounts of cash pouring into this year’s elections as a result of a 2010 U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Orange County officials are joining in a national effort to oppose the change in campaign finance laws.
Read More »Carrboro was not selected for the BBC and Oprah Winfrey Network’s new reality show “Lovetown, USA,” according to a Town of Carrboro press release.
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Occupy Chapel Hill has taken the streets in protest several times — but now, they might march for a different, more festive reason. Amanda Ashley, a Carrboro resident and occupier, said occupiers are planning to apply for a permit to participate in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Holiday Parade on Dec. 11.
Read More »Both Chapel Hill and Carrboro’s governing bodies added new members after competitive 2011 local election races.
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