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In celebration of Women’s History Month, Preservation Chapel Hill brought together six prominent female leaders Saturday to share their insight on women’s ...

Town Council should explore equitable internet

By Editorial Board | January 22

The Chapel Hill Town Council should fast track the Gig.U initiative moving forward.

Chamber of Commerce members are 'for hire'

By Jenny Drabble | August 30

In the past four years, Aaron Nelson has worked as a short-order cook, a shoe salesman and a garbage collector — but only for a day.

Chamber gives fifth annual report on area’s well-being

By From staff and wire reports | August 28

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with its Foundation for a Sustainable Community, gave the fifth annual State of the Community ...

Tenant law changes expands the rights of landlords

By Samuel Mason | July 11

Students who rent or lease property may have even less protection from their landlords in the fall.

40 years of Chapel Hill work by Pat Evans

By Jamie Stuart | July 2

Since moving to Chapel Hill in 1970, Pat Evans has left her mark on the town in many ways, including the Carolina blue fire trucks and development of ...

Chamber of Commerce looks to encourage Chinese investment

By Ethan Robertson | November 10

Gov. Bev Perdue approached the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce last month about opportunities for Chinese industries to invest in the area.

OE Enterprises named Business of the Year

By Chessa DeCain | November 7

Billy Swann’s favorite part about coming to work every day is simply getting to do his job. He works as a janitor at the OE Enterprises building and ...

Chamber of commerce to host legislative briefing

By From staff and wire reports | September 28

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce will host its annual State Legislative Briefing on Oct. 11.

Chapel Hill’s 'The Edge' development could bring national retailers

By Pete Mills | September 21

Some big retail stores might be arriving in Chapel Hill soon as part of a new development project off Eubanks Road, near Interstate 40.

Chamber of Commerce president, Aaron Nelson, bartends to connect with members

By Florence Bryan | September 6

A familiar face was behind the bar at the Town Hall Grill in Southern Village Tuesday night.

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School District sees uneven income distribution

By Brian Fanney | September 5

As the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district plans for a new elementary school, the growing gap in the number of students who receive free and reduced-price ...

Local commerce chamber fastest growing in NC

By Brian Fanney | April 20

A recent membership drive established the local chamber of commerce as the fastest growing in North Carolina. The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce ...

Town sets goals to improve business community

By Lindsay Pope | April 6

Employer retention and business regulation improvements are the top priorities in a plan by a local organization to improve the area’s business climate.For ...

Orange County looks to employ homeless via social enterprise

By Lindsay Pope | February 2

Orange County is looking at social enterprise as a possible solution for employing the homeless. A social enterprise program would provide employment ...

Community leaders and business owners discuss future area development at annual meeting

By Tori Koesters | January 25

Residents, community leaders and business owners met at the Chapel Hill-Carborro Chamber of Commerce’s annual meeting Tuesday to discuss how local businesses ...