Orange County Board of Commissioners runs unopposed
Four candidates for the Orange County Board of County Commissioners celebrated their uncontested victories throughout North Carolina last night.
Read More »Four candidates for the Orange County Board of County Commissioners celebrated their uncontested victories throughout North Carolina last night.
Read More »At the bottom of the ballots in Orange County, voters decided to support two bond referendums.
Read More »Cedar Grove Blueberry Farm may soon expand to include Orange County’s first winery, Botanist and Barrel.
Read More »To say Orange County has historically been a bit liberal is like saying the five-term United States Senator Jesse Helms was a bit conservative.
Read More »By eating out today you are not just curbing your appetite, you’re helping relieve hunger in Chapel Hill and Carrboro.
Read More »On Nov. 1 the town of Carrboro passed an ordinance that gives town officials the authority to ask landowners of vacant non-residential properties to inspect ...
Read More »Minutes into Monday's Chapel Hill Town Council business meeting, UPS employee Dianne Edwards gave an emotional plea for help after she claimed UPS repeatedly ...
Read More »The Inter-Faith Council’s FoodFirst building has been years in the making.
Read More »Family and friends gathered Sunday to celebrate the 2016 class of Town Treasures — a title that honors exceptional citizens of Chapel Hill and Carrboro. ...
Read More »Customers of the bar He’s Not Here saw their typical Blue Cups turn pink for the last half of October.
Read More »They say you are what you eat. In college, this may be especially true. For these UNC alumni, the places where they loved to eat back in the day still ...
Read More »The Raleigh Immigrant Community (RIC) started a program to help immigrants in the Triangle area after receiving a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Office ...
Read More »Franklin Street drew in crowds of about 25,000 costumed people for Halloween celebrations Monday night, but there was only one arrest made during the ...
Read More »This October, McDougle Middle School’s football team decided to change up its uniforms to spread breast cancer awareness — the team wore pink jerseys ...
Read More »Franklin Street was filled with Minions, Noah's ark and the famed He's Not blue cups for a Halloween celebration Monday night.
Read More »Ongoing construction on Rosemary Street is causing traffic delays, loud noises at night, and slowed business traffic along affected areas.
Read More »Indy Week magazine did not endorse Orange County's Affordable Housing Bond for the upcoming election, to the surprise and anger of many in the Chapel ...
Read More »Blocks of East Cameron and East Franklin streets will be closed to traffic beginning at 8 p.m.
Read More »The planning for next year's Halloween will begin on Nov. 1.
Read More »When Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools were first desegregated in 1966, Keith Edwards’ dream to one day be a member of the Lincoln High School band ...
Read More »