There are fewer young professionals between the ages of 20 and 34 in Chapel Hill compared to in Durham and Raleigh, likely because of two major factors — affordable housing and limited job opportunities.
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There are fewer young professionals between the ages of 20 and 34 in Chapel Hill compared to in Durham and Raleigh, likely because of two major factors — affordable housing and limited job opportunities.
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We will update this list as more closures are reported.
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McDougle Elementary School hosted its very first Family Reading Partners event to help families come together to explore the benefits of reading.
Read More »A bike boom has come to Carrboro — on any given day, one can find cyclists riding alongside cars, bikes strapped to the front of buses and bikes parked outside businesses.
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Car rider lines, long division and recess are the things that usually make up the daily life of a 7-year-old. But Phineas Sandi is unlike most children his age.
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Read More »Following complaints of frustrated residents and apartments in unacceptable conditions, Chapel Ridge has changed management in an effort to improve the apartment complex.
Read More »Pickled veggies are a staple of Southern culture.
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new-bus-route-0121Chapel Hill Transit is drafting its recommendation for a new bus route and it’s looking for residents’ input.
Read More »While the national election stage is just being set, the upcoming March primary will directly determine who will fill the four seats on the Orange County Board of Commissioners.
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Carolina for the Kids is still looking for a permanent location for its N.C. Children’s Hospital primary care clinic, but the temporary location on Franklin Street is working well for the moment.
Read More »The North Carolina Botanical Garden has partnered with two botanical institutions in the northeast to start an eastern branch of the program Seeds of Success.
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Thinking of decking out your house or apartment with some high-price items, but worried about theft? Good news — the Chapel Hill Police Department noted a significant decrease in break-ins over winter break this year thanks to extra patrols and student responsiveness.
Read More »The Inter-Faith Council rose to the challenge issued by The Stewards Fund and exceeded their end-of-year goal of $92,625.
Read More »The American Legion Post 6 District 12 Division 3, located on a scenic 36 acre property, is subject to be bought by Woodfield Acquisitions LLC and changed into 600 apartments. Woodfield Acquisitions LLC is a developer and operator of multi-family and mixed-use assets in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern U.S.
Read More »Ten teachers in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools system received National Board Certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. North Carolina has 20,677 National Board Certified teachers — the highest number of teachers in a state with board certification in the country.
Read More »He’s Not Here’s ABC permits will be suspended for at least 21 days starting Feb. 12.
Read More »Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools became the largest certified organization in Orange County to pay all full-time and part-time employees a living wage.
Read More »Representatives for the Chapel Hill bar He’s Not Here have signed offers in compromise for the establishment’s three pending violations.
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Tiny homes are becoming a viable housing option for homeless people with mental illness.
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