Chapel Hill Town Council moves to enact Neighborhood Conservation District standards for Elkin Hills
The #CHTC just referred a petition supporting no/low vision guidelines to be reviewed by the mayor and town manager.
Read More »The #CHTC just referred a petition supporting no/low vision guidelines to be reviewed by the mayor and town manager.
Read More »After a year of controversy and dissent, the Chapel Hill Town Council decided to purchase the American Legion land on Dec. 5 for $7.9 million. The decision ...
Read More »Construction may seem to be coming to a close on Rosemary Street, but a whole lot more is just beginning.
Read More »The Chapel Hill Historical Society, which strives to create an appreciation for Chapel Hill’s past, celebrated its 50th anniversary on Jan. 22 at the ...
Read More »Local filmmaker Charlie Morris has been hiking and playing with his children around Bolin Creek for 14 years.
Read More »The Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership presented a report and plans for 2017 on Friday at its annual meeting was held at DSI Comedy Theatre.
Read More »The Carrboro Police Department charged a Chapel Hill man with first-degree murder and armed robbery from an incident that occurred in December 2015.
Read More »Susan Levy, executive director of Orange County Habitat for Humanity, has dedicated the bulk of her professional career to community organizing and affordable ...
Read More »It looks as though Chapel Hill’s makeover is still not finished.
Read More »The Orange County Living Wage initiative, a program encouraging business to compensate their employees fairly, has just certified its 100th employer — ...
Read More »Jasmin Mediterranean Bistro has permanently closed its location on the corner of West Franklin and North Columbia streets.
Read More »"The Chapel Hill Town Council have approved a project to remove the 'Historic Airport Road' from MLK Jr. Boulevard street signs."
Read More »Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza is moving into Jasmin Mediterranean Bistro's old location on the corner of West Franklin Street and North Columbia Street.
Read More »Two elected officials in Carrboro joined more than 150 other LGBTQ officials across the U.S. in sending a letter to President-elect Donald Trump on Friday, ...
Read More »Police, cameras, action! On Jan. 10, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen met to discuss the updates on a new policy regarding the implementation of police ...
Read More »The town of Chapel Hill is moving forward in updating its aging fleet of Carolina blue transit buses.
Read More »The Carrboro Board of Aldermen met Tuesday night to discuss parking and transit plans.
Read More »Chapel Hill resident CJ Suitt read “Chapel Hill,” a poem he wrote about his personal experiences growing up in Chapel Hill and the injustices he’s ...
Read More »Most high school students work fast-food or retail jobs, but East Chapel Hill High School junior Max Alway-Townsend has different plans.
Read More »A man was transported to UNC Hospitals in serious condition following an altercation near Old Chicago Saturday night.
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