County delivers 18,000 new recycling carts
By Mary Taylor Renfro | Jun. 23, 2014Orange County residents may find it easier to recycle with a new program being implemented by the county.
Read More »Orange County residents may find it easier to recycle with a new program being implemented by the county.
Read More »Orange County residents may find it easier to recycle with a new program being implemented by the county.
Read More »In preparation for the beginning of the next fiscal year, the Orange County Board of Commissioners, the Chapel Hill Town Council and the Carrboro Board of Aldermen have been working on their 2014-15 budgets.
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A man was shot in the 100 block of East Franklin Street at 2:40 a.m. Sunday, according to Chapel Hill police.
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Brandon Shamar Townsend, 21, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder, after a man was shot and killed in Chapel Hill on May 30.
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When John Woodard told customers the pharmacy in Sutton’s Drug Store was closing down, he got a lot of concern that the entire store would be going out of business.
Read More »Architecture students will help build a barn at Benevolence Farm, allowing the women who will live there to once again enjoy the night sky after their release from prison.
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Despite the tragedies that befell his first two business ventures, John Hanna opened Mina’s Grill on Franklin Street with optimism and determination.
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All up in your business for June 19
Read More »There were cheers for all of the Chapel Hill High School graduates on Saturday, but nobody got a louder ovation than Quentin Taylor.
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The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled the town of Chapel Hill does not have the authority to enforce an ordinance prohibiting the use of cell phones while driving.
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The students of Guy B.
Read More »Every week during the spring and summer, many businesses and organizations in Chapel Hill and Carrboro host special events for residents, featuring music and arts from the area.
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All up in your business for June 12
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People on Franklin Street lined up out the door of Sup Dogs, the Greenville-based restaurant which opened Monday.
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Chapel Hill residents are already well acquainted with the sounds of construction in downtown areas — and it is not over yet.Since 1994, the town of Chapel Hill has been ceaselessly renovating its sidewalks and surrounding public spaces around Franklin Street and Rosemary Street through a construction project called Streetscape.The Chapel Hill Town Council adopted the Streetscape Master Plan in 1993 and updated it in 2009 — and since then, the town has invested millions of dollars to make the sidewalks more attractive.
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UPDATE, 8:55 p.m.: Bartholomew Romidas Scott, 35, has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with Friday's shooting on Christopher Road near Fordham Boulevard.
Read More »A power outage has shut down traffic lights at the intersections of 15-501 and Willow Drive and 15-501 and South Estes Drive, as well as the intersection of Burning Tree Drive and Raleigh Road, according to Chapel Hill police.
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This month, Launch Chapel Hill is accepting applications to its biannual 22-week accelerator program, which provides tools for entrepreneurs to help them decrease risks and accelerate the growth of their start-up businesses.
Read More »After only a few months since the last appointment, Orange County School System returned to an old favorite to fill the position of superintendent.
Read More »In goverment meetings this week, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen discussed police camera technology and the Orange County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing regarding a solar farm.
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