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UNC students and Chapel Hill community members alike are excited about a new bookstore/coffee shop coming to Franklin Street.
A Mad Hatter's Cafe and Bakeshop will be coming to UNC this summer. Many students are excited about the addition because they will no longer have to drive to Durham to enjoy the restaurant's food.
While donuts will still be available at Rise, they're moving out of the spotlight to make room for new biscuit recipes.
The IFC plans to eventually co-locate the community kitchen and the food pantry, which are currently in two different buildings.
At the Charity and Justice Community Workshop held at the Carrboro Century Center on Monday, community members explored the ways to respond to human need, especially efforts that can be contributed in the Orange County community.
Outside seating in the town of Chapel Hill will now be more spacious for your outdoor dining desires.
Cosmic Cantina is raising its prices by 9 percent. The restaurant is known for being open until 4 a.m. and serving quality food at a reasonable price.
Every UNC student knows about Maple View Farm. Since moving to Hillsborough, the farm's founder Robert Nutter's hard work led his farm to success. He received several awards for his contributions to the community.
We break down a few potential places for you to watch UNC in the NCAA Tournament.
Ice cream might join North Carolina's state symbols as the official frozen treat, but the bill still needs to pass.
Local businesses and restaurants in Orange County are attempting to reduce single-use plastic waste during the month of March.
Read about what has caused some Franklin Street businesses to see one of their worst years yet.
The 4 Fair Food Tour is traveling through different college campuses around the country to encourage schools to consider farmworker rights while selecting the food they provide to students.
The food, people and music are what the new Mediterranean restaurant coming to Franklin Street is all about.
Ms Mong's apparently is here to stay. The Hemp Store awaits its grand opening. And a new dessert place is to replace Sugarland.
The Chapel Hill Town Council passed a memorandum to support the Orange County Food Council, an organization that aims to increase food security throughout the county. Now, for the memorandum to be passed, it must be put up to a vote by the Orange County Commissioners.
This Carrboro restaurant raises money for local organizations every Tuesday and Wednesday night.
Na'wara de Arepa, a new food truck that serves arepas in Chapel Hill, is owned by two Venezuelans who immigrated to the U.S. However, starting a new business with most of their family still in Venezuela hasn't been easy.
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