During Developmental Disability Awareness Month, the Triangle Disability Awareness Council and local businesses are facilitating conversations about intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Read More »The 203 Project is set to be completed and open in June 2024, according to Susan Romaine, Carrboro mayor pro tem. The project is on schedule if the weather permits construction to continue.
Read More »This week is National Invasive Species Awareness Week. Carrboro is celebrating with an extraction event at Anderson Community Park on Saturday.
Read More »Mediterranean Deli, Bakery and Catering hosted a fundraiser on Wednesday for earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria as the death toll passed 40,000. The benefit raised over $30,000, all of which went to the victims.
Read More »On Saturday, Chapel Hill and Carrboro celebrated Transit Equity Day, which lined up with Rosa Parks’ birthday in order to commemorate her role in the Civil Rights Movement. The day focuses on not only improving transit infrastructure, but increasing pedestrian safety and environmental equity.
Read More »Triangle Restaurant Week is open to all restaurants in the area, as long as they meet the event requirements. In the past, Butler said over 100 restaurants have participated and generated $1.6 million in extra revenue. The requirements include offering special three-course menu options and fixed pricing.
Read More »The average overall rent in Chapel Hill is $1,917 and $1,419 in Carrboro, according to RentCafe. The average rented space in Chapel Hill is 968 square feet and 857 in Carrboro, meaning the cost per individual square foot in Chapel Hill is roughly 19.6 percent more expensive than Carrboro
Read More »Gov. Roy Cooper announced that North Carolina gained 28,690 new jobs in 2022 according to a press release issued by the North Carolina Department of Commerce on Monday. CNBC and Business Facilities named North Carolina the State of the Year for Business in 2022 following an uptick in jobs and economic investment development.
Read More »Five adults have been confirmed to have died from flu complications this season, according to the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services. The first pediatric flu death occurred this week. According to NCDHHS, over half of the children who die from the flu do not have any preexisting medical conditions that could put them at risk.
Read More »The Chapel Hill Police Department set up a drop-off site from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Oct. 29. The site and information desk was located at Wegmans Food Market on Fordham Boulevard and aimed to educate the public about the dangers of misuse of prescription drugs.
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