Elle Kehres
Articles
Chapel Hill chuckling through Comedy Arts Festival
The 17th annual North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival kicked off Wednesday at DSI Comedy Theater on Franklin Street, and will feature improvisation, sketch and standup comedy from professional and collegiate groups through Feb. 25.
Ask for Angela campaign at bars aims to reduce sexual assault
Goodfellows Bar has taken a step to combat sexual violence by implementing the “Ask for Angela” campaign.
New mixed-use development to bring jobs to Chapel Hill, fix parking problem
It looks as though Chapel Hill’s makeover is still not finished.
La Residence to reopen in January after kitchen fire
Final preparations are underway for La Residence to re-open for the new year.
Orange County Board of Commissioners runs unopposed
Four candidates for the Orange County Board of County Commissioners celebrated their uncontested victories throughout North Carolina last night.
Wegmans approved to open in Chapel Hill
Cafes and pharmacies and food, oh my! Wegmans Food Markets is coming to Chapel Hill, bringing with it an abundance of products and wholesome service.
Community coalition will address high-risk drinking
Fighting high-risk drinking in Chapel Hill is a team effort.
Rosemary construction improving sidewalks, impeding traffic in the meantime
Chapel Hill began public improvements this summer that will make Rosemary Street a safer and more pleasant experience for pedestrians.
Chapel Hill plans first all-inclusive, accessible playground
Chapel Hill has nine playgrounds, but the town is in the process of planning a new playground that's accessible for all children — especially those with disabilities.
The Fix-A-Home Project gives back to longtime Northside residents
Paul and Belinda Caldwell have lived in their Chapel Hill home for the past 40 years.
