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Chamber of Commerce to honor local heroes in Carrboro-Chapel Hill
Each year, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce recognizes people who help make the towns a thriving community.
Weaver Street shoppers are rounding up their totals for charity
This holiday season, Weaver Street Market is asking their customers to round up their purchases for its Round Up! campaign to help those in need.
Chapel Hill celebrates 17th year as 'Tree City USA' with planting of new tree
The town of Chapel Hill will be celebrating its status as a Tree City USA for the 17th year in a row this Friday on Arbor Day.
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.
Chapel Hill Town Council discussed the closing of Porthole Alley
The Chapel Hill Town Council discussed the closing of Porthole Alley in a meeting Wednesday night.
Tips for finding off-campus housing that works for you
It is the time of the year where students have to figure out where they will be living next school year. Students who choose to live off-campus have the option of either living in an apartment or in a house.
Chapel Hill prepares for Halloween, takes safety precautions
With Halloween around the corner, the town of Chapel Hill is taking safety precautions.
'Bring awareness to the silent violence': October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Since 1987, the month of October has been dedicated to bringing awareness to domestic violence and its victims.
All Up In Your Business for Sept. 29, 2016
Since June, Monterrey Mexican Restaurant has been operating a food truck that serves Chapel Hill from the Chapel Hill Tire parking lot on West Franklin Street.
The Orange County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday to discuss HB2
The Orange County Board of Commissioners proposed legislation authorizing individual counties to include sexual orientation and gender identity as protected classes of citizens and the repeal of House Bill 2 at their meeting on Tuesday.
