Maryam Mohamed
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Award-winning local company helps expand startups
Launch Chapel Hill is an award-winning company created to help expand business ventures and stimulate economic growth within Chapel Hill and Orange County.
Pizza places populate Franklin
Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. Small, large, circle, square, thin crust, stuffed crust or with extra toppings.
An architect, three artists and a professor: the Freelon family
The Freelon family has roots in the Triangle, but their talents have taken them to everywhere from an art installation in Madagascar to a mayoral campaign in Durham.
Carrburritos still rolling forward 20 years later
Rae Fairbanks Mosher, never thought she would be a business owner. But now, as the owner and manager of Carrburritos — a restaurant in Carrboro that serves fresh Mexican food — she can't imagine doing anything else.
WOTS: Are you voting in Chapel Hill's municipal elections?
This November, Chapel Hill and Carrboro are holding municipal elections for Town Council and Board of Aldermen respectively. In a college town like Chapel Hill, it can be easy to get wrapped up in campus life and not stay engaged in local politics. Staff writer Maryam Mohamed asked students, "Are you planning on voting this November and why?"
Chapel Hill Town Council meets Sept. 13
Follow along with our live coverage at the Sept. 13 meeting of the Chapel Hill Town Council here:
Carrboro mayor declares Labor Day "Living Wage Day"
On Aug. 25, Carrboro Mayor Lydia Lavelle declared Labor Day "Living Wage Day" to promote paying workers fairly.
Some UNC professors aren't afraid to get political
Some UNC professors don't shy away from talking about — or publishing — their take on state and national politics.
High rates don't deter students from living on Franklin
With beads of sweat on their foreheads and drenched white tank tops clinging to their bodies, the construction team building Carolina Square works through the scorching North Carolina summer heat.
UNC Medical School PAWS Program in danger of being defunded
UNC PAWS, a dog-training therapy program that helps clients with mental health disorders, might be suspended unless their fundraising campaign is successful.
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Town Council Sept. 13
The Chapel Hill Town Council met on Wednesday night.
Danielle Art Gallery
Danielle Nicholson graduated this year with a Bachelors Degree in Exercise and Sports Science and created this photo gallery so that people from different intersecting identities and marginalized groups can tell their stories.