The Carrboro Farmers’ Market is gearing up to start its summer hours and expanded selection of produce in the coming week.
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To further its effort to curb prescription drug abuse, Orange County is opening two more drop boxes for prescription drugs in Hillsborough Wednesday.
Read More »The Carrboro Board of Aldermen discussed the rising cost of housing in increasingly walkable, bikeable, livable Carrboro at a meeting Tuesday while considering updates to the Affordable Housing Special Revenue Fund.
Read More »Top of the Hill’s Back Bar will be throwing it back starting on Thursday.
Read More »Reflecting on war experience can be intensely emotional — but John Howell, Hilary Lithgow and Theresa Yuschok hope to turn those reflections into valuable discussion with a new reading group for veterans at the Chapel Hill Public Library.
Read More »Orange County residents gathered at Galloway Ridge at Fearrington retirement community on Friday night to gather their goats.
Read More »Little Cinderellas and Iron Men squealed excitedly and ran to their parents Saturday night at the sight of a spooky bus covered in cobwebs with a bloody driver and his passengers left inside.
Read More »A restaurant specializing in the classic comfort food pairing of grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup will soon be coming to downtown Carrboro.
Read More »To remember the two victims of a hit-and-run accident a year ago on U.S. Highway 15-501, local cyclists held a group ride Friday evening to replace painted white “ghost bikes” to mark the site of the accident.
Read More »Customers are buying snacks and water at the Pit Stop.
David Deans, from Rocky Mount, N.C. (left) and Katie Coletta (right), senior at English program, from Cary, N.C. are helping Michael Knight, a Ph.D candidate at the Department of Religious Studies check out snacks he buys Tuesday at the Pit Stop.
Customers are buying snacks and water at the Pit Stop.
The Sigma Sigma Sigma members Morgan Van Den Eynde (right), freshman in Pre-business from Marietta, Georgia and Katie Turner, freshman in Health Management and Policy from Frederick, Maryland are handing out a card and a chocolate bar to a passerby.
