Brian Bower is running for a seat in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board—but he doesn’t want to win.
Read More »Fifty years ago, a scared 12-year-old black boy entered the doors of Chapel Hill Junior High School for the first time. His name was Stanley Vickers.
Read More »While making the decision to enter the race for mayor of Chapel Hill, Sookram remembered a piece by Douglas Adams that describes a planet run by lizards.
Read More »Sitting in traffic for hours is one thing Laney Dale doesn’t miss about living in Los Angeles.
Read More »As a martial arts instructor, Cho said he strives to teach self-discipline, self-control and self-respect — qualities that he tries to apply to his daily life as well.
Read More »With a wooden needle in each hand, Beth Gregory pulled out her iPad to check on her progress.
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With a $2.3 million gap in the town’s transit system budget, some riders could be left without a way home.
Read More »After cooking for 12 hours and serving barbecue samples for another five, Jeff Whitney looked forward to going home, taking a nap and eating a salad.
Read More »For Kristen Powers, real change came with the installation of a light switch.
Read More »With rising summer air conditioning bills in sight, more than 100 Chapel Hill residents are aiming to make their homes more energy efficient. Through the town’s Worthwhile Investments Save Energy program, residents apply for town subsidies of household improvements that can reduce energy bills.
Read More »UNC alumnus Chip Venable brings his kids, Preston and Hannah, to the festival every year. "The kids really love it. They love the rides and the balloons and I like to have my barbecue," Venable said.
UNC alumnus Chip Venable brings his kids, Preston and Hannah, to the festival every year. "The kids really love it. They love the rides and the balloons and I like to have my barbecue," Venable said.
Leah Cook samples Jeff Whitney's Lexington style barbecue, which was cooked slowly over a hardwood fire all night. It's sauce was made with vinegar, ketchup, salt, pepper and other spices. They were competing for People's Choice Award. "It's my first time here and it's awesome. It smells like the fair," Cook said.
Augustus Cho will run for a seat in the Town Council.
Leah Cook samples Jeff Whitney's Lexington style barbecue, which was cooked slowly over a hardwood fire all night. It's sauce was made with vinegar, ketchup, salt, pepper and other spices. They were competing for People's Choice Award. "It's my first time here and it's awesome. It smells like the fair," Cook said.
Tim Sookam will run for mayor in November.
Families laid on the grass, listened to jazz and had brunch Sunday from 11:00 AM - 01:00 PM at Jazz & More Brunch. Music by Olivarez Trio.
Families laid on the grass, listened to jazz and had brunch Sunday from 11:00 AM - 01:00 PM at Jazz & More Brunch. Music by Olivarez Trio.
Laney Dale will run for a seat in the Chapel Hill Town Council in November.
Augustus Cho will run for a seat in the Town Council.
