The Filing Period for 2025 Local Elections Is Underway. Who Is Running?
In this local elections cycle, there are several elected roles for Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough and Pittsboro on the ballot.
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Talking TABLE: Guide to Greens and Eating Fresh This Season
TABLE’s partner farms are bursting with greens this season, which means the children we serve are receiving plenty of fresh kale, swiss chard, lettuce, spinach and more!
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Historic Flooding in Chapel Hill Damaged WCHL’s AM Equipment. Here’s How to Still Listen
Among the many Orange County community members who suffered flood damage from Sunday night’s intense flooding is WCHL and its AM operations.
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On the Porch: Noah Smalls: A Peek Behind the Curtain of the Art World
Noah Smalls is a curator, exhibition designer, gallery director, and consultant committed to advancing equity and social impact in the arts. He currently serves as Director of Exhibitions and Collections Management at the Williams College Museum of Art and as Gallery Director at Rush Arts in Philadelphia.
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‘Mind Your Business’: Local Openings, Closings and Updates in April-June 2025
Check out the different local business updates from the greater Chapel Hill community from April to June in Chapelboro’s quarterly roundup.
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Excellence Unveiled: Rhonda Beatty and the Visitors Center
In the ninth installment of Excellence Unveiled, listen to Rhonda Beatty, director of the UNC Visitors Center, about the work, effort and expertise that goes into creating an interactive, world-class experience for visitors whether they’re coming to Carolina for the first time or returning for a trip down memory lane.
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Talking TABLE: From Farm to TABLE to Kids’ Plates
Feeding over 1,125 kids every single week requires lots of hard work, time, and community support. One key ingredient for our success? Fresh, local produce.
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‘No Response’: UNC’s AAUP President on Lack of Transparency from Trustees on Tenure Delay
After an unexplained delay in the tenure approval for 33 faculty this spring, UNC professors are saying the trustees have lost their trust.
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46th Annual Festival for the Eno Returns July 4 and 5
For over forty years, the Festival on the Eno has provided a weekend of music, local food, crafts and fun on the banks of the Eno River. This year, the 46th annual iteration will host guests across two days, four stages and 65 artists.
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Your Neighbor: The Mighty Eno
If the Eno River could speak, what stories would it tell? What secrets does it hold? Tree borings from large hardwoods and conifers can tell us about weather patterns and climate changes, and soil deposits along the banks record the impacts of floods land disturbances through the centuries.
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