Carrboro mayor Lydia Lavelle declares March 22 as Arbor Day; Carrboro challenges Chapel Hill to a water-conservation contest; and the town gets ready for Pride Month in June.
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Read MoreChapel Hill resident and former Town Council member Maria Palmer is a plaintiff in Rucho v. Common Cause, the partisan-gerrymandering case that’s being heard by the Supreme Court next week.
Read MoreThe Mueller report gets ready to drop (but not yet, as we were talking). Also, Aaron and Jean discuss why it’s important for people in power to actually care about the law.
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Following a weekend incident involving armed pro-Confederate demonstrators on campus, UNC interim chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz says he’s taking several steps to ensure safety on campus.
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Chapel Hill police chief Chris Blue says his department warned UNC police in advance about pro-Confederate demonstrators who illegally brought firearms onto campus last weekend.
Read MoreRemembering events in North Carolina history that highlight both inspiring heroes…and disturbing trends.
Read MoreTom explains why Thom Tillis flip-flopped on Trump’s emergency declaration – and why other Republicans are falling in line behind the President against their own better judgment. Also, 2020 polls!
Read MoreThe Chapel Hill Town Council considers an incentives package to encourage office-space development in Glen Lennox; town planners seek to make it easier for restaurants to offer sidewalk dining.
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Read MoreOrange County Commissioner Penny Rich gives an update on how the county is dealing with a computer virus that shut down services. Also on tap: affordable housing and regional transit (post-light rail).
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Read MoreDebby and Aaron compare their brackets. Also, we discuss upcoming events Debby’s involved in organizing – like the Basketball Analytics Summit and Orange County’s Community Read.
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