In today’s news: a world-record attempt comes up short, but still provides CPR training to 20,000 North Carolinians.
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This week, Aaron welcomes Joshua Trent Brown, a local author whose debut novel is “The Walls Are Closing In On Us.”
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Read MoreTrending today is another negative side effect of Trump’s tariffs and trade wars: the collapse of the ginseng industry in Wisconsin.
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Read MoreSaturday, February 28, head to Pittsboro for “What You Will,” a Shakespeare-inspired musical performed by local teens with Woodshed Arts.
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Read MoreIn today’s news: Chapel Hill gets a setback in plans for bike/ped safety on Estes Drive, and UNC leaders try to define “academic freedom.”
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Read MoreThe Monet Richardson Community Foundation is hosting a “‘Rosé and Roses Soiree” March 8, to raise funds for scholarships and school supplies.
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Read MoreTrending today: a very nerdy new video game called Federal Reserve Simulator, where you can play as a Fed chair trying to save the economy.
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Read MoreAaron chats with Rusty Carter, who’s leading the “Renovate Don’t Relocate” effort to keep UNC men’s basketball at the Smith Center.
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Read MoreIn today’s news: early voting continues in this year’s midterm primary, and Seth Trimble puts up 30 points in UNC’s win over Louisville.
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Read MoreThis week, Tom attempts to gauge the state of the Allam-Foushee Congressional primary by looking at early voting numbers.
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