Carr, Coffey, Stephens, Williams Elected To OC School Board
Tom Carr was the top vote-getter in the six-person race for four seats on the OC School Board.
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Jacobs, McKee Win Reelection To BOCC
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 6, 2014 | Election
In the 2014 primary, incumbent County Commissioners Barry Jacobs and Earl McKee won reelection by wide margins.
Read MoreLavelle: Carrboro Day Is Sunday
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 2, 2014 | News Around Town
Mayor Lydia Lavelle joined us on the WCHL Afternoon News to talk about Carrboro Day, this Sunday from 1-6 PM.
Read MoreDSI Comedy Theater Opens On Franklin St
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 1, 2014 | Arts
Tonight, the DSI Comedy Theater moves to its new space on West Franklin Street. Owner Zach Ward visited us this week.
Read MoreBOCC Candidates McKee, Marcoplos Meet In WCHL Forum: AUDIO
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 1, 2014 | Election
BOCC District 2 candidates Earl McKee and Mark Marcoplos are facing each other in the May 6 primary.
Read MoreAlderman Hopefuls Meet In WCHL Candidates Forum: AUDIO
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 29, 2014 | Election
The three candidates for Carrboro Board of Aldermen met in a forum Monday on WCHL. Listen here.
Read MoreHauser, Jacobs Square Off In BOCC Candidate Forum: AUDIO
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 28, 2014 | Election
Bonnie Hauser and Barry Jacobs are the two candidates for the at-large seat on the BOCC. Listen to their debate here.
Read MoreNearly 500 Cast Ballots In OC Thursday
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 25, 2014 | Election
472 voters cast ballots in Orange County Thursday, on the first day of early voting for the May primary.
Read MoreNew And Young Leaders Learning To “Disagree Well”
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 24, 2014 | Uncategorized
At WCHL’s Community Forum, new and young local leaders and elected officials talked about how to make a difference.
Read MoreCosts Up, Partnerships Down, But “People Want To Live Here”
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 24, 2014 | Uncategorized
At WCHL’s Community Forum, Chancellor Carol Folt, BOCC Chair Barry Jacobs, and Orange County’s mayors talked partnerships.
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