“Raising Arizona” Under The Stars; Master Gardening Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 19, 2014 | News Around Town Head to the Wallace Parking Deck on Rosemary Street on Friday, August 15, for a “free movie under the stars”! Read More
Carrboro Police To Citizens; Orangetheory Fitness; Hillsborough Tractor Supply Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 17, 2014 | News Around Town The Carrboro Police Department has launched a new online service that lets you see incident... Read More
“10 By 10” Takes Over The ArtsCenter Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 13, 2014 | Aaron Keck At the ArtsCenter’s 13th annual “10 By 10” show, there’s something for everyone. Read More
“Small House” Comes To Chatham Habitat Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 12, 2014 | Nonprofit Chatham Habitat for Humanity is building a “small house” on its Pittsboro campus. Read More
UNC Student Project Goes “Whole Hog” Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 3, 2014 | UNC “Powering A Nation” is the organization, and “Whole Hog” is the project – an online exploration of NC’s hog industry. Read More
On July 4, Remembering Our Civil Rights Legacy Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 3, 2014 | News Around Town Chapel Hill and Carrboro are both holding events this week to commemorate America’s centuries-long fight for equality. Read More
In Forum, Sheriff Candidates Find Common Ground Posted by Aaron Keck | Jul 3, 2014 | Election With the runoff election near, sheriff candidates Charles Blackwood and David Caldwell met at WCHL studios. Read More
Chapel Hill Comics Changing Hands Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 24, 2014 | Business Andrew Neal, the longtime owner of Franklin Street’s Chapel Hill Comics, says he’s selling after 11 years. Read More
NC GOP Unpopular – But Are They In Danger? Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 24, 2014 | Election Public Policy Polling director Tom Jensen says the GOP isn’t likely to lose control of the NCGA in 2014. Read More
Town Leaders Talk Obey Creek, Glen Lennox…And Chatham Park Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 22, 2014 | Local Government Several major developments are in the works in Chapel Hill. Here’s what town leaders and residents are saying. Read More