Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – commonly known as OCD – is often depicted in television as the need to clean or organize. But not everyone with OCD has those compulsions. OCD can affect what people think and even the way they walk – not always depicted in the entertainment industry.
One UNC student with OCD decided to change that. He wrote a musical to represent others like him.
A new water program in North Carolina could help many families struggling to pay their water bills and avoid water shutoffs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tuesday evening local leaders from across Orange County gathered as Damon Seils became Carrboro’s new mayor and Randee Haven-O’Donnell, Barbara Foushee and Danny Nowell began their new terms as Carrboro town council members.
While the country is still recovering from a recent school shooting in Michigan, the incident has sparked renewed discussion of school safety both nationally and locally.
The Chapel Hill Fire Department reported a fire Tuesday morning closing down Westminster Drive between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Banks drive. Drivers are asked to avoid the area.
A new coffee cafe on Franklin Street is set to open in the next few weeks. 1922 by Carolina Coffee Shop will be a coffee cafe with grab-and-go options.
Ten Triangle nonprofits received $50,000 each Thursday morning for their dedication to improving community health. PORCH, a hunger relief organization in the Chapel Hill – Carrboro community was one of those recipients.
After a challenging semester with growing concerns for the mental health of students and faculty, UNC leadership announced April 14, 2022 will be observed as a wellness day. All classes are cancelled on wellness days.