After months of deliberation and planning, the Town of Carrboro will recognize the artists who contributed to the two Black Lives Matter Murals at their town council meeting tonight.
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The Wegmans in Chapel Hill is just over one week away from opening. The Chapel Hill location will be the 105 store in the supermarket chain.
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The Orange County Health Department says it will work with schools to ensure educators can be vaccinated before returning to in-person learning. The health department said it will work with the two public school systems, private and charter schools and the childcare providers within the county to develop a plan to vaccinate eligible staff under new state COVID-19 guidance.
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The Orange County Community Climate Action Grant program awarded funding to six projects last week to lower environmental impact and combat climate change in the community. The Town of Chapel Hill received funding for three of their proposed projects.
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Until the federal government increases allocations for North Carolina as a whole, smaller counties in North Carolina like Orange county will receive fewer or no vaccine allocations.
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A U.S. Army veteran living in Hillsborough recently received a new roof. The effort was orchestrated by HRH Roofing, as part of the Owens Corning Roof Deployment Project through partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Orange County.
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New research out of Duke University shows that stopping evictions and utility shutoffs made a difference in the preventing the spread and deaths of COVID-19.
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The first day of the Biden Administration saw 17 executive orders signed – six of which dealt with immigration. For UNC group UndocuCarolina this news brought a sense of hope for undocumented members of the UNC community.
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The Town of Carrboro has created a Racial Equity Commission to provide reparations and make amends with its Black community members.
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After the first week of classes for UNC’s spring 2021 semester, cases are still prominent despite new safety regulations and testing procedures.
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