OC Health Dept Targets Child Poverty With New “Family Success Alliance”
Despite an air of affluence, a growing number of families in Orange County are struggling to get by.
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A Snapshot of One Orange County Polling Place on Election Day
As the sky was darkening in the late afternoon on election day, cars moved into and out of the few available spaces in the parking lot at the fire station training facility at the corner of highway 86 and Weaver Dairy Road Extension. This was the polling place for the Weaver Dairy Precinct in Chapel Hill.
Read MoreNovember 5, 2014
Posted by Staff | Nov 5, 2014 | A Page From D.G. Martin's Notebook
Hudson to Stay on NC Supreme Court
Judges’ races were political this year, thanks to lots of out-of-state money that flowed in to support conservative challengers to sitting judges, in some cases.
Read MorePrice Wins 14th Term; Republicans Win Most U.S. House Seats From N.C.
On Tuesday, Rep. David Price of District 4 easily won his 10th consecutive term and his 14th overall in the U.S. House.
Read MoreTillis Wins
North Carolina Republican House Speaker Thom Tillis is the state’s next junior U.S. Senator.
Read MoreFoushee, Meyer, Insko Easily Win State House And Senate Seats
Democratic incumbents swept away their Republican challengers in three local races for State House and Senate.
Read MoreBurroughs To Join Orange County Board of Commissioners
Democrat Mia Burroughs becomes the newest member of the Orange County Board of Commissioners after beating Republican Gary Kahn with 76 percent of the vote.
Read MoreTokoto Targeting Top For ‘No-Fear Tar Heels’
Posted by Staff | Nov 4, 2014 | Basketball, UNC Sports
UNC junior forward J.P. Tokoto may be one of the most explosive athletes in ACC basketball. With a new season nearly here, Tokoto says he’s been improving his jump shot in the hopes of providing a scoring lift for the Tar Heels.
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