Clydefest 2014
The 13th Annual Clydefest, sponsored by the Chatham County Arts Council to celebrate Bynum artist Clyde Jones, was an afternoon full of fun for the whole family!
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CHCCS Officials Ask Town Council To Save Room For Schools
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Assistant Superintendent Todd LoFrese told the Town Council on Wednesday that district schools are nearing full capacity.
Read MoreDiamond Heels Stumble In Extras To Chanticleers
The No. 29 North Carolina baseball team failed to get its offense going Wednesday night en route to a 3-2 loss to Coastal Carolina to fall to 19-14 on the year.
Read MoreCarrboro Hiring Consultant to Study ‘Pay As You Throw’ Solid Waste Option
CARRBORO -The Town of Carrboro has decided to hire a consultant for up to $30,000, for research into the feasibility of a Pay-As-You-Throw system for solid waste disposal.
Read MoreTenacious Tar Heel Men’s Lax Fights For ACC Supremacy This Weekend
After starting 0-2 in ACC play, the Carolina men’s lacrosse team was in a world of trouble.
Read MorePoll: N.C. Republican Primary For U.S. Senate Likely Headed For A Run-Off
Unless something changes drastically, we are going to be headed to a run-off,” Jensen said.
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CHCCS Board of Education Nears Decision on Gifted Specialist Cuts
The Chapel Hill- Carrboro City Schools Board of Education may be making big cuts to gifted specialists in classrooms.
Read MoreUNC Board Of Governors To Discuss Need-Based Financial Aid Thursday
Two major state-funded programs for in-state students are the UNC Need-Based Grant, which allocated $122.5 million….
Read MoreSquirrel Hunting From Cars Reported Within Carrboro Town Limits
“Obviously, anytime you have someone driving around taking pot shots at squirrels that is a concern for us,” Atack said.
Read MoreOrange County Continues Streak of Lowest Unemployment in N.C.
Orange County continues to have the lowest rate of unemployment out of all 100 North Carolina counties.
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