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March for Meals
Posted by Staff | Apr 3, 2014 | Photo Galleries
The wonderful team of volunteers for Meals on Wheels invited Commissioner Penny Rich along for one of the many daily routes around Chapel Hill and Carrboro to see, first hand, the vital work they do!
Read MoreCommissioners Award Construction Bid for Rogers-Eubanks Community Center
Posted by Staff | Apr 2, 2014 | Development
Orange County Commissioners have awarded a bid to finally build the Rogers-Eubanks Neighborhood Association Community Center.
Read MoreCoach Fedora, Tar Heels Open Up “Classroom” To UNC Professors
Posted by Staff | Apr 2, 2014 | UNC Sports
Navy Field resembled something of a classroom Wednesday afternoon – the only notable disparities were the students dressed in pads and the room temperature was a balmy 82 degrees.
Read MoreWinter’s Over: It’s Pollen Time
Just when you were finished sneezing and feeling stuffy from that winter cold, prepare to start sneezing and feeling stuffy from the springtime pollen count.
Read MoreDurham Bulls Opening Day Features New-Look Ballpark
Posted by Staff | Apr 2, 2014 | Professional
The Durham Bulls baseball team opens up its 2014 International League season Thursday at freshly renovated Durham Bulls Athletic Park for a 6 p.m. game with the Gwinnett Braves.
Read MoreUNC Sets Ninth Consecutive Record For Number Of Applicants
UNC received a total of 31,321 first-year applications this admissions cycle, setting a ninth consecutive record. It’s an increase of two percent from last year and an increase of 35 percent compared to five years ago, according...
Read MorePittsboro Farmer’s Market Kicks-Off Thursday, Moves To New Location
Posted by Staff | Apr 2, 2014 | News Around Town
The Pittsboro Farmers’ Market is moving to a new location, Main Street Station, at 287 East St., relocating from its long-time home at the Chatham County Fairgrounds. The first market of the 2014 season kicks-off Thursday at...
Read MoreLocal Breweries Gear Up For North Carolina Beer Month
“The craft brewing industry in North Carolina is not that old, so for it to have grown the way it has is really remarkable,” Brown said.
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