OC Advisory Board; Memory Screening; Master Aging Plan
Orange County citizens can have a positive impact on the future of the county by volunteering to serve on a variety of advisory boards and commission.
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Meadowmont Village Festival
Posted by Staff | Nov 18, 2013 | Photo Galleries
On a beautiful sunny autumn afternoon, Medowmont held its first ever Village Festival, a day-long family event of music, games, food and shopping. The day also included a parade lead by the Bulltown Strutters, marching and playing their New Orleans inspired sound throughout the village square!
Read MoreField Hockey Earns Final Four Ticket
Posted by Staff | Nov 17, 2013 | UNC Sports
The third-ranked Tar Heels defeated No. 13 Wake Forest 5-2 Sunday in an NCAA Tournament second round game at Francis E. Henry Stadium to advance to the NCAA semifinals.
Read MoreUNC Joins NFLPA For Program To Help Former Players
The NFL Players Association unveiled its new program called “The Trust,” selecting UNC as a site for medical evaluations…
Read MoreCHFD Warns To Warm Your House Safely
We’ve had some cold weather so far this late Autumn and the forecast is calling for a return to some colder conditions after today’s warm snap.
Read MoreDropping Temperatures Force The Homeless Inside
Posted by Staff | Nov 17, 2013 | News Around Town
Most residents of Chapel Hill and Orange County probably do not think much about the homeless problem because this is not a big city like New York, Atlanta or even Charlotte. But there are still homeless people around the area, even though it is rural.
Read MoreSunday Surprise: Tar Heels Fall to Belmont in 83-80 Thriller
Posted by Staff | Nov 17, 2013 | UNC Sports
But at the close of the contest, the Tar Heels couldn’t overcome abysmal free-throw shooting and poor defense.
Read MoreCarrboro Aldermen Debate Downtown Parking
Posted by Staff | Nov 17, 2013 | Local Government
Carrboro Aldermen agree on the need for a comprehensive downtown parking plan, but when it comes to how to manage parking, not everyone sees eye to eye.
Read MoreOWASA Maintains Water Rates For Two Years
In the past couple years our community owned water treatment facility, OWASA, has received several awards and kept water rates the same.
Read More“Exhale” Losing Its Breath; Back-To-Work Program; Adjustment Board Appointment
Posted by Staff | Nov 17, 2013 | News Around Town
Fog mist from the “Exhale” steel sculpture at 140 West Franklin with take a breather for winter beginning on Monday.
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