Something for Everyone at City Kitchen
University Mall’s newest culinary addition dishes up refined American cuisine with an Old World flare.
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Best of Our State with Clyde Edgerton
We all love Our State magazine and this past weekend, the wonderful people from Our State took the time to celebrate the Best of Our State by presenting lectures by noted southern authors Bill Thompson, a UNC-CH Alumni, and local favorite Clyde Edgerton.
Read MoreFedora Worried About Heisman Hopeful Defender
UNC head football coach, Larry Fedora, says South Carolina’s Heisman hopeful Jadeveon Clowney is something to worry about as kickoff inched closer–now less than three weeks away.
Read MoreWake DA Offers Deferred Prosecution To Protesters
The Wake County district attorney is offering a course of action that could make the process shorter for some arrestees.
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Graduation Rates Rise
Superintendent Tom Forcella said this good news is due to a system-wide effort.
Read MoreVoter ID Bill Signed Into Law
The bill requires a form of government-issued photo I.D. to be able to vote, not including student I.D. or out-of-state driver’s licenses.
Read MoreSome Question If Gender Neutral Housing Ban Was An Informed Decision
“…in most cases, when people take to the time to hear what this program was really about and what it is not about as the Board of Trustees at our university did, they voted unanimously in favor of it upon hearing what is actually involved in it.”
Read MoreCH Library Stormwater System Crumbled Prior To June Floods
Chapel Hill just spent $16 million dollars to expand the library, but part of the new storm water management system began to fail months ago.
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