Accusations Surrounding Moral Mondays Increase
The Civitas Institute published an article asserting that Rev. William Barber is profiting from the protests.
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1789 Incubator Is Open And Ready For Business
Posted by Staff | Jul 7, 2013 | Development
“It is awesome to watch the entrepreneurial ecosystem grow in Chapel Hill.”
Read MoreIs Growing Up Really All It’s Cracked Up To Be, Part II
Posted by Staff | Jul 7, 2013 | Uncategorized
You may remember one of my articles from a while ago where I talked about the ups and downs of growing up.
Read MoreBecome a “Kitchenworker” this Summer
Posted by Staff | Jul 6, 2013 | Food & Dining
Home cooks know Summer can mean more time spent in the kitchen preparing dishes using seasonal ingredients that peak this time of year.
Read MoreSt. Thomas More Parish Festival
Posted by Staff | Jul 6, 2013 | Photo Galleries
Friends gathered on the grounds of St. Thomas More Parish for a festival celebration complete with lots of food, dunking tanks, bocce tournaments and more!
Read More10 Candidates File As 2013 Election Season Gears Up
A host of incumbents and a handful of challengers signed up to run on the first day of filing for the 2013 municipal elections.
Read MoreThe ArtsCenter launches 12th Annual 10 by 10 Play Festival
On Friday, July 5th, The ArtsCenter in Carrboro kicks off its twelfth annual 10 by 10 play festival.
Read MoreKayaker Rescued From Haw River After Spending Night in Tree
State Highway Patrol rescued a man trapped in a tree in the Haw River early Friday morning after he was stranded there since Thursday night.
Read MoreMosquito Population Likely To Rise After Rainfall
While Sunday’s heavy rains were a major disruption for many in Chapel Hill, one local community is pleased by the change in the weather: mosquitoes.
Read MoreFlooding Leads To Closed Roads But No Lootings
In the aftermath of Sunday’s flood, Chapel Hill police have been looking out for lootings around abandoned or damaged apartments and homes.
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