I can discuss investment portfolios, interest rates and pension liabilities for longer than most people would consider healthy. But if you open the hood of a car and ask me what I am looking at, I will confidently say “the engine” and hope you change the subject.
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Motivation during a weather delay spurred Chapel Hill High football’s takeover vs. Carrboro High, finishing off in a 49-25 blowout win.
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September is Preparedness Month in North Carolina, a time to remind ourselves that being ready for a natural disaster happens long before a storm is on the horizon.
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Where should you live as you age? In this episode, Judy and Jess explore three very different senior living options — from the massive, high-energy world of The Villages in Florida, to the upscale, medically supported lifestyle at The Cedars, to the social, flexible 55+ rental community at Overture.
You’ll meet residents (including a 100-year-old Cedars member), hear honest stories about affordability, lifestyle, health needs, and community, and get an inside look at how people choose where to live as their lives and bodies change. With humor, heart, and real on-the-ground conversations, this episode helps you imagine what aging well might look like for you or someone you love.
Not Ready for the Farm is proudly presented by: The 79°West Innovation Hub, Clarity Legal Group, West Fork Wealth Management, Health Source Chiropractic, Purple Puddle, and HOPE Renovations.
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. This month, Tas Lagoo and Ben Berolzheimer from the Town’s Planning Department, share how their work shapes Chapel Hill now and in the future.
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Photographer Tony Mergliano attended the demonstration and captured these images, some of which contain strong language.
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Few players have left as enduring a mark on the UNC football program as All-American running back Don McCauley.
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Longtime UNC football writer Lee Pace has been to Kenan Stadium more times than he can count. Still, he never forgot his first visit.
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When is “I’m fine” no longer fine for an aging parent or loved one? Judy and Jess sit down with aging life care manager Jennifer Szakaly to talk frankly about when to step in, when to move, and what it really costs- emotionally and financially. They dig into caregiving crossroads, aging in place vs. assisted living, solo agers, Medicaid realities, family conflict, and downsizing a lifetime of “stuff.” If you’re caring for parents, aging solo, or finally asking “What’s my plan?,” this episode will nudge you out of denial and into action.
Not Ready for the Farm is proudly presented by: The 79°West Innovation Hub, Clarity Legal Group, West Fork Wealth Management, Health Source Chiropractic, Purple Puddle, and HOPE Renovations.
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Voice of the Tar Heels Jones Angell recalls his first visit to Kenan Stadium as a fan from Jacksonville, N.C. in the 1990s.
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