This month on “The Changemakers” join for a discussion with Joel Tapper of Argos Biosystems about the development of a potential solution for preventing patients from “falling through the cracks” during emergency medical care visits — an all-in-one vital sign monitoring utility able to directly notify staff in the event of further complications, crashes or deterioration.
Dr. Samuel Ruthven Williamson, Jr., fourteenth Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of the South (Sewanee), passed away on October 27, 2026, aged 90. Sam was born in Bogalusa, Louisiana on November 10, 1935, the son...
A native of Hickory NC, Adele McLean is a business executive and consultant who has spent more than three decades helping Fortune 500 companies, healthcare organizations, and nonprofits solve complex operational challenges. With a business degree and Master of Accounting from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill she has built a career leading organizational change, improving performance, and helping teams tackle difficult problems. Today, Adele is applying that same business mindset to exploring how communities can use data, measurement, and collaboration to create greater economic opportunity for everyone. Adele served on the BOD of the United Way of Chatham County and as consultative counsel to the former Director of United Way to support the development of the Bold Goal. Adele is an active volunteer with the Salvation Army, where she provides financial mentoring and budgeting workshops to community members. In partnership with others, she is helping develop the strategic business case for a Chatham County Community Resource Center to improve access to coordinated community services.
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center is pleased to announce the return of the Jupiter Ball. The signature Chapel Hill gala revives a proud 25-year history to benefit the “Science for All” initiative with a premier evening of celebration and philanthropy.
If you saw your gas prices drop a few weekends ago and wondered what happened, you’re not the only one. On October 8, the average price of gas in North Carolina was $4.10 a gallon; today, it’s $3.45, the lowest in the nation.