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John Oliver Rips North Carolina Voting Laws

Posted by Staff | Feb 15, 2016 | Arts & Entertainment

North Carolina voting laws, and similar ones around the country, were the subject of scathing criticism Sunday night. John Oliver took aim on his HBO show, Last Week Tonight. A string of states, including North Carolina, have...

Florida State Seminoles Take Down the Tar Heels

Posted by Staff | Feb 14, 2016 | Basketball, UNC Sports

Freshman guard Stephanie Watts’ team-leading 19 points and nine rebounds weren’t enough to propel the University of North Carolina women’s basketball team to a win on Sunday afternoon in the Tucker Center of Florida State...

Compton Road Bridge To Be Replaced

Posted by Staff | Feb 14, 2016 | News Around Town

North Carolina Department of Transportation contractors plan to replace Compton Road Bridge, closing the road between N.C. 86 and Carr Store Road north of Hillsborough. Work will begin at 7 a.m. on Monday, February 22. The new...

UNC Looking For Artists For Campus Buildings

Posted by Staff | Feb 14, 2016 | UNC

The FedEx Global Education Center at UNC is accepting artists’ proposals to display their work during the current academic year. The center hosts up to four exhibitions each year, including paintings, photography,...

Carrboro Beginning Oral History Project

Posted by Staff | Feb 13, 2016 | News Around Town

The Town of Carrboro has partnered with UNC’s Southern Oral History Project to create its own oral history that will be posted on the town website. The town hopes to conduct four to eight interviews per year and is seeking...

Thousands Attend Moral March on Raleigh

Posted by Staff | Feb 13, 2016 | Featured, State

Despite freezing temperatures thousands came to downtown Raleigh Saturday morning to protest for voting rights and other causes. The tenth annual Moral March on Raleigh and HK on J People’s Assembly was organized by the NAACP....

Tar Heels Try To Turn The Corner After Boston College

Posted by Staff | Feb 13, 2016 | UNC Sports

Many won’t see a regular season win against the team with the worst record in the ACC as a major victory — But Theo Pinson says otherwise. “Last game was really huge for us,” he said. “I don’t think...

Chatham County Announces Agricultural Photography Contest

Posted by Staff | Feb 13, 2016 | Arts

As a way to celebrate the diversity of agriculture in Chatham, the county is sponsoring an agricultural photography contest through June 30, 2016. Winners of the contest will have their photos displayed on the new Chatham County...

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John Oliver Rips North Carolina Voting Laws

Florida State Seminoles Take Down the Tar Heels

Compton Road Bridge To Be Replaced

UNC Looking For Artists For Campus Buildings

Carrboro Beginning Oral History Project

Thousands Attend Moral March on Raleigh

Tar Heels Try To Turn The Corner After Boston College

Chatham County Announces Agricultural Photography Contest

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