Chapel Hill Approves Budget with 2-Cent Tax Increase
The Chapel Hill Town Council voted unanimously last week to adopt the budget for the next fiscal...
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Daniela Ocampo
Hillsborough Residents to See Water and Sewer Rate Increase Effective July 1
The Hillsborough Board of Commissioners approved a $22.6 million operating expenses budget for the 2018-2019 fiscal year at Monday’s meeting. The budget, which becomes effective July 1, includes $10.8 million in the General...
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Hillsborough Commits to 100 Percent Renewable Energy Goal by 2050
Hillsborough leaders and renewable energy strategists recently held a town hall public information...
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Downtown Chapel Hill Area Street Resurfacing to Begin on Monday
Drivers may want to make plans for alternative routes around downtown Chapel Hill this summer. The...
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Portion of South Greensboro Street in Carrboro Closing for 2 Months
Beginning Monday, June 11, a portion of South Greensboro Street will be closed at Old Pittsboro...
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CHCCS Receives $40,000 Grant from Duke Energy Foundation for STEM Program at Northside Elementary
Chapel Hill – Carrboro City Schools received a $40,000 check on Thursday to kick off a pilot...
Read MoreSummer Bringing Chapel Hill High School Renovations
The Chapel Hill Town Council recently approved an application for a special use permit modification, which is the final step toward beginning construction projects at Chapel Hill High School. Chapel Hill – Carrboro City...
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Chapel Hill Debating Amount of Tax Increase in Upcoming Budget
The Chapel Hill Town Council is working to finalize how much taxes will increase in the budget for...
Read MoreChapel Hill Library Hosting ‘A Conversation Worth Having’ Panel
The Campus and Community Coalition against High Risk Drinking is hosting a panel for parents this Saturday, June 2, at 1 p.m. at the Chapel Hill Public Library about how to have conversations with your kids surrounding high-risk...
Read MoreChapel Hill Launches Free App to Report Non-Emergencies Around Town
A new free app called Chapel Hill Connect has launched that residents can use to report non-emergencies they see within town limits. Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue said the app will take some calls out of the Orange County...
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