CHCCS Board Holds Preliminary Conversation for Hypothetical Elementary School Closure Posted by Emma Cooke | Aug 27, 2025 | Pre-K - 12 Education The Board of Education for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools recently met to hear a presentation about closing one of its elementary schools. Read More
UNC Aims to Capitalize on ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Interest with New Campus Tour Posted by Emma Cooke | Aug 26, 2025 | Entertainment, UNC The UNC Visitors Center is launching a free campus tour inspired by “The Summer I Turned Pretty” after the show filmed at the university. Read More
Viral Goats On The Go Help Hillsborough Businesses with Kudzu Removal Posted by Emma Cooke | Aug 25, 2025 | Business, Environment For two Hillsborough businesses, kudzu is an invasive plant. But for a local herd of goats, it’s a high-protein snack. Read More
Triangle Land Conservancy Files Lawsuit Against Union Grove Farm Posted by Emma Cooke | Aug 18, 2025 | Business, Environment Triangle Land Conservancy has filed a lawsuit against Union Grove Farm for alleged violations to the nonprofit’s conservation easement. Read More
Chatham County Holds Simulated Active Shooter Drill Ahead of Back to School Posted by Emma Cooke | Aug 17, 2025 | Crime, Pre-K - 12 Education As Chatham County’s schools are preparing for the start of classes, the local sheriff’s office is working to make schools safer. Read More
Fairview Youth In Action Holds Annual Walk Fairview Day Amid Program’s Uncertain Future Posted by Emma Cooke | Aug 15, 2025 | Nonprofit Last weekend, the Fairview Youth in Action internship hosted its fifth-annual Walk Fairview Day in Hillsborough. Read More
Town of Carrboro Seeking Community Feedback on Downtown Area Plan Draft Posted by Emma Cooke | Aug 7, 2025 | Development, Local Government The Town of Carrboro is currently seeking public feedback on its Downtown Area Plan. The project seeks to guide future downtown developments. Read More
Chapel Hill Exchange Pool Asking for Community Support to Help Fund Flood Repairs Posted by Emma Cooke | Jul 31, 2025 | Weather July 6’s flooding of Bolin Creek damaged many Chapel Hill properties, including the cooperatively-owned Exchange Pool. Read More
Local Farmers Markets Back in Full Swing Following Chantal Flooding Damage Posted by Emma Cooke | Jul 23, 2025 | Nonprofit, Weather After Tropical Depression Chantal poured on the Triangle, some local farmers markets are still recovering from the flood damage. Read More
Chapel Hill Approves Rezoning for Greene Tract Site, Hears Next Steps for Development Posted by Emma Cooke | Jul 15, 2025 | Development, Local Government The Chapel Hill Town Council is making progress on developing the Greene Tract, meeting in June to rezone part of the site. Read More