Hillsborough Receives First Applicants for Board of Commissioners Vacancy Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 31, 2018 | Local Government Multiple applicants for Hillsborough’s Board of Commissioner vacancy have come forward.... Read More
New Study Shows How Courts “Criminalize Poverty” Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 29, 2018 | Crime A new study which looks into how courts use fees and fines to “criminalize poverty” in North... Read More
Hillsborough’s Colonial Inn Under New Ownership Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 26, 2018 | Development The Colonial Inn in Hillsborough has finally changed hands after a lengthy process which included... Read More
Chapel Hill Raises Gun Violence Awareness Flag Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 26, 2018 | News Around Town The Town of Chapel Hill raised an orange gun violence awareness flag at Peace and Justice Plaza... Read More
New Orange County Health Director Looks to Further Innovation in Public Health Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 26, 2018 | Health Quintana Stewart is now one month into her tenure as the new health director of Orange County. She... Read More
Local NAACP Vice President Wins Citizenship Award Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 24, 2018 | News Around Town Vice President for the Chapel Hill – Carrboro NAACP James Williams received a citizenship... Read More
Panel of AIDS Memorial Quilt on Display at UNC Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 23, 2018 | UNC A panel of the AIDS Memorial Quilt is currently on display at UNC’s Student Union. UNC Sophomore... Read More
Local MPO Looking Into Future of NC 54 West Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 22, 2018 | Development A study examining the 20-mile stretch of NC 54 West between Graham and Carrboro is underway by the... Read More
UNC, Town of Chapel Hill Announce New “Party, Police Free” Initiative Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 22, 2018 | UNC UNC and the Town of Chapel Hill announced their new “Party, Police Free” initiative last week. The... Read More
North Carolina Redistricting Case is ‘Landmark Ruling’ Posted by Kelly Fahey | Jan 16, 2018 | State Government A panel of three federal judges determined North Carolina’s congressional maps to be... Read More