Should You Change Your Eastern N.C. July 4 Plans?
“We should see some impacts beginning late Thursday and then overnight Thursday night.”
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Willingham Sues UNC, Asks For Reinstatement
Willingham says she believes “the NCAA will need some serious help from our historians at UNC (since so many years have passed).”
Read MoreChapel Hill Weekly Prints Final Paper
The weekly newspaper’s final edition printed on Monday after two and a half years in Chapel Hill-Carrboro.
Read MoreChancellor Folt: One Year In Office
Tuesday marks the official first anniversary of the University’s 11th chancellor and first female chancellor.
Read MoreThe Flood, One Year Later
Nearly eight inches of rain fell; the heaviest of it–5.06 inches–fell within 19 hours flooding Southern Orange County.
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PACE Academy Remains Open
Just three days before the school’s charter was to expire, the State Board of Education renewed the charter after a successful appeal by the school.
Read MoreFamily, Friends Lay UNC Student To Rest
Pharr’s father, John, says he believes his son died of cardiac arrest due to the high level of stress he was under with his classes.
Read MorePedestrian Hit In Chapel Hill Identified
The pedestrian that was struck just before 9:30 p.m. Tuesday at the crosswalk in the 100 block of West Franklin Street, between 140 West and Columbia Street, has been identified as Lindsay Hawkins.
Read MoreBlack Bear Sightings In Hillsborough
Officials say they aren’t sure if the sightings have been of one bear or multiple bears.
Read MoreRon Stutts Named Two-Time Personality Of The Year
“It is such an honor to win this award two years in a row,” Stutts said.
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