This month on “Wonderful Water,” join 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey for a conversation with Johnny Riley, OWASA Reservoir and Land Resources Supervisor and Katie Hall, OWASA Public Information Officer, about recreation at University Lake and Cane Creek Reservoir as the weather warms up!
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When discussing capital markets we often talk about not wanting to buy at the top or sell at the bottom, while noting that paradoxically one never knows when the actual tops and bottoms are, except retrospectively. Which is absolutely true.
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This month on “The Changemakers” join for a discussion with Blue Sky Robotics, specifically CEO Steven King and Director of Strategic Growth and Partnerships Tony DeHart, about robots, robot arms, scaling and growth, what it’s like to work with Launch Chapel Hill and a great deal more!
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Most people think body fat is just what they can pinch — but that’s only part of the picture. The fat that matters most — the fat that drives disease — is the fat you can’t see.
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It’s that time of year and spring has sprung its way onto local cocktail menus. The flavors have brightened, the citrus has sharpened, and the easygoing creativity behind the bar has coaxed itself out of hibernation.
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According to OWASA, roughly 7.5 million gallons of wastewater are treated per day — and three billion gallons of that is at the Mason Farm wastewater treatment plant.
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When GLP-1 medications first started dominating headlines, I was cautious. Weight loss has never lacked for promises, and as a physician, I’m slow to embrace anything that sounds like a shortcut.
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This month on “The Changemakers” join for a discussion with Mark van Zee, founder of Saku Biosciences, about foundations, efficiency, innovation, growth and finding ways to solve complex problems at scale.
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Longevity medicine isn’t about chasing youth. It’s about preserving strength, clarity, and independence for as long as possible.
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Your dog stares at you with those knowing eyes. Your cat refuses to eat their usual food. We recognize obvious forms of communication — but what if I told you that your animals are speaking to you in a language you might not realize you already understand?
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