News on The Hill with Andrew Stuckey
The 5:00 News: Faculty Frustrations, A Water Main Leak and A Baby Bust
97.9 The Hill News Director Brighton McConnell has the latest local news from the community on Wednesday, July 7. UNC faculty speak out against university leadership’s actions amid the wake of Nikole Hannah-Jones declining a tenured position. The Black Student Movement holds a press conference to share demands to improve their experience at UNC. A water main break causes shutoffs and traffic delays in Hillsborough. Plus: could North Carolina experience a “baby bust” coming out of the pandemic?
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Read MoreKIDSQ: Superheroes and Superpowers
This week on KIDSQ, 97.9 The Hill’s Ali Evans joins Brighton McConnell to discuss what superhero they most relate to and what superpowers they most want.
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Read MoreChatham County Roundup: Bill Horner III of the Chatham News + Record
Following a busy week in Chatham County, Publisher and Editor of the Chatham News + Record Bill Horner III joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell. He discusses a recent Q+A with Chatham County Health Director Mike Zelek and Chatham Hospital’s Dr. Andy Hannapel about COVID-19 vaccinations. Plus: updates on the latest print edition of La Voz de Chatham and this year’s Chatham Life magazine!
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Making a Splash with Goldfish Swim School: Common Swim Safety Myths
Welcome to “Making a Splash” with Goldfish Swim School of Chapel Hill! Every month on...
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