Duke Energy Prefers Meeting North Carolina Carbon Target by 2035. But Regulators Have Final Say
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON Duke Energy Corp. offered Tuesday updated proposals on how it would...
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‘One of the Greatest Missed Opportunities’: David Glenn on the ACC, College Sports, and Money
Will the ACC expand or contract? What factors are relevant? Do academics really matter? Is there a better solution? David Glenn weighs in.
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‘Bridging the Digital Divide’: Orange County, Lumos Celebrate Installation of Expanded Broadband Services
On the way to the Orange County Rural Fire Station #2 in Schley on Tuesday, crews with fiber optic...
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‘I Thank God Every Day’: Jamil Kadoura on Mediterranean Deli’s Recovery After Fire
On Saturday, July 22, Chapel Hillians were shocked to hear that a beloved local institution had...
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NoDa Brewing Tapas in Chapel Hill Rebrands as The Dogwood
A Chapel Hill eatery and taproom is switching up its branding, as the business previously known as...
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‘This is My Home’: Med Deli Owner Shares Plans to Rebuild, Target Opening
A fire destroyed the Mediterranean Deli and Catering on Franklin Street, all employees got out of the building safely.
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Chapel Hill’s Film Fest 919 Announces ‘Gap Year’ for 2023, Citing Ongoing Strikes
A prominent film festival in Chapel Hill is going on hiatus this fall. The organizers of Film Fest...
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University Place Has a Parking Problem. Here’s What Management, Patrons Have to Say.
As University Place in Chapel Hill undergoes redevelopment, it’s led to a decrease in parking spots – which culminated in the last few weeks.
Read MoreVietnam Car Maker Begins Build for North Carolina Electric Vehicle Plant That Will Employ Thousands
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A Vietnamese company planning an electric vehicle plant in central North Carolina that would employ 7,500 workers met a milestone Friday as its top executive joined Gov. Roy Cooper and others for...
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‘What Can We Do To Help?’: How Chapel Hill Is Offering Support to Damaged W. Franklin Shops
Chapel Hill leaders met once again Wednesday with the business owners of five West Franklin Street shops affected by a recent fire.
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