Aldermen To Encourage Fleet Feet To Stay
Aldermen will consider an economic development agreement to encourage Fleet Feet Sports to keep its corporate headquarters and flagship store in Carrboro.
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Chapel Hill Towing Ordinance Effective Monday
On Monday, Chapel Hill’s towing ordinance that was once struck down by a North Carolina Superior Court Judge takes effect.
Read MoreOrange County Landfill Closing Beginning of July
The Orange County landfill will close at the end of June and the county’s Solid Waste Department is working to inform the public about this change.
Read MoreMayor K. Disappointed About New Gun Bill
A new bill that would eliminate background checks for the sale of handguns has already been passed through the State House and may soon become a law.
Read MorePTA Thrift Shop Works With Local Restaurant
The PTA Thrift Shop is busy raising fund and building a new center, and recently a local company helped raise funds.
Read MoreCarrboro Board of Aldermen Move Away From Solid Waste Authority
Carrboro does not yet have a plan for what it will do with its solid waste, but one this it would not do is create a solid waste authority.
Read MorePease Announces He Will Not Seek CHTC Reelection
Council member Gene Pease announced early Thursday morning he will not seek reelection to the Chapel Hill Town Council.
Read MoreFive Arrested For Assault, Burglary on Umstead Drive
Five people were arrested on Tuesday for an attempted burglary into a home on Umstead Drive that resulted in an assault on two residents of the home.
Read MoreCarrboro Ready To Act On Towing Complaints
A week after the state Appeals Court upheld Chapel Hill’s ability to enforce its towing laws, a Carrboro resident has filed a complaint against Barnes Towing for violating the Town Code.
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BOCC Budget: More For Schools and Public Safety
For the fifth year in a row, Orange County Commissioners approved a budget that does not include a countywide property tax rate increase.
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