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Governor Stein Shares Early Policy Goals for 2027 After Election Results, Voters’ ‘Desire for Change’

Posted by Emma Cooke | Nov 10, 2026 | Election, Local Election Coverage, State Government

Photo Gallery: Orange County Holds Annual Veterans Day Ceremony

by Henry Taylor | Local Government, News Around Town, Photo Galleries

Veterans, their families and local leaders from across the community gathered at the Orange County Veterans Memorial in Chapel Hill.

UNC Breaks Ground on New North Campus Residence Halls, Targets 2028-29 Opening

by Brighton McConnell | Development, Housing, UNC

UNC dignitaries gathered to celebrate the start of construction on Jackson Hall and an additional new dorm in the Cobb Residential Community.

Chapel Hill Staple Bandido’s Announces December Closure, Final Day of Business

by Henry Taylor | Business

The Chapel Hill Mexican restaurant announced it will close at the end of 2026 after remaining in business since 1995.

Chapel Hill Police: Man Charged for Intentionally Starting Fire in Franklin Street Building

by Brighton McConnell | Crime, Fire

Chapel Hill Police have arrested and charged a man responsible for intentionally starting a fire late Sunday in an Franklin Street building.

Local Government Meetings: November 9-13, 2026

by Aaron Keck | Nov 9, 2026 | Local Government

This week in local government: Carrboro officials discuss a contentious proposal to merge the town’s police department with Chapel Hill’s.

Approved NC Constitutional Amendments Concern Democrat Legislators. Could Their Wins Mitigate the Effects?

by Brighton McConnell | Nov 9, 2026 | Election, Local Election Coverage, State Government

Voters approved a trio of constitutional amendments on the North Carolina ballot last week. Local leaders are worried what will happen to the services funded by two of the measures.

What’s Open or Closed on Veterans Day? Holiday to Impact Local Government Services

by Emma Cooke | Nov 8, 2026 | Local Government

Wednesday marks the observance of Veterans Day — here is a rundown of what services will be altered for each Orange County government.

‘These Next Two Years Are For You’: Richard Ojeda II Honors His Father Who Died Days After Election Victory

by Henry Taylor | Nov 6, 2026 | Election, National

Richard Ojeda II, the Democrat challenger who won the race for NC-09 Tuesday, shared that his father died just three days later.

Orange County Appoints New Tax Administrator Amid Efforts to Address Property Value Inequities

by Emma Cooke | Nov 6, 2026 | Housing, Local Government

Orange County’s selected Crawford Bolton as its new tax administrator alongside efforts to update its property tax assessment process.

Tonya’s Café, Bakery to Operate in 900 Willow As Fire Recovery Continues

by Brighton McConnell | Nov 5, 2026 | Business

Tonya Council’s business announced on Wednesday it will open a pop-up shop in the 900 Willow building for the holiday season.

Chatham County’s Robert Reives Poised to Become NC House Speaker After Election Results

by Brighton McConnell | Nov 5, 2026 | Election, State, State Government

During his 12 years in the North Carolina House, Rep. Robert Reives II has always been in the minority party. Now, he’s set to be the Speaker.

New Cohort of Orange County Commissioners Aim to Bring ‘Good Combination’ to Board

by Brighton McConnell | Nov 5, 2026 | Election, Local Election Coverage, Local Government

Amid an election season of change, a new trio of Orange County commissioners believe their perspectives will add to the board.

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Governor Stein Shares Early Policy Goals for 2027 After Election Results, Voters’ ‘Desire for Change’

Photo Gallery: Orange County Holds Annual Veterans Day Ceremony

UNC Breaks Ground on New North Campus Residence Halls, Targets 2028-29 Opening

Chapel Hill Staple Bandido’s Announces December Closure, Final Day of Business

Chapel Hill Police: Man Charged for Intentionally Starting Fire in Franklin Street Building

Local Government Meetings: November 9-13, 2026

Approved NC Constitutional Amendments Concern Democrat Legislators. Could Their Wins Mitigate the Effects?

What’s Open or Closed on Veterans Day? Holiday to Impact Local Government Services

‘These Next Two Years Are For You’: Richard Ojeda II Honors His Father Who Died Days After Election Victory

Orange County Appoints New Tax Administrator Amid Efforts to Address Property Value Inequities

Tonya’s Café, Bakery to Operate in 900 Willow As Fire Recovery Continues

Chatham County’s Robert Reives Poised to Become NC House Speaker After Election Results

New Cohort of Orange County Commissioners Aim to Bring ‘Good Combination’ to Board

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