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‘The Enduring Power of the Arts’: Eno Arts Mill Reopens with Renovations a Year After Historic Flooding

Posted by Emma Cooke | Aug 12, 2026 | Arts, Local Government, Nonprofit

29th Annual Carrboro Music Festival Set for Sunday, September 27

by Michael Koh | Arts

The Carrboro Music Festival is returning for its 29th year this September. The free event will...

Chatham County Sheriff: New York Man Charged with Financial Card Fraud, Identity Theft

by Michael Koh | Crime

The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office is charging a New York City man with financial card...

Combination Jimmy John’s, Baskin-Robbins Opens on West Franklin Street

by Henry Taylor | Business

A combination Jimmy John’s and Baskin Robbins restaurant is now open at 143 West Franklin Street in Chapel Hill.

Photo Gallery: Chatham County Residents Voice Concerns With Enbridge Pipeline

by Staff | Development, Environment, Local Government, Photo Galleries

Photographer Elena Pace captured photos of a special meeting regarding a proposed natural gas pipeline in Chatham County.

Chapel Hill’s Wallace Parking Deck Closed on Wednesday Due to Fire Alarm Repairs

by Brighton McConnell | Aug 12, 2026 | Local Government, Traffic

An alert shared by the town government at 6:20 a.m. said the Wallace Parking Deck at 150 East Rosemary Street is closed to vehicles

As North Carolina Sues VinFast Over Stalled Plant, Here’s A Timeline of the Chatham County Project

by Brighton McConnell | Aug 11, 2026 | Business, International, State

More than four years after the initial announcement of plans for Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast to establish a U.S. base in Chatham County, little progress on construction of the plant has been made.

Longtime Binkley Baptist Pastor Marcus McFaul Set to Retire in September

by Brighton McConnell | Aug 10, 2026 | News

Senior Minister Marcus McFaul, who has led Binkley Baptist Church for 12 years, plans to retire from church duties and move back to Texas.

Town of Pittsboro Hires Kevin Lewis as New Planning Director

by Michael Koh | Aug 10, 2026 | Local Government

The Town of Pittsboro has hired Kevin Lewis as its next Planning Director. Lewis, who comes to...

Chapel Hill’s University Place to Add ‘Entertainment District,’ Allowing To-Go Alcoholic Drinks Around Mall

by Brighton McConnell | Aug 10, 2026 | Business

As University Place in Chapel Hill continues to take shape in its redevelopment, the mall is preparing to add a new way for patrons to enjoy alcoholic drinks and support its businesses.

UNC’s Comprehensive Cancer Center Receives $20 Million Donation to Expand Research

by Emma Cooke | Aug 10, 2026 | Health, Higher Education, UNC

UNC’s Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center is looking to further its reputation as a leader in innovative cancer research.

Orange High’s Jason Johnson Reflects on National Principal of the Year Award and Returning to School

by Emma Cooke | Aug 9, 2026 | National, Pre-K - 12 Education

Orange High School Principal Jason Johnson added another accolade to his growing number of recognitions for his work with the school.

A ‘Village at South Campus’? Advocates for the Smith Center Expand Their Push

by Staff | Aug 8, 2026 | UNC

Advocates for keeping UNC basketball at the Smith Center are expanding their push, calling for a fully-developed “Village at South Campus.”

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‘The Enduring Power of the Arts’: Eno Arts Mill Reopens with Renovations a Year After Historic Flooding

29th Annual Carrboro Music Festival Set for Sunday, September 27

Chatham County Sheriff: New York Man Charged with Financial Card Fraud, Identity Theft

Combination Jimmy John’s, Baskin-Robbins Opens on West Franklin Street

Photo Gallery: Chatham County Residents Voice Concerns With Enbridge Pipeline

Chapel Hill’s Wallace Parking Deck Closed on Wednesday Due to Fire Alarm Repairs

As North Carolina Sues VinFast Over Stalled Plant, Here’s A Timeline of the Chatham County Project

Town of Pittsboro Hires Kevin Lewis as New Planning Director

UNC’s Comprehensive Cancer Center Receives $20 Million Donation to Expand Research

Orange High’s Jason Johnson Reflects on National Principal of the Year Award and Returning to School

A ‘Village at South Campus’? Advocates for the Smith Center Expand Their Push

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