This month on “Wonderful Water,” join 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey for a conversation with Bri Carter and Katie Hall, both part of OWASA’s communications team, about recent drought conditions in Orange County and what precautions and restrictions mean for OWASA customers and our community.
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Read MoreIt’s time for a beloved Chapel Hill tradition: Paperhand Puppet Intervention is back with its annual fall show at the Forest Theatre!
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Welcome to Bridging the Gap, presented by Orange Partnership and airing on 97.9 The Hill and...
Read MoreAaron welcomes Larry McManus of Modern Wealth Management of Chapel Hill, one of our newest community partners.
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Read MoreAaron welcomes Dr. Thomas Buchheit of Triangle Regen Medicine to discuss the Regenokine program, an innovative new treatment for joint pain.
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Noir at the Bar, the long-running live literary event that combines crime fiction, cocktails, and live performance, returns to Yonder in downtown Hillsborough on Wednesday, July 16 at 7:00 p.m. Hosted by longtime emcee Tracey Reynolds, the evening will feature live readings from an all-star lineup of acclaimed authors including Eryk Pruitt, S.A. Cosby, Linda Sands, Jen Conley, Russell Johnson, Morgan Sullivan, Nathan Kotecki, and Isaac Hughes Green.
Read MoreIt’s been one year since Tropical Storm Chantal. How has Mebane weathered the storm – and what’s being done to prepare for the next one?
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Aaron welcomes Cori Greer-Banks, who heads up the Carolina K-12 initiative, providing resources to teachers across the state.
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Aaron welcomes Karen Smith, Piedmont Health Services’ director of behavioral health, for a personal conversation about grief.
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According to OWASA, Orange County is not yet in a Water Shortage — though, should drought conditions continue, that could change. Across our community, households and businesses are suing less water than they were decades ago, and that investment in efficiency continues to pay off.
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