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Hometown Hero: Suzanne Tormollen

by Jordan Beyle | Jun 1, 2026 | Hometown Heroes, Town Square

This week’s Hometown Hero, presented by the O. Max Gardner Foundation, is Suzanne Tormollen....

Never Too Far: College Sports Cannot Escape the Fight for Voting Rights

by Deborah Stroman, Ph.D. | May 28, 2026 | Columns, Never Too Far, Town Square

No representation. No recruitment. No revenue. The NAACP argues that universities cannot continue profiting from Black athletic talent while states simultaneously weaken Black voting representation through unconstitutional districting and voter suppression efforts.

Little Big Moments: Reason Enough

by Andrew Taylor-Troutman | May 28, 2026 | Columns, Little Big Moments, Town Square

Recently, my faith community, Chapel in the Pines Presbyterian Church, has partnered with Undue Medical Debt, a national nonprofit that buys medical debt from creditors.

Holding Court: UNC Baseball Back On Familiar Turf

by David Glenn | May 27, 2026 | Town Square

There are more than 50 reasons some call the University of North Carolina the “University of National Champions.”Despite its awesome track record of sustained, long-term success — the UNC baseball program is not yet among them.

Weekend Around The Hill: May 28 – May 31

by Jordan Beyle | May 27, 2026 | Town Square, Weekend Around The Hill

Check out the events happening around our community this weekend. You can view the full Chapelboro...

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Our Political Imaginations

by Carl Nordgren | May 27, 2026 | Columns, Exploring Your Creative Genius, Town Square

One way to consider my book ‘Common Ground for US’: it’s an effort to rekindle our political imagination. Once upon a time it was remarkable.

Talking Culture: ‘Stay in the Light’ with Tre. Charles

by Aaron Keck | May 27, 2026 | Talking Culture

This week, Aaron welcomes local musician Tre. Charles, who’s just released a new single, “Stay in the Light.”

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Viewpoints: The World at Our Doorstep

by Viewpoints | May 26, 2026 | Town Square, Viewpoints

On May 28, Glenwood Elementary School will celebrate its annual Culture Night, sponsored by the PTA. While Glenwood has for several years been a magnet school,

The South Orange Dispatch: Learn How To Stop the Bleed

by South Orange Rescue Squad | May 26, 2026 | South Orange Dispatch, Town Square

Be a lifesaver! Know how to control bleeding. Follow along with this month’s column from SORS for advice to help a bleeding person until EMS arrives.

The Changemakers: John Armin and Utilyst

by Sponsored | May 25, 2026 | Sponsored, The Changemakers, Town Square

This month on “The Changemakers” join for a discussion with John Armin, founder of Utilyst, about how Utilyst is using AI to help utilities and infrastructure systems predict problems before they happen.

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Hometown Hero: Suzanne Tormollen

Never Too Far: College Sports Cannot Escape the Fight for Voting Rights

Little Big Moments: Reason Enough

Holding Court: UNC Baseball Back On Familiar Turf

Weekend Around The Hill: May 28 – May 31

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Our Political Imaginations

Talking Culture: ‘Stay in the Light’ with Tre. Charles

Viewpoints: The World at Our Doorstep

The South Orange Dispatch: Learn How To Stop the Bleed

The Changemakers: John Armin and Utilyst

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