This month, David Putnam and Sarah Potter, tell the story of economic development and their work to support and create a vibrant business community – so that Chapel Hill can thrive now and in the future.
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Some of Trumpism’s most notable recent actions confirm what historians have long asserted: historical knowledge matters because historical beliefs and historical forgetting always influence the exercise of state power and the meaning of national identities.
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This week’s Hometown Hero, presented by Hendrick Southpoint, is Hope Hynes Love. Hynes Love...
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Welcome to Bridging the Gap, presented by Orange Partnership and airing on 97.9 The Hill and...
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Have you ever wondered how your life would be different if one element was slightly changed? For visual artist Chieko Murasugi, chance is everything
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This month on Goldfish Swim School’s Water Safety Patrol, listen to a conversation with SKJAJA board member Aaron Keck, a familiar voice on 97.9 The Hill, as he discusses SKJAJA’s role getting kids in the water and learning through scholarship programs and community involvement.
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My head. My heart. Both filled with the relentless pounding of acts and statements of division, exclusion, and hate. So unnecessary and so real. And yet, my head and heart tell me better days are ahead.
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This Just In — what to do on Mother’s Day used to be a very easy and straightforward thing for me. First, of course I would call my mother and chat with her on the phone for as long as we wanted.
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My earliest memory takes place in our old house on West Academy Street in Winston-Salem. I was about three years old. While my baby brother napped, I sat with my mom at the kitchen table, eating an afternoon snack of sliced apples in a bowl of vanilla yogurt.
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It’s time for another round of Studio Sessions with the School of Rock Chapel Hill, featuring three classic songs performed by the House Band!
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