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Bridging the Gap: Quitting Nicotine with the Great American Smokeout

by Staff | Nov 13, 2026 | Bridging the Gap, Sponsored, Town Square

Welcome to Bridging the Gap, presented by Orange Partnership and airing on 97.9 The Hill and...

This Just In: Politics Defined

by Jean Bolduc | Nov 13, 2026 | Columns, This Just In, Town Square

After decades of claiming electoral mandates, the Democratic Party actually has one. But there’s a hard truth that goes with politics.

Bottom Line with Brad: Financial FOMO

by Staff | Nov 13, 2026 | Bottom Line With Brad, Columns, Town Square

Like most people, when Angry Birds was everywhere, I had it on my phone. I got stuck on a level, and the game offered a power-up that promised to help me move on. For 99 cents, the Mighty Eagle would help me win the level and get back to whatever I was supposed to be doing.

Little Big Moments: Full of Hope

by Andrew Taylor-Troutman | Nov 12, 2026 | Columns, Little Big Moments, Town Square

Another Veterans Day has come and gone. My country is yet again at war in the Middle East, a conflict with Iran that could have been avoided.

Viewpoints: The Church of Reconciliation Responds to Vitus

by Viewpoints | Nov 12, 2026 | Town Square, Viewpoints

The Church of Reconciliation was shocked by a statement attributed to Vitus about engagement with the Elliott Woods Apartments community.

Holding Court: ‘November To Remember’ for Malone’s First UNC Squad

by David Glenn | Nov 12, 2026 | Columns, Holding Court With David Glenn, Sports, Town Square

Coach Michael Malone’s first Carolina squad has a bunch of interesting pieces, and it’s certainly capable of making the NCAA Tournament, but it looks absolutely nothing like the most special teams in UNC’s long and distinguished history.

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Opportunity, Advantage and a Brighter Future

by Carl Nordgren | Nov 12, 2026 | Columns, Exploring Your Creative Genius, Town Square

A question for the victorious Democrats: Are you going to treat your defeated opponents the way the Allied powers did after World War 1 or World War 2?

Weekend Around The Hill: November 12 – November 15

by Jordan Beyle | Nov 11, 2026 | Town Square, Weekend Around The Hill

Check out the events happening around our community. You can view the full Chapelboro Local Events...

Talking Culture: ‘The Odyssey’ at Chapel Hill High School

by Aaron Keck | Nov 11, 2026 | Talking Culture

This Thursday through Saturday, November 12-14, Chapel Hill High School is presenting its fall play, a new adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey.

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Past Rhymes With Present Times: American Storytelling, Political Identities and Humanistic Knowledge

by Lloyd Kramer | Nov 10, 2026 | Columns, Past Rhymes with Present Times, Town Square

We all love to tell and hear stories about ourselves and other people. Storytelling makes us more fully human because we use stories to describe ourselves and to connect with everyone who tells us about themselves, their memories, and their communities. Stories shape our personal and national identities.

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Bridging the Gap: Quitting Nicotine with the Great American Smokeout

This Just In: Politics Defined

Bottom Line with Brad: Financial FOMO

Little Big Moments: Full of Hope

Viewpoints: The Church of Reconciliation Responds to Vitus

Holding Court: ‘November To Remember’ for Malone’s First UNC Squad

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Opportunity, Advantage and a Brighter Future

Weekend Around The Hill: November 12 – November 15

Talking Culture: ‘The Odyssey’ at Chapel Hill High School

Past Rhymes With Present Times: American Storytelling, Political Identities and Humanistic Knowledge

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