Chapel Hill Town Council member Jess Anderson joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell on Thursday, January 13. She discusses the latest talks around Estes Drive and pedestrian safety after two separate collisions. Anderson also shares highlights from the recent town council meeting and Chapel Hill’s Economic Sustainability Committee. Plus: details on preparation for winter weather and Martin Luther King Jr. Day events!

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