Chapel Hill: Downtown Housing and New Visitor’s Center

The Town of Chapel Hill in collaboration with 97.9 The Hill WCHL & Chapelboro.com present “Our Town: Stories of Chapel Hill.” Each month you’ll hear from the people at the heart of your local government who are learning, serving, and working together to build a community where people thrive. This Earth Month, Sammy Bauer and […]

This month, Hargraves Community Center Supervisor, John French, and Recreation Assistant, Brenton Harrison, tell the story of the Hargraves Community Center. 

This month, Chapel Hill Crisis Unit Supervisor Sarah Belcher and Chapel Hill Police Officer Tony Jeffreys tell the story of Community Policing in Chapel Hill.

The Town of Chapel Hill once again earned a top score in a national review of local LGBTQ+ policies and services. 

The Town of Chapel Hill in collaboration with 97.9 The Hill WCHL & Chapelboro.com present “Our Town: Stories of Chapel Hill.” Each month you’ll hear from the people at the heart of your local government who are learning, serving, and working together to build a community where people thrive. This month, Rebecca Buzzard and Katelyn Robalino, from the Town’s Strategic Communications Marketing and Engagement team tell the story of Language Access and Language Justice in Chapel Hill.

Chapel Hill is seeing new, colorful art murals around town, located at University Place and Rosemary Street.

Last week, the Town of Hillsborough unanimously passed a motion for the development of a town wide equity plan.

The Town of Chapel Hill is set to install new playground features at its parks this month to make them more inclusive.

The Town of Chapel Hill in collaboration with 97.9 The Hill & Chapelboro.com present “Our Town: Stories of Chapel Hill.” Each month you’ll hear from the people at the heart of your local government who are learning, serving, and working together to build a community where people thrive. This month, Bergen Watterson and Kurt Stolka from the Office of Mobility and Greenways tell the story of Vision Zero.

Moore said, "and life can change on a dime, and you can go from able-bodied to not able-bodied in a heartbeat and everything changes. And you are forced to figure out how to live within those confines and how to adapt to this repeated shut out of the places you've always been, of the places you've always gone that you just can't go anymore.”