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Chatham County Roundup: County Commissioner Karen Howard Talks Budget, Taxes, and Arts
Chatham County Commissioner Karen Howard spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, April 16. She discussed a budget work session the county commissioners had earlier this week, where they learned of increased budget requests for Chatham County Schools and the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office. She also talked about some presentations at the county commissioners received about preserving agricultural land in Chatham County, and more.
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Hillsborough’s Hot Tin Roof Announces Plans to Close on April 30
The Hot Tin Roof bar shared Tuesday it’s planning to permanently close on Tuesday, April 30, shuttering its doors after 11 years in business.
Hillsborough: Final Week of Climate Challenge, State of the Town, and More
Hillsborough Mayor Mark Bell spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, April 16. He discussed the most recent round of events in the Hillsborough Climate Challenge, and previewing many of the upcoming events. He also talked about culminating celebration to be held on Sunday. He also talked about preparing for next week’s State of the Town Address, which will be his first as mayor. He talked about longtime town employee David “Tiny” Moore, who is retiring soon, and much more.
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East Rosemary Street Reopens to Traffic in Chapel Hill as Parking Deck Construction Progresses
East Rosemary Street in Chapel Hill reopened on Monday, which is the latest sign of the parking deck’s construction progressing.
Viewpoints: Actions Speak Louder Than Words
“Actions speak louder than words and are more to be regarded” is a familiar phrase that was first printed in 1736 in “The Melancholy State of Province”, penned by an unknown author.
Trump Returns to Court After First Day of His Hush Money Criminal Trial Ended With No Jurors Picked
Donald Trump returned to a New York courtroom Tuesday as a judge works to find jurors in his criminal case for falsifying business records.
Chansky’s Notebook: Beloved Again?
Tiger Woods is remarkably gracious to fans on the course, doffing his cap to them far more than he once did as a tenacious young man.
On Air Today: The 2024 Community Dinner
The annual Mildred Council Community Dinner is Sunday, April 28, at McDougle Middle School. Aaron chats with organizer Nerys Levy.
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What’s Trending: You’re Gonna Love This One, She’s A Beaut
Trending today: a study finds that Americans have good experiences at car dealerships, but still believe car dealers in general are crooks.
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Oh, the Humanities: ‘Rescuing Democracy’ at the Adams Symposium
CPH’s annual Adams Symposium is approaching, with a focus on democracy. Aaron speaks with keynote speaker Cristina Lafont.
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