This Just In: Gloria
I met Gloria Steinem once, for about 15 seconds at a book signing in Chapel Hill, probably 30 years ago. Remarkable to me was that she wasn’t the 10 foot tall presence that I imagined.
What’s Open or Closed on Labor Day? Holiday to Impact Local Government Services
Monday marks the observance of Labor Day, which is meant to celebrate the contribution of workers...
Our Town: The Story of Planning in Chapel Hill
. This month, Tas Lagoo and Ben Berolzheimer from the Town’s Planning Department, share how their work shapes Chapel Hill now and in the future.
‘Something Much Bigger than Myself’: Highlights from Michael Malone’s Sep. 3 Press Conference
UNC men’s basketball head coach Michael Malone met with the media at the Dean Smith Center...
Photo Gallery: UNC Students Protest G20 Innovation Ministerial
Photographer Tony Mergliano attended the demonstration and captured these images, some of which contain strong language.
100 Years of Kenan Stadium: ‘One of the More Remarkable Football Performances’
Few players have left as enduring a mark on the UNC football program as All-American running back Don McCauley.
Little Big Moments: The Late Light
My wife and I celebrated 19 years of marriage this week. Wendell Berry, the writer-farmer from Kentucky, passed away on Monday after 69 years of marriage to his wife, Tanya.
Gloria Steinem, a Potent Voice of Us Feminism and Co-Founder of Ms. Magazine, Dies at 92
Much of Gloria Steinem's life as an advocate was spent on the road, speaking at college campuses, community centers, rallies and marches.
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6AM-9AM M-FHistory Matters: Bulldogs with Little Goggles, Russian Defectors on Horseback
This week, Scott and Aaron remember the first auto trip across the U.S. - and a record-setting horseback trip through North and South America.
News on the Hill
3PM-6PM M-FOrange County: Crisis Diversion Center Named for Jamezetta Bedford, and More
Chair of the Orange County Commissioners Jean Hamilton spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Wednesday, September 2, discussing county news and events. She recapped the recent meeting of the Board of Orange County Commissioners, which included the formal decision to name the county's new Crisis Diversion Center after late board member Jamezetta Bedford. That building is due to be constructed in the near future. She also outlined the purpose and origin of the facility, discussed the appointment of Amy McLamb to the role of Register of Deeds, and more.
