This Week, Support The Farmer Foodshare Challenge Posted by WCHL News | Jun 15, 2014 | Nonprofit The “Farmer Foodshare Challenge” is ongoing at 17 farmers’ markets in the area. Read More
This Month, Make Homes Safe For Seniors Posted by WCHL News | Jun 15, 2014 | Safety Chapel Hill’s Home Instead Senior Care is offering in-home safety checks for seniors this month. Read More
July 8 Is “Martha’s Day” In Fight Against Domestic Violence Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 15, 2014 | Nonprofit Vimala’s in Chapel Hill will host “Martha’s Day,” organized by Laura Morrison in memory of her late mother. Read More
On School Funding, BOCC Faces Tough Choices Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 12, 2014 | Local Government The BOCC faces a number of difficult decisions when it comes to school funding. Read More
This Monday, Imagine Rosemary Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 6, 2014 | Local Government Offer your two cents on the future of Rosemary St. at a “Rosemary Imagined” meeting this Monday. Read More
Local Nonprofit ABAN Gets A “Leg Up” Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 5, 2014 | Nonprofit ABAN products will appear in the Spanx.com catalog, thanks to a recent honor. Read More
Hillsborough Mayor Talks Town Budget, Town Future Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 5, 2014 | Local Government Mayor Tom Stevens stopped by WCHL to talk about Hillsborough’s proposed budget, up for a vote on Monday. Read More
Price: On VA Scandal, A Long Way Yet To Go Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 5, 2014 | National Rep. David Price calls for more action in the wake of the VA scandal and the resignation of Eric Shinseki. Read More
Local Electeds React To State Senate Budget Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 1, 2014 | State Government Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt and CHCCS board member James Barrett react to the Senate budget and other actions by the NCGA. Read More
“No One…Knew They Were Going To Do This” Posted by Aaron Keck | May 31, 2014 | State Government The “Moral Monday” sit-in in Thom Tillis’s office was apparently unplanned, say activists who were there. Read More