Local Electeds React To State Senate Budget
Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt and CHCCS board member James Barrett react to the Senate budget and other actions by the NCGA.
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Amendment One Lawsuit Seeks Religious Liberty
Attorney Mark Kleinschmidt, who also happens to be the mayor of Chapel Hill, is representing a local church in a lawsuit against Amendment 1.
Read MoreCH Community Works Together to Provide Car for Home Health Worker
Posted by Staff | May 17, 2014 | News Around Town
Members of Chapel Hill’s businesses community, along with business students at UNC, and a group of social entrepreneurs on Franklin Street got together recently to buy a car for a home-health worker who’s getting a second chance at life.
Read MoreLocal Leaders Break Ground on Rogers Road Community Center
Posted by Staff | May 15, 2014 | Development
The Orange County Commissioners were out in full force, along with other community leaders, to break ground on the Rogers Road Community Center on Thursday. “Three years ago, I thought this day would never come. But I’m very...
Read MoreLocal Leaders Celebrate Groundbreaking for SECU Community House
Posted by Staff | May 6, 2014 | Development
Community members and community leaders joined together Monday to break ground on a new residential facility for homeless men.
Read MoreFrom Football To Floods, Collaboration Is Key To Public Safety
Posted by Staff | Apr 24, 2014 | Uncategorized
Orange County is generally regarded as safe, but local public safety officials say collaboration is the key to facing new challenges facing our community.
Read MoreCosts Up, Partnerships Down, But “People Want To Live Here”
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 24, 2014 | Uncategorized
At WCHL’s Community Forum, Chancellor Carol Folt, BOCC Chair Barry Jacobs, and Orange County’s mayors talked partnerships.
Read MoreStill No Vote on Ephesus-Fordham Plan, But Lots of Public Input
Posted by Staff | Apr 24, 2014 | Local Government
Members of the public brought slide presentations, personal stories and some impressive knowledge and research into Wednesday night’s marathon meeting of the Chapel Hill Town Council.
Read MoreUNC Student Body President Asks CH Town Council To Overturn Occupancy Limit
Posted by Staff | Mar 25, 2014 | Local Government
“No student should be told to move in the middle of the semester, especially due to misleading or lacking information.” Lambden said.
Read MoreMeals On Wheels Gears Up For “Community Champions Week”
Seven elected “champion” officials are set to deliver meals to homebound and hungry seniors…
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