Week of June 18, 2018
Construction season begins in Hillsborough; Chapel Hill and Carrboro talk trees (and the clear-cutting thereof); and Dorosin eyes some troubling proposed state constitutional amendments.
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Pam Hemminger
Week of June 11, 2018 – Conversations with the Mayors
Aaron Keck spoke with Hillsborough Mayor Tom Stevens, Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger, and Carrboro Mayor Lydia Lavelle about budget votes for their respective towns.
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Week of June 4, 2018 – Conversations with the Mayor(s)
Hillsborough plans for a clean-energy future; Chapel Hill faces high construction costs; Carrboro celebrates LGBT Pride Month.
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Week of May 28, 2018 – Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger
A busy week for Chapel Hill: budget talks, tax concerns, light rail worries, gun violence, and much more.
Read MoreWeek of May 7, 2018
Budget season for Hillsborough, Chapel Hill, and Orange County. Lavelle talks Chatham County planning, biking, and baseball. County commissioners consider a new ordinance governing flags (Confederate and otherwise).
Read MoreWeek of April 30, 2018
A giant Confederate flag is raised on the outskirts of Hillsborough; budget season for Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Orange County; county commissioners consider a novel approach to the affordable-housing issue.
Read MoreWeek of April 23, 2018
Stevens discusses the State of the Town; Hemminger and Lavelle look ahead to the General Assembly’s upcoming session; and Dorosin talks budgeting (which also requires an eye to the NCGA).
Read MoreWeek of April 16, 2018
Stevens prepares for his annual “State of the Town” address. Hemminger discusses the removal of trees – and the non-removal of a controversial highway marker. Lavelle joins with El Centro to fight back against recent ICE raids.
Read MoreWeek of April 9, 2018
Hillsborough prepares for a new town board member; Chapel Hill confronts an ICE raid.
Read MoreWeek of April 2, 2018
Growth, budgets, and fire in Hillsborough; numerous housing issues in Chapel Hill; Carrboro introduces a new communications director; Orange County talks capital improvement.
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