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Chapel Hill: Extending Water and Sewer...And Celebrating Public Art!
Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger joins 97.9 The Hill's Brighton McConnell for an interview on Thursday, September 21.

New Senior Living Community Proposed Next to Southern Village
At the beginning of May, the Town of Chapel Hill’s Economic Sustainability Committee heard a presentation for a potential luxury housing development for residents 55 and older. The proposed South Creek development would replace the previously approved Obey Creek Project.

2025 Candidate Introductions: Chapel Hill Municipal Races
Five candidates for Chapel Hill Town Council are vying for four seats — two of which are open — while the mayor's election is unopposed.

'Elated Every Time They Come In': A Look at the New Chapel Hill Police Station
Chapel Hill Police will begin formally working out of 7300 Millhouse Road on Monday. Before that, they opened their doors to local media.

Opening Date, Open House Announced for New Chapel Hill Police Headquarters
The Town of Chapel Hill announced Thursday its new headquarters for the police department at 7300 Millhouse Road will open Monday, Sep. 29.

Grocery Store Proposal for Glen Lennox Draws Resident Concerns, Questions Around Development Agreement
Is a new grocery store right for Glen Lennox? Developers want to push forward with a project proposal, while residents question its validity.

Chapel Hill Changes Its Leaf Collection Policy to Only Accept Containers
With the fall season approaching, the Town of Chapel Hill is changing how it collects leaves and is no longer collecting loose piles.

Future Chapel Hill Affordable Senior Housing Development Earns $1.3 Million Tax Credit Award
A future affordable senior housing development in Chapel Hill was recently awarded with $1.3 million in tax credits.

Orange County Approves Bridge Funding to Continue Housing Displaced Chantal Flood Victims
Orange County recently approved bridge funding to help residents displaced as a result of Chantal flood damage.

New Chapel Hill Crosswalk Under Construction at Site of Past Pedestrian Collisions
The Town of Chapel Hill and North Carolina Department of Transportation partnered to add a crosswalk, pedestrian island and RRFBs (rectangular rapid flashing beacons) to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
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