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Wonderful Water: OWASA’s ‘Guiding Principles’ for PFAS
This month on “Wonderful Water,” join 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey for a conversation with OWASA Executive Director Todd Taylor and Mary Tiger, OWASA’s Director of Community Engagement, about water quality, PFAS, and the steps being taken to ensure our community’s continued access to clean water.
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Chatham County Commissioners Oppose Proposed Enbridge Gas Pipeline Through Resolution
The pipeline would run 28 miles through Chatham and Lee counties, and would pass through the private property of numerous residents.
Viewpoints: OWASA Needs Your Input on Guiding Principles for PFAS
We share a strong community with much to be proud of. As we face new challenges that affect our resilience, the perspectives of this community are more crucial than ever. I am reaching out to you from OWASA to ask for your input on how we approach important next steps for solving problems that affect public and environmental health.
Messy, Troubled, Unpredictable: Diplomats Describe a World in Turmoil as UN Opens Annual Meeting
Asked about the state of the world ahead of the annual meeting at the U.N. General Assembly, heads of state largely agreed.
Tell Me Something: Probability and the Quantum World, with UNC’s Joaquin Drut
In this week’s “Tell Me Something,” UNC quantum physicist Joaquin Drut discusses how understanding probability can reshape our worldview.
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What’s Trending: Track-flation
Trending today: “track-flation” on the rise, as dozens of high schoolers break records at a single meet. (Victor and Aaron talk parenting.)
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On Air Today: Orange County’s Housing Choice Voucher Waitlist
Orange County’s Housing Choice Voucher Waitlist is now open! You have until 5 p.m. Friday, October 2 to apply.
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The Morning News: Vehicle Break-Ins, CHCCS Redistricting
In today’s news: Chapel Hill officials warn about a recent string of vehicle break-ins, and CHCCS moves ahead on elementary redistricting.
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With School Closure Decisions Made, CHCCS Starts Elementary Redistricting Process for 2027-28
CHCCS must now prepare for a broader redistricting plan to be crafted for its elementary schools, as it aims for implementation in 2027-28.
100 Years of Kenan Stadium: Let There Be Light!
As hard as it is to believe now, Kenan Stadium existed for more than a half-century without permanent light fixtures.
