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The Morning News: CHCCS Mandarin World Language, UNC Football
In today’s news: the Chapel Hill-Carrboro school board votes to dissolve the Mandarin World Language pathway now at Glenwood Elementary.
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Opportunity Awaits UNC Football at Clemson. Can the Tar Heels Capitalize?
Against a seemingly vulnerable Clemson team Saturday, UNC has a chance to pick up a narrative-shifting win in Death Valley.
CHCCS School Board Dissolves Mandarin World Language, Creates Exception for Rising Fifth Graders
The Mandarin World Language option currently taught at Glenwood Elementary School will effectively end after its campus closes this summer.
Second-Half Comeback Helps UNC Women’s Soccer Beat No. 2 Duke in Chapel Hill
In front of the second-largest crowd in program history, UNC scored three unanswered goals in the second half to overcome a 2-1 deficit and beat No. 2 Duke 4-2 at Dorrance Field Thursday night. It was the Blue Devils' first loss of the season and the Tar Heels' first...
Chapel Hill High Online Event Disrupted by Member of Antisemitic Hate Group
A self-identified member of a national antisemitic hate group disrupted a Zoom call for Chapel Hill High School seniors on Wednesday.
On Air Today: Katharine Whalen and Eryk Pruitt on 24 Hours in Hillsborough
Katherine Whalen of Katherine Whalen’s Jazz Squad and Eryk Pruitt of Yonder Southern Cocktails and Brew spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, September 17. They discussed Eryk’s recent column 24 Hours In Hillsborough: Off the Beaten Path, which includes several recommendations for things to do in Hillsborough. Katherine discussed highlights of the Hillsborough music scene, including Thursday night jazz at Yonder. They discussed other upcoming events, including a terrarium workshop hosted by Andrew, and more.
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Climate Thursday: Inside Climate News Reporter Lisa Sorg
Inside Climate News Reporter Lisa Sorg spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, September 17. She discussed some of her recent reporting, which included uncovering a double agent acting as a concerned community member attempting to stop an asphalt plant near Winston-Salem. She also talked about large state settlement with a chemical company, discussed the Tar Heel Missel Plant, previewed some of her upcoming work, and more.
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Chapel Hill: LUMO Update, Pope Road Closure, Vehicle Break-Ins
Chapel Hill Mayor Jess Anderson spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, September 17. She discussed the latest meeting of the Town Council, which saw an update on the Everywhere to Everywhere Greenways initiative, and another lengthy deep dive into the Land Use Management Ordinance rewrite, and more. She also discussed the once again delayed Pope Road reopening, a recent slew of vehicle break-ins, and more.
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Barnes & Noble in Chapel Hill Mall Sets Grand Opening Date with Author Appearance
Barnes & Noble, the major bookstore and entertainment chain, is planning a grand opening for Wednesday, September 23 at its University Place location in Chapel Hill.
Speaker Johnson Recesses the House Early as Rep. Thomas Massie Pushes Hegseth Impeachment
Speaker Mike Johnson closed up the House early, sending lawmakers home Wednesday to campaign for the midterm elections. But not without a scathing rebuke from GOP Rep. Thomas Massie for all the unfinished business.
