‘It Has Been Devastating’: Chapel Hill Leaders on Recovering From Chantal
After the devastation of Tropical Depression Chantal, local leaders weigh in on how we can help each other now – and plan for the future.
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce
On Air Today: Aaron Nelson, President of the Chamber for a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro
Chamber for a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro President Aaron Nelson spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Wednesday, May 8. He discussed the 18th annual “State of the Community” address from earlier that day, which he delivered at an event at the Friday Center. He discussed economic and demographic trends in our community. He also talked about the community’s economic resilience ahead of uncertain times, and more.
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Strength and Resilience, But High Housing Costs: ‘State of the Community’ in Chapel Hill-Carrboro
Chamber president Aaron Nelson discusses this year’s State of the Community report, featuring high housing costs but a strong local economy.
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CommunityWorx Launches Rebranding of Store and Website
Two months after announcing its new name to the public, CommunityWorx officially completed its...
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ICV 2018: Reflections From Lawrence
Last month, about 75 local residents traveled to Lawrence, Kansas, for the Chamber of Commerce’s biennial Inter-City Visit. What did they learn while they were there?
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Dispatch From LFK, Day 3: Final Thoughts
WCHL’s Aaron Keck is in Lawrence, Kansas, for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce’s biennial Inter-City Visit.
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Dispatch From LFK, Day 2: Working Together
WCHL’s Aaron Keck is in Lawrence, Kansas, as part of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce’s biennial Inter-City Visit.
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Dispatch From LFK, Day 1: Perspective
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce is leading its biennial Inter-City Visit, this year to Lawrence, Kansas. Aaron Keck reports from the trip.
Read MoreOrange County’s Population: Not Changing The Way We Think?
Orange County’s population is growing more slowly than many believe – and our diversity is changing in ways we don’t often perceive.
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Chapel Hill Business, Faith Leaders: Do Not Reinstall Silent Sam
Permanently relocate the Confederate monument known as Silent Sam from the UNC – Chapel Hill...
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