Chapel Hill Public Library
Chapel Hill Public Library Turns Goat Clearing into Educational Opportunity
The Chapel Hill Public Library was overrun with kids on Thursday. That may not sound unusual for...
Read MoreChapel Hill Public Library Expanding Programs Through Grants
The Chapel Hill Public Library has recently received several grants that will be put toward two new projects. According to executive director of the library Susan Brown, the first will focus on developing and producing a...
Read MoreChapel Hill Library Hosting ‘A Conversation Worth Having’ Panel
The Campus and Community Coalition against High Risk Drinking is hosting a panel for parents this Saturday, June 2, at 1 p.m. at the Chapel Hill Public Library about how to have conversations with your kids surrounding high-risk...
Read MoreChapel Hill Collecting Civil Rights Stories
The Town of Chapel Hill is collecting the stories of people who lived in Chapel Hill during the 1960s and experienced the Civil Rights Movement. The Historic Civil Rights Commemorative Task Force, created by Mayor Pam Hemminger...
Read MorePrescribed Burn Set for Chapel Hill’s Pritchard Park Monday
A prescribed fire is scheduled for Pritchard Park at the Chapel Hill Public Library on Monday evening. The prescribed fire is scheduled to take place between 5 and 7 p.m. “on the grassy sloped area above the Library’s circular...
Read MoreLocal NAACP Holding Forum on “Tax Cut and Jobs Act”
Are you among the 400,000 North Carolinians who advocates say will lose health insurance if the “Tax Cut and Jobs Act” passes? The Chapel Hill- Carrboro NAACP branch is holding an informational forum on Tuesday at the Chapel...
Read MoreLocal Students Host Week of Action Events
This week is the Eighth Annual National Week of Action Against Schools Pushout! Students in the Chapel Hill and Carrboro have teamed up to host events and lead the conversation. Week of Action challenges the systemic problem of...
Read MoreDiversity In Kids’ Books: Why It Matters, And Where To Start
How can we teach our kids to embrace diversity? By giving them books with diverse characters. Librarians suggest their favorites.
Read MoreTwenty Chapel Hill Public Housing Residents Take Home Free Desktop Computers
Twenty residents were met with applause at the Chapel Hill Public Library on Tuesday, presented with a certificate and congratulated by Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger and Council Member Michael Parker. Each student received a...
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