Chapel Hill Planning Commissioner Jon Mitchell Discusses 2025 Town Council Candidacy
Jon Mitchell, the former chair of the Chapel Hill Planning Commission, announced that he is running for the Chapel Hill Town Council.
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Chapel Hill Town Councilor Camille Berry Announces 2025 Reelection Bid
Chapel Hill Town Council member Camille Berry announced she will seek re-election. If elected, she will serve her second term.
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EPA Advisor, Former Professor Louie Rivers III Announces Bid for Chapel Hill Town Council
Louie Rivers III, a social science advisor for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and former...
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Chapel Hill Approves Rezoning for Greene Tract Site, Hears Next Steps for Development
The Chapel Hill Town Council is making progress on developing the Greene Tract, meeting in June to rezone part of the site.
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Chapel Hill Council Approves Multifamily Housing Project Near Durham Limits with Split Vote
The Chapel Hill Town Council recently approved a project that could bring affordable and multifamily housing to the edge of town.
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Nonprofit Consultant, Artist Erik Valera to Join Race for 2025 Chapel Hill Town Council Seat
After falling short of earning election to the Chapel Hill Town Council two years ago, Erik Valera is preparing to run again.
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Here Are the Orange County Local Governments’ Approved Budgets, Tax Rates for 2025-26
Each of Orange County’s local governments successfully approved their operating budgets and tax rates in June. Here are the highlights.
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Chapel Hill Town Council’s Adam Searing Not Seeking Second Term, Cites ‘Heavy Lift’ of Local Governing
Adam Searing, a nonprofit and health care attorney, described the Chapel Hill political climate as a major factor in his decision.
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Chapel Hill Names Virginia Administrator Theodore Voorhees as New Town Manager
After a six-month search, the Town of Chapel Hill selected its next town manager on the doorstep...
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Chapel Hill Hears Update on 828 MLK Boulevard’s Potential Uses, Coal Ash Remediation Options
The Chapel Hill Town Council recently heard an update on the effort to develop the 828 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard site.
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