Get to Know Candidates for Chapel Hill Town Council
At WCHL, we are working to introduce you to candidates for the upcoming local elections. Four...
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Board of Education Candidates Respond to Position Questions at Forum
A forum was held last Monday for the Chapel Hill and Carrboro School Board of Education candidates to answer questions about their positions on issues regarding Chapel Hill and Carrboro schools. WCHL’s Aaron Keck moderated...
Read MoreEarly Voting Underway: Here’s Where And When To Vote In OC
76 people have voted early in Orange County so far, but early voting ramps up next week with four open locations.
Read MoreTown Council Candidates Weigh in on Affordability
How can Chapel Hill stay affordable? (Or become affordable?) The seven Town Council candidates weighed in last week.
Read MoreEndorsements Rolling In For OC Candidates
For Chapel Hill Town Council, CHALT rejected the incumbents and the Sierra Club found only three candidates to endorse.
Read MoreFormer Fourth-Grade Teacher Joins CHCCS Board Race
A former fourth-grade teacher at Estes Hills Elementary School has filed to run for a seat on the Chapel Hill – Carrboro City Schools Board of Education. An extended filing period was opened on Monday to fill the unexpired term...
Read MoreN Carolina Democrats Have Early Big Money Lead for Campaigns
The North Carolina Democratic Party has a large, early fundraising advantage over Republicans thanks to intensive efforts by Gov. Roy Cooper and others to try to take General Assembly control away from the GOP. The state...
Read MoreDemocrats: Cooper Raises $1M-Plus for Legislative Campaign
North Carolina Democrats say they’re getting organized around their goal of retaking the Republican-controlled legislature thanks to the person who’d benefit the most — Gov. Roy Cooper. Cooper and the state...
Read MoreCarrboro Officials Plan to Fill Vacant Board Seat in November Elections
Officials in Carrboro have decided on the manner in which a replacement will be selected for the position left vacant by former alderwoman Michelle Johnson. According to Mayor Lydia Lavelle, elections for that position were...
Read MoreDurham Tech Receives Voter-Friendly Designation from Nonprofit Groups
A nationwide initiative on civic engagement and voter registration has garnered the attention of students and faculty at Durham Technical Community College. The initiative was started by two collegiate nonprofit organizations...
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