Chris Marks has been named the new principal of Hillsborough’s Grady A. Brown elementary school. Marks is moving from his former position as assistant principal at the school after serving for 15 years as a teacher in the...
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Exploring our ‘hometowns’ is an activity that has been continually present in my life...
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Chapel Hill Police have arrested a suspect wanted in connection with “multiple cases” of breaking...
Read MoreThe North Carolina Department of Transportation will be working to resurface Hillsborough’s Churton Street and Old NC 86 between U.S. 70 and the intersection with Arthur Minnis and New Hope Church roads. NCDOT has started...
Read MoreThe Hillsborough Stormwater and Environmental Services Division will host a volunteer workday from 9:00am to noon on Saturday, June 2. Volunteers are asked to gather at the Adron F. Thompson Water/Sewer Facility to remove...
Read MoreThere has been a paradigm shift in how law enforcement is handling the opioid crisis in North Carolina. According to Carrboro police captain Chris Atack, this is a shift from punishing addicts to, in some cases, saving their...
Read MoreTwo break-ins have resulted in multiple firearms being stolen from a gun store in Hillsborough. Authorities say Liberty Guns in the Hampton Pointe shopping center has been targeted in April 4 and May 10 break-ins. In the first,...
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An early morning chase and subsequent crash resulted in an arrest in connection with two attempted...
Read MoreCarrboro Police Captain Chris Atack, Orange County EMS operations manager Kim Woodward and North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein have all been leading efforts locally and across the state to tackle the issue. They discussed progress being made and the challenges that lie ahead on the WCHL Community Forum.
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