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County Rape Crisis Center Appoints New Executive Director

Posted by Bruce Rosenbloom | Feb 27, 2017 | News Around Town

Alyson Culin has assumed responsibility for the Orange County Rape Crisis Center as its latest executive director. This change in leadership was announced on Monday in a press release that cited Culin’s eight-year tenure with...

MLK Day Is “A Day On.” Here’s How You Can Help.

Posted by Aaron Keck | Jan 15, 2016 | Nonprofit

This MLK Day, donate books to Book Harvest, or help build a home with Orange Habitat.

Orange County Rape Crisis Center Exec Director Steps Down

Posted by Blake Hodge | Jan 5, 2016 | Nonprofit

Shamecca Bryant has stepped down from her position as executive director for the Orange County Rape Crisis Center, the organization announced Monday evening. Bryant joined the center in 2007 as the development director and has...

CHHS Grad Builds Playground For Haitian Orphanage

Posted by Staff | Jul 30, 2015 | News Around Town

Allie Parker has just returned from Haiti, where she and a team of 24 volunteers helped build a playground for orphaned children.

Meals On Wheels To Host ‘Dining For Dollars’

Posted by Staff | Jun 3, 2015 | Nonprofit

Meals on Wheels makes sure more than 150 local seniors who can’t stand over the stove still get a hot lunch.

It’s Not About Winning – It’s About Wining

Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 7, 2015 | Nonprofit

A wine tasting April 30 at Southern Season will benefit the Dispute Settlement Center.

Eno River Association Seeks Help After Sewage Flood

Posted by Staff | Jan 20, 2015 | Nonprofit

The Eno River Association has been defending the environment for nearly fifty years, but last week the nonprofit faced a new type of threat.

Sunday’s 5K Is “Not So Normal”

Posted by Aaron Keck | Sep 13, 2014 | Nonprofit

The Not So Normal 5K takes place Sunday morning in Carrboro, with an afternoon concert at University Mall.

Local Church Fights Child Hunger

Posted by Staff | Dec 6, 2013 | News Around Town

Chad Simpkins is the pastor at Varsity Church in Chapel Hill. He and his family moved here a few years ago. They were surprised to hear that child hunger is more common in the community than you might think.

OC Residents Voice Concern Over County’s Building Plans

Posted by Staff | May 31, 2013 | Local Government

CHAPEL HILL- While many are focused on next year’s school budget, members of Orange County Voice are looking ahead to the county’s long-term building plans. At a public hearing on Thursday, Orange County Voice President Bonnie...

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