UNC To Celebrate Life of Woody Durham
The University of North Carolina will honor the life and legacy of longtime broadcaster Woody Durham in a celebration in April on campus.
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What Was Your Favorite Memory of Woody Durham?
It was announced today that longtime UNC announcer Woody Durham passed away at the age of 76....
Read MoreNorth Carolina books for post-election reading and holiday giving
Just in time to bury your head in something other than politics, here is a new group of books to help you forget any disappointing election results. There are new authors you should know about even if you are not ready to read...
Read MoreA Banner Year?
If the fortunes of North Carolina’s two largest football programs over the last week forecast the outcome on Election Day, the “blues” are trending upward and the “reds” are in a free fall. In other words, the North Carolina Tar...
Read MoreTrending Blue
If the fortunes of North Carolina’s two largest football programs over the last week forecast the outcome on Election Day, the “blues” are trending upward and the “reds” are in a free fall. In other words, the North Carolina Tar...
Read MoreThe Site That Knew The Score
UNC Athletics is re-launching its official website under the url of GoHeels.com, which is hardly a new name to Tar Heel Internet junkies. In the early days of the web, about 15 years ago, GoHeels was the website of choice for...
Read MoreThorp and Bubba
On a long weekend that brought together the past, present and future of Carolina Athletics, one could surmise that it was the shining moment for UNC Chancellor Holden Thorp. Under incredible scrutiny and pressure since he was...
Read MoreWhat do Candlelight, Dessert, and Woody Durham Have in Common?
Well, on September 23rd, the Triangle Radio Reading Service is honoring Woody Durham, “The Voice of the Tarheels,” at its “Dining by Candlelight: Dessert in the Dark” fundraiser. The Triangle Radio Reading Service (TRRS)...
Read MoreYou Can Call Him Jones
A few things you may not know about the new radio Voice of the Tar Heels: His proper name is Monrovie Jones Angell, IV. That’s on par with Forest Orion Mixon, III, which is Mick’s official moniker, and a lot more eccentric than...
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