In Chapel Hill, biscuits and fried chicken under heat lamps can only mean one thing.

But in about a month, N.C. State University students will also be greeted by photos of famous hands forming the familiar “T” when a new Time-Out Restaurant opens in Raleigh.

The 24/7 restaurant, known for its long lines of students hunting for comfort food to soak up the night’s adventures, has been a fixture on Franklin Street for 32 years.

Paul Basciano, executive chef at Carolina Dining Services, gives us a look at 1.5.0, the new restaurant in Lenoir Dining Hall.

In an anticipated announcement, Chapel Hill’s representative in Congress said Monday that he plans to vote for health care overhaul legislation.

“It won’t surprise you to know that I am announcing my intention to vote for it,” said U.S. Rep. David Price, D-N.C., before the cheers of about 25 supporters swallowed his voice.

A crackling fire, a babbling brook, chirping crickets. No, this isn’t some hallowed campsite. It’s an elementary school.

PTA volunteers, faculty and staff at Frank Porter Graham Elementary School helped transform the school’s library into a scene right out of a nature show as part of the school’s 2010 Readathon. The event’s theme was “Reading Adventures in Your Backyard.”