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NC Supreme Court decides majority of Jefferson Griffin's contested ballots will count

By Lucy Marques | April 11

The North Carolina Supreme Court on Friday ruled that majority of the ballots contested by Republican Appeals Court Judge Jefferson Griffin should be ...

Orange County Schools considers plans for bonds, community weighs in

By Makenzie Mills | April 11

Orange County Schools seeks community input on how to spend $125 million in school bond funds on one of three proposals: a new kindergarten through fifth ...

Collectors, musicians cherish community through vinyl connections

By Maddie Policastro | April 8

Super Bowl champion, Chapel Hill High School graduate remembered for his kindness

By Iris Eyster and Anna Tynch | April 11

A look at elder care initiatives in Northside

By Phoebe Martel | April 10

'Pulse of the economy': How economic changes affect local second-hand shopping

By Kristin Kharrat | April 10

As thrift shops become more popular, prices seem to be rising. Experts say this is due to a looming recession, which may cause big changes in supply and ...

Behind the $45 million reporting error from North Carolina Central University

By Freya McNeill | April 10

This is the third time since 2021 that the N.C. Office of the State Auditor found significant financial reporting errors by NCCU, but State Auditor Dave ...

Entertainment companies and local bands react to rising concert prices in Triangle

By Isabelle Pala | April 8

Community members in the Triangle cite shifts within the live music scene and ticket prices due to the rising popularity of music streaming services and ...

From R&B to indie rock: What Chapel Hill Town Council members love to listen to

By Aiden Hall | April 8

The Daily Tar Heel spoke with council members about their favorite tunes, albums and artists.

'See the initiatives coming through': Town of Carrboro celebrates Earth Day

By Victoria Yang | April 8

The Town set up a variety of activities including plant stands, climbing walls and booths to learn about composting.

Hillsborough hosts living history day, offers a glimpse into Orange County's role in Revolution

By James O'Hara | April 8

“The saying is always ‘if you don't know your history, you're doomed to repeat it,” event attendee Jack Barry said. “There's some good, some bad ...

Hands Off!: Community protests Trump, federal funding cuts, deportations

By Sarah Clements | April 7

The Chapel Hill Hand's Off! protest, which had over 700 attendees, was one of the more than 1,200 protests across the country.

N.C. Supreme Court blocks previous order upholding Griffin's court challenge

By Kathryn DeHart | April 7

The North Carolina Supreme Court temporarily blocked an order from an N.C. appeals court requiring over 60,000 voters to verify their eligibility.

Harriet Tubman YWCA added to National Register of Historical Places

By Makenzie Mills | April 6

The Harriet Tubman YWCA is recognized for its legacy in supporting Black heritage and civil rights.

New bill in the N.C. House would create AAPI heritage commision

By Sheridan Barry | April 6

If passed, House Bill 704 will work with the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources in the preservation, interpretation, and promotion of Asian ...

Chapel Hill wins GIS award for new residential parking permit system

By Victoria Yang | April 6

The Town's GIS team shifted the system from paper-based to web-based and was awarded G. Herbert Stout Award.

'So obsessed with it': Zaxbys opens on Franklin Street

By Isaac Carter | April 6

The new space includes seats for 17 people, three ordering kiosks and homages to UNC.

N.C. Court of Appeals upholds Jefferson Griffin's state supreme court race challenge

By Sarah Monoson | April 4

Republican Court of Appeals Judge Jefferson Griffin challenged the legitimacy of over 60,000 ballots after losing to Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs ...

Carrboro Town Council discusses improving pedestrian safety, police equity efforts

By Phoebe Martel | April 2

The Town voted to endorse the Safe Streets For All/Vision Zero action pact, which will restripe some Carrboro streets and add some bike lanes.

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Local organization launches new program focused on holistic mental health

By Aiden Hall | April 1

Families, Communities, and Rising launched their new child health care initiative Healing Roots, a mindfulness and nature-based program focused on connecting ...