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Murals are a twist on traditional painting, taking small-scale works of art from canvas and wood backing and enlarging them on brick walls. The art of murals takes the painting out of the home, blending works of art with the daily surroundings of Chapel Hill residents.
But after more than two years here, Franklin Street has left me disappointed.
That's the mantra of the Chapel Hill Downtown Commission, which will sponsor a booth at Tar Heel Town in Polk Place prior to Saturday's football game against Texas.
Summer is always a lean time for Chapel Hill business owners, as the University closes its doors and sends its 25,000 consumers away for three months. This summer revenue drought usually prompts several businesses to close and incites others to take their place in the hopes of cashing in once August arrives.
"Seinfeld" was a great pick for No. 1. Who doesn't laugh at the Soup Nazi or the sound of "Helloooo Newman"? George Costanza is a universal figure for liars, cheaters, jerks and good friends.
Durham police arrested Jeremiah Newkirk, 32, of 1306 Jackson St. in Durham on Thursday in connection with three armed robberies that took place in Chapel Hill in the last four months.
A monthlong celebration of local art, April Arts Downtown is sponsored by the Chapel Hill Downtown Commission, Arts Carolina and local vendors. This year will mark the event's third anniversary.
After a day filled with stressful classes, cumbersome commitments and constant socialization, many students can find privacy elusive, even in their own residences. Certainly most students can identify with the need for personal space and privacy.
But store officials say they don't plan to have any moving-out sales before packing up and concentrating resources on the company's nine other stores.
But this holiday season, Milbre Burch will tell the stories of Christmas, Hannukkah and Kwanzaa to Chapel Hill children and families in a presentation dubbed "Winter Light: Seasonal Stories from around the world."
If studying abroad or an internship this summer caused you to miss out on visiting The Shins' inverted world, don't fret -- there's hope.
Since April, 11 restaurants and shops have opened or have been slated to open for business, with the latest addition being Campenella's Cafe and Art Gallery located at 416 W. Franklin St.
One could say the same of reviewers in newspapers. I should know -- I am one.
Every year millions of people flock to the state's eastern shore -- from the Outer Banks to the southern coastline -- to experience the amenities of small coastal towns and relatively uncrowded shores.
The 201 E. Franklin St. space, which formerly housed Blue Marlin Pub, was leased Tuesday to Turtles CIV Inc.
After all, what can't Morris do?
Boo!
