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CHCCS board candidates discuss diversity and equal education

By Nicole Gonzalez | October 12

Candidates for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education gathered for a forum on Monday, addressing questions submitted by the community ...

Sustainable gardening set to grow in Chapel Hill

By Meg Garner | August 20

Having a lush garden isn’t always the best thing for your environment, and Chapel Hill residents will soon have the opportunity to learn why.

Lauren Fortkort, a co-owner of the new country bar on Rosemary Street, poses behind one of the bar’s counters. Country Fried Duck offers three bars and a patio.

Country Fried Duck opens its doors on Rosemary Street

By Camila Molina | July 2

If you ever hear Shania Twain’s song “I Feel Like a Woman” while walking down Rosemary Street, it’s probably coming from Country Fried Duck. ...

Chapel Hill recommended budget includes bike safety funds

By Rachel Herzog | June 4

The Chapel Hill Town Council’s commitment to improving bike and pedestrian safety this year is clear.

Mugsey, a patchwork pooch, poses in front of his owner's, Ciara Ellis's, house Monday.

More local apartments to allow pets

By Madeline Reich | June 4

When students leave home for college, they leave some of their best friends behind – often including beloved pets.

Town wellness program generates big savings in health care

By Erin Kolstad | June 4

Thanks to healthier employees, the town of Chapel Hill will be paying less in health care premiums next year.

Crepe restaurant to open on Franklin

By Sarah Crump | June 4

Following the suit of a string of new Franklin Street eateries opening this year is Crepe Culture, a cafe serving a variety of crepes and coffee drinks. ...

Jonathan Howes on the Plaza of Ramshead on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Former mayor Jonathan Howes dies at 78

By Claire Nielsen | June 4

People trusted former Chapel Hill Mayor Jonathan Howes.

Suspect in police chase apprehended

By From staff and wire reports | April 24

The person who was speeding westbound on N.C. 54 toward Durham and then eastbound toward UNC campus Friday morning has been charged with Felony Speeding ...

Triangle residents compete to raise money for blood disorder treatment

By Kiana Cole | April 9

Raleigh resident Lisa Cilento endured two failed chemotherapy treatments and visited 13 doctors before she was properly diagnosed with a blood disorder. ...

Police respond to reports of a shooting on Summerwalk Circle in Chapel Hill.

3 dead in shooting at Summerwalk Circle in Chapel Hill

By From staff and wire reports | February 10

A shooting occurred in Chapel Hill’s Meadowmont neighborhood Tuesday, according to Chapel Hill Police.