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Schoolkids Records is making a comeback to Chapel Hill. Originally getting its start in the '80s and then moving to Raleigh, Schoolkids will be opening a 2nd location back in its hometown, taking over the location of CD Alley on Franklin St.

Schoolkids Records to replace CD Alley on Franklin Street

By Nicole Gonzalez | February 15

Schoolkids Records, a record company that began in 1974, will return to Chapel Hill on March 1st as the company’s third location in the Triangle.

Local bar, He's Not Here, will be closing for three weeks.

He’s Not Here, but will be back soon

By Matt Couch | February 11

He’s Not Here will close its doors for three weeks — including for the UNC-Duke game — starting today.

NC tech industry grows, but graduates aren't staying for the jobs

By Ana Irizarry | February 11

A new report shows growth in North Carolina’s technology sector, but recruitment difficulties continue to challenge the industry.

All up in your business for Feb. 5, 2016

By Hugo Fernandez | February 8

Huntington Learning Center opened its new Chapel Hill location Monday.

Exploring faces of Franklin Street international food

By Zac Lowell | January 31

Chapel Hill, a town home to a number of restaurants with an international focus, offers cuisine from various corners of the world and new perspectives ...

Parker Draughon, left, and Joey Skavroneck are business partners and operators of Buzz Rides, a free alternative transportation on campus.

Buzz Rides says they're growing even without money from Student Congress

By Kelly Jasiura | January 28

Buzz Rides still doesn’t have funding from student government, but that isn’t stopping them from staying on track to give 20,000 rides this school ...

Chapel Hill citizens met on Wednesday at the ArtsCenter to open a dialogue about homelessness in the town.

Orange County community leaders hold public forum on homelessness

By Sarah Crump | January 28

When discussing the issue of homelessness in Orange County, community leaders challenged residents to learn more about the homeless population.

Land owner appeals plans for party barn to Orange County staff

By Burhan Kadibhai | January 26

Chatham county resident Kara Brewer is currently in the process of appealing to the staff of Orange County for the construction of a party barn after ...

Kelly Kleinbrahm, a Chapel Hill Professionals member, attends a Chapel Hill Young Professionals networking event at the Residence Inn in March 2015. (Courtesy of Nicholas C. Johnson)

Chapel Hill sees losses in young professionals

By Nicole Gonzalez | January 24

There are fewer young professionals between the ages of 20 and 34 in Chapel Hill compared to in Durham and Raleigh, likely because of two major factors ...

Larry's Coffee, which is 100% organic, is now served in Lenoir Dining Hall.

Local coffee company caffeinates UNC's dining halls

By Sophie Golden | January 13

Today, Carolina Dining Services will introduce their new partnership with Larry’s Coffee at the Green Meal: Fair Trade event, which will take place ...

Powerball jackpot highest in American history

By Thomas Shealy | January 12

For those willing to brave the odds, a $2 investment is the only thing standing in the way of a chance to win the largest lottery jackpot in United States ...

Ackland Store moves across street

By Trevor Lenzmeier | January 11

Prospective and current students, parents and Chapel Hill residents passing the corner of Franklin and Columbia streets will soon find vacant the large ...

He’s Not Here signs offers in compromise

By Rachel Bridges | January 11

Representatives for the Chapel Hill bar He’s Not Here have signed offers in compromise for the establishment’s three pending violations.

Southern Rail leaves behind legacy for local nightlife

By Marisa Dunn | January 10

It was a place to drink, eat and listen to music. It was a crossroads for the community. It was known to many as Carrboro’s living room.

AC Hotel coming to Rosemary Street

By Burhan Kadibhai | November 30

Say goodbye to Los Pos — a new hotel has been officially approved for the location. During the Chapel Hill Town Council meeting on Nov. 23, the council ...

Mr. James Sills, CEO of Farmers and Mechanics Bank, started his career as a statistician.

Black entrepreneurship in Chapel Hill

By Janna Childers | November 24

With UNC’s prestigious entrepreneurship program and the numerous resources in the area available for business startups, entrepreneurship in Chapel Hill ...

People gather at The United Church of Chapel Hill for the Alternative Market. The market was originally located on Cameron Street.

Gifts that keep on giving sold at alternative market

By Anna Cooke | November 23

Waiting in long lines, stores slashing prices, catfights over door busters — that’s the norm for the holiday season.

Shooters' owner fed up with disrespectful students

By Morgan Howard | November 23

In a moment of frustration, the owner of Shooters Saloon in Durham took to Facebook to express her annoyance with — and ultimately ban — UNC students ...

Alex Rich enjoy the environment at the Krave Kava Bar on W. Main St.

Kava: an alternative to alcohol

By Maggie Monsrud | November 18

For some people, it calms them and makes their lips tingle, while for others it makes them feel downright nauseated.

La Residence case settled, ABC tackles underage drinking

By Erin Kolstad | November 18

The ABC Commission ratified the offer of compromise for La Residence at their November meeting Wednesday.