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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

Business

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.

Computer science professor opens tab for students during class at TOPO

By Katie Rice | November 18

Students in Ketan Mayer-Patel’s Computer Science 426 class were treated to a field trip to Top of the Hill Restaurant and Brewery during class Tuesday ...

ABC Commission ratifies offer of suspension, fine for La Residence

By Erin Kolstad | November 18

The ABC Commission ratified the offer in compromise for La Residence at their November meeting today. In the offer, the ABC permits for La Residence ...

Businesses join living wage project

By Nicole Gonzalez | November 10

Some businesses in Orange County are moving away from the state-mandated minimum wage and toward a living wage — a move some say will ease the burden ...

Jersey Mike's franchise co-owner Charlie Farris was presented with an award after participating in RSVVP for 10 years. "Food is our life. It's what we do. Helping people get food is really important to us, especially those who can't afford it," said Farris.

111 restaurants pledge support for RSVVP Day

By Brooke Fisher | November 8

If you eat out on Tuesday, a portion of the proceeds from your meal may be donated to support hunger-relief programs.

Seven business leaders were inducted into the Business Hall of Fame

By Kiana Cole | November 6

Decorated with boutonnieres and enveloped in the company of colleagues, the business trailblazers of Chapel Hill and Carrboro were inducted into the Business ...

Ted Seagroves’ business legacy awarded

By Connor Colson | November 4

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce will induct seven business leaders into its Hall of Fame on Nov. 5. The Daily Tar Heel will profile each ...

Great Divide Brewing Company mascot the Yeti mingles and guest-bartends at Beer Study as part of the Yeti Bar Crawl in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area Friday.

Yeti makes its way through local bars

By Burhan Kadibhai | November 2

Only in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area can you find a snow-ape playing video games, drinking beer and shaking his claws to hip-hop music.

The UNC football team won against UVA 26 to 13 on Saturday afternoon in the 120th match up between the two teams.

Late barbershop owner inducted into Hall of Fame

By Shantan Krovvidi | October 26

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce will induct seven business leaders into its Hall of Fame on Nov. 5. The Daily Tar Heel will profile each ...

Jean Holcomb, owner of Viking Travel in Chapel Hill, is being inducted into the Chapel Hill/Carrboro Business Hall of Fame.

Chamber of Commerce honors Jean Holcomb, owner of Viking Travel

By Kieran Hodnett | October 22

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce will induct seven business leaders into its Hall of Fame on Nov. 5. The Daily Tar Heel will feature each ...

All up in your business for Oct. 20, 2015

By Alexa Papadopoulos | October 20

Cold Stone Creamery is coming back to Franklin St. "Officially it will be the first week of November," said Operation manager Emad Ali.

Sutton's Owner and former pharmacist John Woodard was inducted into the Chapel Hill- Carrboro Chamber of Commerce 2015 Business Hall of Fame.

Chamber of Commerce honors owner John Woodard, owner of Sutton's Drug Store

By Savannah Britt | October 14

A place full of character and charm, Sutton’s Drug Store feels like home for Chapel Hill residents and students.

Online vendor Jet seen as Amazon's first viable rival

By Shweta Mishra | October 13

E-commerce startup Jet's logo and July launch-day graphic are reminiscent of The Jetsons — but whether the company is a whimsical fantasy or a contender ...

(Left) Nina Merklina, Dina Rousset, and LisaMarie Smith, the N.C. Triangle Ellevate Chapter co-president, are all entrepreneurs in the Triangle area.

UNC alumna wants to see more women in top business roles

By Deborah Harris | October 13

When asked her exact job title, Sallie Krawcheck laughed knowingly and said, “I try to defy convention.”

Parking and Carrboro library location up for discussion Tuesday night

By Nicole Gonzalez | October 7

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen met Tuesday night to discuss the growing parking deficit in the town and the site of a potential branch library on town ...

Steve Richichi of Chapel Hill, picks up a few things at the Mediterranean Deli Market on Monday evening. He says he enjoys the fresh produce and the prices are great too. Employee, Lukas Zdanavicius.

On campus, religious dietary restrictions hard to meet

By Zhai Yun Tan | October 6

Saarah Khan’s food options in the dining hall are limited. She mostly eats pasta, salad and an occasional veggie burger.

TOPO Distillery owner Scott Maitland (left) sells liquor to state Sen. Rick Gunn.

TOPO Distillery sells first bottle of liquor outside of ABC system in 106 years

By Lara Carson | October 1

Scott Maitland, owner of TOPO Distillery, sold the first bottle of liquor outside of the ABC Commission system in North Carolina since 1909 on Thursday. ...

Rape culture persists online after Asheville owners discovered publishing sexual exploits

By Hari Chittilla | September 30

Coffee talk has taken a turn for the graphic, as two owners of a local Asheville shop were found broadcasting their sexual encounters online. Jacob Owens ...

Breadmen's employees Omar Castro and Luz Castro, along with Bill Piscitello and Roy Piscitello, the owners of Breadmen’s, pose together.

'Chapel Hill tradition’ Breadmen's to relocate but stay local

By Alexis Allston | September 30

Forty-one-year-old Chapel Hill restaurant Breadmen’s may relocate to make room for up-and-coming mixed-use development, Amity Station.

All Up in Your Business for Sept. 29, 2015

By Lara Carson | September 28

Dan Elkins, owner of Logan’s Pub and Billiards located in what was formerly The Deep End said to expect a little more out of country night.