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No. 2 seed UNC women's soccer dominates Minnesota, 3-0, to advance to NCAA quarterfinals

| November 24

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Shannon and Bryan Weynand got married in the Blue Zone in 2013.

Wedding packages at Kenan Stadium appeal to fans

By Sarah Headley | September 1

He liked it, and he put a ring on it—and then he cut the cake at Kenan Memorial Stadium.

Laila Williams, eight years old, gets her face painted at the Weaver Street Co-Op Fair in Carborro.

Co-op fair highlights community ownership

By Mary Taylor Renfro | September 1

Weaver Street Market’s co-op structure can be a bit of a mystery to customers who aren’t sure exactly what a “co-op number” is.

Night football games help Chapel Hill economy

By Joey DeVito | August 28

Fans are used to seeing Carolina Blue skies during football games, but this season, that will change.

State GDP growth bodes well for hiring

By Paul Kushner | August 27

North Carolina has continued to climb out of the recession in the past year, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce — a hopeful sign for students ...

The Visual Reactions exhibit by a Kuwaiti artist on display in the FedEx Global Center.

Internationalist Bookstore turns new page in Carrboro

By Patrick Millett | August 27

A longtime hub for political and philosophical thought in Chapel Hill, non-profit Internationalist Bookstore and Community Center is moving to Carrboro ...

22 companies collaborated this weekend to create the North Carolina state beer at Mystery Brewing Company in Hillsborough.

Erica Tieppo, from Detroit, Michigan, works with the beer through its fermentation process.

Franklin Street breweries help craft NC state beer

By Mary Helen Moore | August 25

Two Chapel Hill breweries teamed up with 20 other members of the North Carolina Craft Brewers Guild this weekend to create North Carolina’s first state ...

Students are venturing into the world of mixology

By Paige Hopkins | August 24

UNC students bring Chapel Hill bars and clubs to life. And many of them are doing so from behind the counter.

Downtown Chapel Hill trivia and karaoke round-up

By Robert McNeely | August 21

Linda's Bar & Grill has trivia Tuesday and Wednesday night with an eclectic mix of clientele who are eager to participate.

Chapel Hill bars crack down on enforcing alcohol laws together

By Sofia Leiva | August 19

Chapel Hill bars are getting more serious about enforcing alcohol laws.

Employees remember owner of Johnny T-shirt

By Claire Nielsen and Holly West | August 19

Johnny T-shirt employees are mourning the death of owner Charles “Chuck” Helpingstine, who died Thursday.

Officials question the safety of new transit services

By Zoe Schaver | August 19

Getting a ride to Carrboro is now as easy as tapping a button and swiping a debit card — but the impact ridesharing services like Uber are having ...

UNC Fan Shop has opened between Vespa Restaurant and Launch.

All up in your business, August 19, 2014

By Holly West and Zoe Schaver | August 19

After almost 50 years in the University Square development, Chapel Hill Barber Shop has relocated to the Courtyard.

Ben Bergmann, a farmer from Fickle Creek Farm, has been a participant of the Chapel Hill Market for 12 years. Taking place in the parking lot of University Mall, the market is has moved its location several times. With the prospect of having a permanent home, Bergman says, "I wish it could be here permanently but it's a little tenuous to be honest. It would be nice if we had a longer term commitment from the mall."

Chapel Hill Farmers' Market looks to find new location

By Jasmin Singh | August 16

After almost seven years at the University Mall parking lot, the Chapel Hill Farmer’s Market wants to find a place to call its own.

Christina Townsend, a junior communications and journalism double major, creates unique works of art which she sells to fellow students.

UNC student artists grow creative community

By Breanna Kerr | August 16

Instead of cluttering dormitory room walls with cliche slogans and movie posters, senior Violette Zhu said asking student artists like herself to commission ...

Chapel Hill improves development services

By Claire Nielsen | August 16

Those looking to get permits for their businesses or homes should have an easier time after a renovated Development Services division opened at Chapel ...

The Thrill is gone, The Heel is here

By Holly West | August 16

This Friday, students who want to celebrate making it through their first week of classes will have a new hangout to visit — The Heel Bar and Grill. ...