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

| November 24

Business

The Lodge replaced with TRU Deli & Wine

By Elizabeth Straub | August 23

Dwight DeBree really wanted a good turkey sandwich. So when he couldn’t find one in Chapel Hill, he opened TRU Deli & Wine.

Plans for 'The Rat' move forward

By Chessa DeCain | August 19

After closing its doors nearly five years ago, a Chapel Hill landmark might finally get its second wind. Diane Fountain, a future owner of “The Rat,” ...

Famed ‘?ower ladies’ dwindle

By Jenny Surane | August 18

Lillie Pratt says she will continue to sell flowers on Franklin Street — as long as it makes her happy.

Construction has little effect on businesses

By Elisabeth McFarland | July 18

Though 140 West Franklin has shut down parts of Franklin Street, its effect on nearby businesses has been minimized as construction continues.

The scoop on local businesses

By Elizabeth Bartholf | June 26

Ackland store flooded When water suddenly started pouring in from sinks and drinking fountains in the Ackland Art Museum Store last week, store manager ...

Franklin Street Mellow Mushroom construction postponed

By Chessa DeCain | June 18

When Karen Halsey and Kent Hodges made plans to open a new Mellow Mushroom in Chapel Hill, they hoped to have it up and running in time for the new school ...

Gumby's on Franklin Street closed for good

By Chessa DeCain | June 12

Man can’t survive on Pokey Stix alone and neither could Gumby’s. The pizza restaurant at 306 W. Franklin St. The pizza restaurant at 306 W. Franklin ...

Goodbye, Gumby’s Pizza

By Chessa DeCain | June 11

The pizza restaurant has closed after spending 18 years at its last Franklin Street location.

An influx of tourists means bigger business for Chapel Hill and the University

April 2

This week’s flood of campus tours have an effect on more than just students’ paths to class.

Franklin Pizza & Pasta to become Tomato Jake's by August

By Kathryn Trogdon | February 28

After spending 18 years at 163 E. Franklin St. as a Chapel Hill staple, Franklin Street Pizza & Pasta will soon become Tomato Jake’s Pizzeria.

Chapel Hill and Carrboro businesses see increased traffic on Valentine's Day

By Hooper Schultz | February 13

If there’s one group of people that love doesn’t hurt on Valentine’s Day, it’s Chapel Hill and Carrboro business owners. Local businesses have ...

Generation Z brings entrepreneurship to the fore

By Eshe Nelson | February 7

Tech savvy. Entrepreneurial. Innovative. International. Intelligent. Self-confident. And most importantly, self-empowered. This is Generation Z.

All up in your business Feb. 3, 2012

By Chessa DeCain | February 2

Front Porch Bar & Grill may have closed its Franklin Street doors on Wednesday, but it won’t be gone for long.

Sugarland expands to Cameron Village in Raleigh

By Jeanna Smialek | January 22

Something sweet is coming to Raleigh April 1 — courtesy of Chapel Hill’s Sugarland, which is set to open a second location in Cameron Village.

AUIYB - Owners Antonio McBroom (left) and Eric Taylor prepare for Ben and Jerry's Grand Re-Opening as well as Auntie Anne's addition Wednesday, January 11.

All up in your business

By Michelle Zayed | January 9

Ben and Jerry’s will reopen the doors of its Chapel Hill scoop shop — its first in North Carolina — Jan. 11, adding a new look and Auntie Anne’s ...

All up in your business

By Zach Gaver | December 2

To accommodate its growing popularity, Fleet Feet Sports Carrboro moved to a larger location at 300 E. Main St. on Sept. 29.

Donations from local businesses keep Occupy Chapel Hill alive

By Gayatri Surendranathan | November 30

After more than a month and a half, Occupy Chapel Hill is going strong — powered not only by their beliefs, but also by donations from local businesses. ...

The Party Fund lets students compete for a business-sponsored party

By Charles Patton | November 30

Having your birthday party sponsored by outside companies isn’t just for celebrities anymore.

Chapel Hill Town Council may crack down on aggressive towing

By Florence Bryan | November 16

In response to complaints about unfair towing practices, the Chapel Hill Town Council is prepared to crack down on private towing companies and parking ...

Tourism up in Orange County

By Sarah Clover | November 1

After cutting prices and marketing their brand during the recession, local hotels are beginning to see a brighter future.