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Board of Alderman approves Lloyd Farm rezoning, project moves ahead

By Ares Zerunyan | October 31

“The project is going to be a traditional 20th century suburban style strip-mall," Seils said. "I think we should be moving away from that.”

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Carrboro Aldermen come out against Hyde Amendment

By Claire Willmschen | October 29

The Hyde Amendment prohibits the use of federal insurance funds for abortions except in circumstances where the life of the mother is endangered.

Want to be “green” even after you’re gone? In Carrboro, now you can

By Jamey Cross | October 24

The Town of Carrboro approved a town code that allowed for green burials, which offer a more natural, chemical-free form of burial.

Carrboro residents voice concerns over bicycle safety in town

By Aislinn Antrim | October 22

Despite being rated a silver-level community by the League of American Bicyclists, Carrboro residents say that the town has room to improve its bike safety. ...

Koch brothers, local leaders speak out against judicial vacancy amendment

By Lyell McMerty | October 21

The N.C. chapter of the conservative advocacy group Americans for Prosperity joins local officials in opposition to the judicial vacancy amendment. ...

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West End Poetry Festival's star-studded lineup explores diversity in poetry

By A.J. OLeary | October 17

De-stress and unwind over Fall Break with four days of poetry focused on themes of identity at the West End Poetry Festival in Carrboro.

Local artist connects trails and community with bridge art rail

By Anna Daisy Mudd | October 15

The railing is comprised of 43 steel-cut silhouettes, attached to steel panels lining either side of the bridge.

The Cave, a bar on West Franklin St., is set to re-open in June 2018 under new ownership.

Music is for everyone with Manifest Music Festival

By Macy Meyer | October 14

Manifest III only features bands with members who identify as femme, transgender or non-binary.

Carrboro Farmer's Market celebrates 40 years this weekend

By Miranda DiPaolo | October 11

Carrboro Farmers' Market offers you a chance to have a conversation with the producers of their food.

Swamp Rabbit Railroad is on the hunt for a meaningful audience

October 2

Swamp Rabbit Railroad will be performing at Open Eye Cafe on Friday at 8 p.m. Admission is free.

Carrboro's new task force aims to acknowledge the town's complicated history

By Jake Richard | September 26

Julian Carr has been a controversial figure in Carrboro's history for years. This task force wants to contextualize his role while also showing how far ...

Duke University student government proposes renaming the controversial Carr Building

By Hannah McClellan | September 21

Julian Carr's namesake, whose white supremacy and racist links are infamous, is being challenged and students and residents are attempting to drive the ...

Carrboro businesses collaborate in developing new multi-use center

By Claire Willmschen | September 19

“I also think it will really improve the look and feel of downtown because, even though it’s adding a building, it’s adding much more than that.” ...

From Celtic to Cumbia, various Triangle acts will take the stage at Carrboro Music Festival

By Rebecca Fiely | September 18

With over 200 bands performing at the festival, there will be a lot to see and even more to hear. Here is a look into some of the unique acts gracing ...

Perennial Coffee and Pastries barista Anna Kasibhatla creates a new brew: a grapefruit infused spiced maple latte in 2017.

Local business owners discuss competing with popular franchises in Chapel Hill

By Laura Brummett | September 6

Chapel Hill locals prefer local businesses, but it's not easy to start one.

'I want people to know who I am': Drag queens coming to Carrboro

By Karen Stahl | September 3

Drag queens are coming to Carrboro, and in their wake follows an explosive and unapologetic performance that commands the attention of the audience and ...

Local, state leaders react to Silent Sam's removal

By Ryan Smoot | August 22

With the forced removal of Silent Sam on Monday night by protestors, local and state leaders issued a range of statements on the new absence of the Confederate ...