Nonprofit holds silent auction for puppy program
If there is one way to draw a crowd, then it is best to do it with dogs. The Chapel Hill-Carrboro nonprofit, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Paws (EENP), held a ...
Read More »If there is one way to draw a crowd, then it is best to do it with dogs. The Chapel Hill-Carrboro nonprofit, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Paws (EENP), held a ...
Read More »Prominent Chapel Hill and Carrboro residents donned chef hats to raise money for the local YMCA. The first ever Chili Throwdown was held on Saturday evening, ...
Read More »Short, high-pitched yaps drifted with the slight breeze as Carrboro residents strolled by Weaver Street Market on Sunday. Dozens of dachshunds gathered ...
Read More »Chapel Hill citizens gathered at the Peace and Justice Plaza for the annual Peace and Justice Nominee Ceremony on Sunday.
Read More »One thing the Chapel Hill town council members and mayor can agree on is that university relations are the best they have ever been.
Read More »For Pam Seamans, executive director of the NC Alliance for Health, it is crucial that the average North Carolinian knows the resources available to them ...
Read More »Affordable housing has always been a concern for the town of Chapel Hill, and owners of the Residences at Grove Park have come up with a proposal to create ...
Read More »When Carolyn Parsley attended magic class at the Central Orange Senior Center on Thursday, she took notes on her skills to show them to her grandchildren ...
Read More »Martha Marsh Jenkins, the owner of Kitchenworks in University Place, uses Shred-a-Thons to dispose of business documents and other administrative papers ...
Read More »This September, the United States initiated its first-ever national food waste reduction goal, calling for a 50 percent waste reduction by 2030. ...
Read More »Future residents of the Chapel Hill Ronald McDonald House will be getting a rain check on their new space.
Read More »In November 2016, Orange County voters will consider a bond referendum to support both living and learning.
Read More »The Compass Center for Women and Families in Chapel Hill is a safe place for victims of domestic violence to find resources and support. With October ...
Read More »Following the 2013 renovation of the Chapel Hill Public Library, the library staff is also looking to update their current mission statement.
Read More »Carrboro Mayor Lydia Lavelle is running unopposed in the upcoming election, but she is still pushing her constituents to go to the polls and exercise ...
Read More »Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt joined 17 other mayors around the nation in a movement to open the doors of Chapel Hill to refugees from Syria.
Read More »When U.S. military cadet Carlos Cordero stepped into professor Jennifer Ho’s English 271 class this semester, he had no idea he would be stepping into ...
Read More »More than 20 people stood in the house of Jewel Francis, Northside resident, waiting for her to arrive on Friday
Read More »The Inter-Faith Council aims to increase their services with a challenge to raise $92,625 — with the potential promise of a matched donation by the ...
Read More »On Wednesday, artist and UNC alumnus Michael Brown proposed a mural to the Chapel Hill Design Commission. This project is a collaboration between University ...
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