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UNC men's basketball survives N.C. State, 63-61, despite late-game comeback from Wolfpack

| January 11

Chapel Hill-Carrboro

Chapel Hill, Carrboro, county approve new budgets

By Joey DeVito | June 23

In preparation for the beginning of the next fiscal year, the Orange County Board of Commissioners, the Chapel Hill Town Council and the Carrboro Board ...

Chapel Hill police arrest man for shooting on Franklin Street

By From staff and wire reports | June 22

A man was shot in the 100 block of East Franklin Street at 2:40 a.m. Sunday, according to Chapel Hill police.

Chapel Hill police arrest second man in connection to Christopher Road shooting

By From staff and wire reports | June 18

Brandon Shamar Townsend, 21, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder, after a man was shot and killed in Chapel ...

Sutton's on Franklin Street is celebrating it's 90th birthday this year. Manager Don Pinney stands with owner John Woodard. Pinney grew up going to Sutton's because his parents both worked and met each other there. Pinney has been working there for 33 years.

Pharmacy closes, but Sutton’s Drug Store remains

By Jonathan Moyer | June 17

When John Woodard told customers the pharmacy in Sutton’s Drug Store was closing down, he got a lot of concern that the entire store would be going ...

NC State architecture students build barn for Benevolence Farm

By Zoe Schaver | June 16

Architecture students will help build a barn at Benevolence Farm, allowing the women who will live there to once again enjoy the night sky after their ...

Owner John Hanna stands in his restaurant Mina's located at 401 Franklin St. Hanna recently moved the store from New York to Chapel Hill.

Owner of Mina’s Grill on Franklin Street pushes past disaster

By Aren Besson | June 16

Despite the tragedies that befell his first two business ventures, John Hanna opened Mina’s Grill on Franklin Street with optimism and determination. ...

All up in your business for June 19

By Mary Taylor Renfro | June 16

All up in your business for June 19

Chapel Hill High School graduates celebrate at Smith Center

By Joey DeVito | June 16

There were cheers for all of the Chapel Hill High School graduates on Saturday, but nobody got a louder ovation than Quentin Taylor.

George’s Towing and Recovery filed a lawsuit, now overturned, against Chapel Hill’s cell phone ban and towing restrictions.

NC Supreme Court strikes down Chapel Hill's cell phone ban

By Jonathan Moyer | June 12

The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled the town of Chapel Hill does not have the authority to enforce an ordinance prohibiting the use of cell phones ...

A new sculpture was unveiled at Phillips Middle School on Tuesday. The sculpture was designed by art students and built by local sculptor Mark Elliot.

Phillips Middle School celebrates 50 years

By Joey DeVito | June 10

The students of Guy B.

Music, arts abound in downtown for summer

By Zoe Schaver | June 9

Every week during the spring and summer, many businesses and organizations in Chapel Hill and Carrboro host special events for residents, featuring music ...

All up in your business for June 12

By Aren Besson | June 9

All up in your business for June 12

Sup Dogs on Franklin Street opened Monday morning. Waitresses work on the signature orange crush behind a full bar inside the restaurant.

Franklin Street welcomes Sup Dogs

By Jonathan Moyer | June 9

People on Franklin Street lined up out the door of Sup Dogs, the Greenville-based restaurant which opened Monday.

Franklin St. is under construction on the 400 block in order to make it more pedestrian friendly.

Pedestrians gain from West Franklin face-lift

By Aren Besson | June 3

Chapel Hill residents are already well acquainted with the sounds of construction in downtown areas — and it is not over yet.Since 1994, the town ...

Chapel Hill Police Department investigating shooting on Christopher Road

By From staff and wire reports | May 30

UPDATE, 8:55 p.m.: Bartholomew Romidas Scott, 35, has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with Friday's shooting on Christopher ...

Chapel Hill police officers directing traffic in light outages

By From staff and wire reports | May 29

A power outage has shut down traffic lights at the intersections of 15-501 and Willow Drive and 15-501 and South Estes Drive, as well as the intersection ...

All up in your business for May 29, 2014

By Kelsey Weekman | May 28

This month, Launch Chapel Hill is accepting applications to its biannual 22-week accelerator program, which provides tools for entrepreneurs to help them ...

Orange County superintendent steps down, seat filled by Del Burns

By Aren Besson | May 27

After only a few months since the last appointment, Orange County School System returned to an old favorite to fill the position of superintendent. ...

Board of Aldermen, county commissioners talk new technologies

By Joey DeVito and Kelsey Weekman | May 26

In goverment meetings this week, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen discussed police camera technology and the Orange County Board of Commissioners held a ...

Orange County deals with busy rabies season

By Joey DeVito | May 26

Orange County is seeing its biggest year for rabies since 2008.