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UNC men's soccer falls to Furman during penalty shootout in first round of NCAA tournament

| November 21

City & County

Carolina North development making little tangible progress

By Hannah Jaggers | September 16

University officials held a public information meeting Monday to give an update on the development of UNC’s satellite campus, Carolina North — ...

The Goat Parade, a public art installation in University Mall, has been on show since August 4th. Jayden Woodland, 3, came to see the goats on Monday. Her father explained "we heard about the goat parade and we decided to come check it out!"

Goat sculptures to decorate Chapel Hill, Pittsboro to raise money

By Erin Kolstad | September 16

A herd of 10 painted “Glamour Goats” will be descending on Chapel Hill in October.

Local restaurants celebrate veganism

September 16

A nonprofit is hoping a night out on the town will help educate people about the vegan diet.

Chapel Hill Town Manager Roger Stancil responds to petition’s accusations

By Aren Besson | September 15

Chapel Hill Town Manager Roger Stancil said residents’ recent accusations of financial mismanagement are not true and lack context.

Jack Paley, a sophomore business major, created Aspen Crunch four years ago and it's still going strong. Mainly consisting of dried fruits, granola and other natural ingredients, Aspen Crunch can purchased online or in some farmers markets in Colorado.

Sophomore Jack Paley started his company Aspen Crunch in 2011

By Deborah Harris | September 15

Douglas Paley describes the moment.

CHCCS elementary, middle schools compost their lunch

By Elise McGlothian | September 15

It will now take a little longer for children enrolled in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools to clean up at the end of lunch — but the activity will ...

Carrboro encourages social enterprise

By Holly West | September 15

The Town of Carrboro is using a government grant to encourage local business leaders and entrepreneurs to grow their organizations in a socially conscious ...

Laura Griest, the executive director of Paws4Ever, pets one of the non-profit's cats, Fajita, as she leads a tour of the compound.

Paws4ever gives pet owners peace of mind for future

By Mary Taylor Renfro | September 15

Situated on 50 acres of land equipped with a learning center, dog park, nature trail and adoption center, Paws4ever Animal Sanctuary has never been a ...

Author Katy Simpson Smith to discuss her Beaufort-based book at Flyleaf

By Elizabeth Baker | September 15

Author Katy Simpson Smith might be from Mississippi, but, if her debut novel “The Story of Land and Sea: A Novel” is any indication, she’s got Carolina ...

Graduate students bring jazz lecturer to campus

By clayton johnson | September 12

The multi-talented Michael Veal is giving a multi-faceted lecture today thanks to the efforts of musicology graduate students.

Solar farms create drama in Orange County

By Pat James | September 12

When her aunt suffered a stroke more than three years ago, Chapel Hill native Sheila Bishop said her family began trying to help with her finances, including ...

Extraordinary Ventures exhibits the work completed during its program at a red carpet event hosted for the artists. Courtesy of Cyndi Whisnant.

Extraordinary Ventures brings art to community with art classes

By Robert McNeely | September 12

For the third time in the past two years, autistic adults have a chance to hone and explore their artistic abilities.

All up in your business for Sept. 12, 2014

By Wei Zhou | September 12

In celebration of its first anniversary, Al’s Burger Shack hosted a burger recipe contest and selected the cook-off winners on Wednesday.

As the population ages, more elderly are going missing

By Graves Ganzert | September 11

An elderly Chapel Hill man was found Monday after being missing for three days — a scenario that is not all that uncommon in Orange County.

Weekend-long 5K event coming to Carrboro

By Holly West | September 9

This weekend’s 5K race at the 300 East Main development will be like a lot of things in Carrboro — not so normal.

Chapel Hill home preservation efforts stalled due to expiring tax credit

By Trent Hollandsworth | September 9

Historic preservation in Chapel Hill has hit a roadblock.

Artist and contributor to the inaugural edition of “Welcome: Art in Your Home,” Warren Hicks, works in his studio.Photo courtesy of Open Art Society.

Program makes collecting art an affordable hobby

September 9

Art collectors are wealthy — artists are enigmatic.

Aldermen talk changes to chicken coop policies

By Jasmin Singh | September 9

The Town of Carrboro is searching for a way to protect its chickens.

Andreah Williams and her son Tyshawn Pope look for their home on the community display at the Hargrove Community Center during the Good Neighbor Block Party on Tuesday afternoon.

Block party brings together UNC student and Northside residents

By Jasmin Singh | September 9

Andreah Williams and her son Tyshaun Pope heard music around the corner and decided to follow it.

Q&A with author Tony Earley

By Elizabeth Baker | September 8

Tony Earley is the Samuel Milton Fleming Chair in English at Vanderbilt University and the award-winning author of a collection of personal essays, a ...