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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

City & State

Orange County senior Joe Acciarito shoots pool at the Robert and Pearl Seymour Center in Chapel Hill, which he visits six times a week.

Growing pains for growing older

By Rachel Bridges | October 21

In the next 20 years, the over-60-year-old population in Orange County is projected to increase by 83 percent, and the community is searching for solutions ...

Community members seek awareness, equality for LGBTQ community

By Isabella Lupoli | October 20

“Carrboro has been a leader in North Carolina in LGBTQ equality since the 90s,” said Damon Seils, member of the Carrboro Board of Aldermen. This is ...

Volunteers raise the bar about sexual assault prevention

By Janna Childers | October 20

A UNC organization seeks to “raise the bar” by reaching out and providing education about sexual assault to bars in Chapel Hill. Raise the Bar ...

Historic Colonial Inn faces owner change

By John Foulkes | October 19

On Oct. 12 the Hillsborough Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to begin eminent domain proceedings in order to acquire the historic Colonial Inn. This ...

Hazmat, a local smoking accessory, apparel, and alternative goods store, has a large selection of personal Hookahs.

Hookah bars are a thing of Chapel Hill’s past

By Zhai Yun Tan | October 19

After Hookah Bliss closed in 2010, hookah bars have all but died in Chapel Hill — and this is likely to remain so. The Orange County Smoke-Free Public ...

Looking forward with the Chapel Hill 2020 plan

By Megan Royer | October 18

Achieving the goals put in place in the Chapel Hill 2020 comprehensive plan is easier said than done. The plan is not necessarily set to be completed ...

Sutton's Owner and former pharmacist John Woodard was inducted into the Chapel Hill- Carrboro Chamber of Commerce 2015 Business Hall of Fame.

Chamber of Commerce honors owner John Woodard, owner of Sutton's Drug Store

By Savannah Britt | October 14

A place full of character and charm, Sutton’s Drug Store feels like home for Chapel Hill residents and students.

Affordable housing to be built next to cemetery

By Rachel Herzog | October 13

The Chapel Hill Town Council wants to create an affordable place to live, but some Chapel Hill residents are worried this means there won’t be room ...

CHCCS board candidates discuss diversity and equal education

By Nicole Gonzalez | October 12

Candidates for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education gathered for a forum on Monday, addressing questions submitted by the community ...

Nonprofit holds silent auction for puppy program

By Anna Cooke | October 12

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 ...

Angelo Marrone and Al Bowers serve up their chili for tasting at the Chili Throwdown at Country Fried Duck.

Angelo Marrone: Italian Style Chili
Al Bowers: The Khaleesi

Local celebrities throwdown for chili

By Burhan Kadibhai | October 12

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, ...

Tiffany Mabe-Bernard holds the winners of the Carborro Wiener Dog Day costume contest--Batman and Robin.

Wiener dogs waddle at Weaver Street Market

By Benjamin Albano | October 12

Short, high-pitched yaps drifted with the slight breeze as Carrboro residents strolled by Weaver Street Market on Sunday. Dozens of dachshunds gathered ...

William Thorpe, son of Bill Thorpe spoke at the Celebration of Our Peace and Justice Legacy in front of the Post Office-Courthouse on Oct. 11, 2015.

Dean Smith and Bill Thorpe honored at Peace and Justice Plaza

By Devyn Davis | October 11

Chapel Hill citizens gathered at the Peace and Justice Plaza for the annual Peace and Justice Nominee Ceremony on Sunday.

Town-Gown relationship grows stronger

By John Foulkes | October 11

One thing the Chapel Hill town council members and mayor can agree on is that university relations are the best they have ever been.

North Carolina is in the race to quit smoking

By Nikita Mathur | October 11

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 ...

Opinion: Gov. Pat McCrory ought to veto anti-immigrant law

October 8

The bill is titled “Protect North Carolina’s Workers,” when it should actually read as “Protect North Carolina from Undocumented Immigrants and ...

Town council holds back on Grove Park apartments

By Molly Jordan | October 8

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 ...

Seniors learn a tricky business

By Jane Little | October 8

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 ...

Residents shred to reduce waste in Orange County

By Robin O'Luanaigh | October 8

Martha Marsh Jenkins, the owner of Kitchenworks in University Place, uses Shred-a-Thons to dispose of business documents and other administrative papers ...

Chapel Hill grocery stores make reducing food waste a priority

By Carolyn Paletta | October 8

This September, the United States initiated its first-ever national food waste reduction goal, calling for a 50 percent waste reduction by 2030. ...