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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

United Church tackles white privilege

By Kiana Cole | April 10

After national and local racial tensions have recently been brought to a boil, the United Church of Chapel Hill believes it is time to take action and ...

UNC students make splash with high school students

By Tyler Fleming | April 9

The student becomes the professor this Saturday.

Triangle residents compete to raise money for blood disorder treatment

By Kiana Cole | April 9

Raleigh resident Lisa Cilento endured two failed chemotherapy treatments and visited 13 doctors before she was properly diagnosed with a blood disorder. ...

Volunteers step up at Planned Parenthood

By Erin Kolstad | April 9

Due to construction and longtime protests at Chapel Hill’s Planned Parenthood, volunteers are guiding patients to and from the health center’s parking ...

Post-Reconstruction schools on exhibit at Orange County Historical Museum

By Maggie Monsrud | April 9

The Orange County Historical Museum premiered its exhibit on education during the post-Reconstruction period in America Wednesday.

Kidzu Children’s Museum reopens Saturday in University Mall. The new space is larger than the old location in University Square.

Kidzu museum opens in University Mall

By Haley Ray | April 9

Children can engage their inner explorer at the 10-foot Tar Heel Treehouse at Kidzu’s new space in University Mall, which opens Saturday.

NC Legislature to look at budget this summer

By Kate Grise | April 7

Weeks after students have left UNC classrooms and put spring finals behind them, North Carolina lawmakers will remain hard at work passing some of the ...

Moral Mondays to resume if NC won’t comply

By Paige Hopkins | April 7

Many aspects of Chapel Hill and UNC’s campus go quiet in the summer months — but for Moral Monday protesters, the season represents a time for getting ...

Top of the Hill hosts "Meet the Maker" series to kick off NC Beer Month

By Christine Bang | April 2

To kick off North Carolina Beer Month, Our State magazine is hosting a craft beer event — the first event of the “Meet the Maker” series — tonight ...

Dr. Chas Gaertner moved his chiropractic practice, North Carolina Chiropractic, to Carrboro from downtown Chapel Hill.

Longtime Chapel Hill chiropractor Chas Gaertner leaves town

By Marisa Bakker | April 2

The chiropractor is in and he has your back — just from a new location.

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools talk living wage proposal

By Aren Besson | April 1

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board of Education will discuss whether to increase the wages of its approximately 2,200 employees to a living wage ...

Iran nuclear deal misses Tuesday deadline

By Sam Shaw | March 31

North Carolina’s two U.S. senators have been among a cohort of Republicans raising concerns about ongoing Iran nuclear negotiations — and in spite ...

Top of the Hill owner lobbies for chance to sell his liquor

By Avishai Halev | March 31

Of the 17 alcohol control states, only four do not allow distilleries to sell their product to tour visitors. Scott Maitland wants to change that.

For public employees, a lower rent through new apartment incentive program

By Haley Ray | March 31

Local government employees, teachers, University staff and other public employees in Chapel Hill and Carrboro now have access to cheaper housing with ...

YMCA members attend a total body strength class in the main studio on March 23.

Longtime YMCA renovations complete

By Bridget Dye | March 30

There’s no need to feel down now that the Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard has reopened after completing a massive renovation ...

Businesses put a twist on frozen yogurt

By Meg Garner | March 30

It is common knowledge that Americans love ice cream, but the dessert is losing its status thanks to competition from a lower-calorie substitute: frozen ...

Violet Strickland of Hillsborough sits with her egg basket after the conclusion of Saturday’s egg hunt at River Park in Hillsborough. She found one egg.

10,000 eggs not enough for Orange County's annual Easter egg hunt

By Luman Ouyang | March 29

About 2,000 parents and kids attended Orange County’s annual community Easter egg hunt in Hillsborough in hopes of grabbing some of the 10,000 scattered ...

Beer Study, Steel String to host Beerfest in Carrboro

By Sarah Crump | March 29

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Orange County hosts Wishbone Tiny Homes owners to speak to aging population

By Marisa Bakker | March 27

If you’re searching for simplicity at home, an innovative developer might hold the keys to your happiness — in the form of a bite-size bungalow. ...

The Krave Kava Bar at 103 Main St. provides an alcohol alternative for anyone 18 and older.

UNC alumna Elizabeth Gardner to open kava lounge in Carrboro this weekend

By Kerry Lengyel | March 26

Carrboro’s new kava bar and lounge Krave may be the solution to students’ Monday morning hangover.