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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

Local chapters of Meals on Wheels participate in March for Meals campaign

By Shantan Krovvidi | March 26

Three local Meals on Wheels chapters are participating in the national organization's annual March for Wheels campaign to bring attention to their cause: ...

Upscale nightclub replaces Players

By Sarah Crump | March 26

The longtime nightclub space above Sutton’s Drug Store has been quiet since June, but it will celebrate a grand opening today after a complete transformation. ...

4 council positions up for election in Chapel Hill

By Elizabeth Harvell | March 26

Of the eight member seats on the Chapel Hill Town Council, four positions will be up for election in November, and members are now starting to decide ...

Instagram helps local shops with branding

By Mary Helen Moore | March 26

Marshe Wyche had seen thousands of items pass through her Chapel Hill thrift boutique.

Landlords: the town’s new Northside initiative is futile

By Morgan Swift | March 25

Town officials and advocacy organizations are using a $3 million loan from the University to help long-term, low-income residents find homes in the Northside ...

Prescription boxes installed to curb drug abuse

By Mengqi Jiang | March 24

To further its effort to curb prescription drug abuse, Orange County is opening two more drop boxes for prescription drugs in Hillsborough Wednesday.

Chapel Hill Town Council approves affordable housing fund

By Kiana Cole | March 24

During its meeting Monday night, town council members approved the creation of the Affordable Housing Development Reserve, which will be dedicated to ...

Billing scam targets 6 Carrboro businesses

By Morgan Swift | March 22

Carrboro businesses and residents are the latest victims of a nationwide phone scam from someone posing as a Duke Energy employee.

Pedestrians use the crosswalk on Fordham Boulevard. The Town Council is working on finding new locations for crosswalks.

Chapel Hill weighs better crosswalks

By Marisa Bakker | March 20

Even if it takes a $2 million bridge to do it, the town of Chapel Hill says its committed to improving pedestrian and bicyclist safety.

Man shoots wife, fights officers

By Zoe Schaver | March 20

A Chapel Hill man charged with assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury might have his charge elevated when the Orange County district attorney ...

North Carolina dropout rates at all time low

By Rachel Herzog | March 19

When Principal Eileen Tully started working at East Chapel Hill High School in 2009, she set a goal for the next five years: to reduce the number of dropouts ...

Orange County to improve Family Success Alliance to help families in poverty

By Maggie Monsrud | March 19

Orange County officials are engaging the community to improve the Family Success Alliance, a program that focuses on addressing the needs of Orange County ...

Mechanical bull coming to Rosemary Street

By Meg Garner | March 18

Chapel Hill will soon be home to a new country bar called the Country Fried Duck.

Section 8 checks too late in Gateway Village

By Erin Kolstad | March 18

After repeatedly receiving their federal housing subsidies late, residents of Hillsborough’s Gateway Village Apartments now face fees and disconnection ...

All up in your business for March 17, 2015

By Bridget Dye | March 17

Latin-American cuisine with a twist has found its place in Carrboro, soon to be joined by the town’s first full tequila bar.

UNC gives $3 Million loan to Northside

By Claire Nielsen | March 16

The University is providing a $3 million no-interest loan to help with the acquisition and resale of properties in the historically black, low-income ...

Street Scene Teen Center celebrates 30 years

By Aren Besson | March 15

For some, the Chapel Hill Street Scene Teen Center was more than an after-school program: It was a lifeline.

PORCH helps eliminate local food insecurity

By Lauren Miller | March 5

A nutritional diet often becomes sidelined when families' primary concern is putting food on the table.

Chapel Hill residents spar over bamboo forest

By Erin Kolstad | March 5

Bamboo: a panda’s favorite food source and at least one homeowner’s worst nightmare.

Director leaves Inter-Faith Council for health

By Bridget Dye | March 5

After just eight months in the position, Elizabeth Waugh-Duford has left her post at the Inter-Faith Council for Social Service.