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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

City & State

Tommy Keeter sits outside the IFC, a local homeless shelter located on Rosemary Street. Keeter says the IFC has several services available for the homeless, including medical and psychiatric care.

Chapel Hill residents request one penny of taxes put towards affordable housing

By Caroline Hudson | April 21

Dozens of Chapel Hill residents are asking the Town Council to dedicate one penny of the town’s tax rate to creating more affordable housing, which ...

WomenCraft Gifts presents exhibit of more than 60 locally-created mugs

By Tat'yana Berdan | April 21

A new location and exhibit bring a new beginning for WomanCraft Gifts, a well-established local craft co-operative.

George Spencer displays work at Chapel Hill restaurant Crook's Corner

By Elizabeth Baker | April 21

George Spencer attributes his artistry to a how-to-draw book he gave his daughter about 10 years ago.

Orange County Sheriff's Life Track program protects cognitively impaired people

April 21

Cathy Holsey vividly remembers when her 11-year-old autistic son, Stephen, wandered off a trail in a local park in 2010.

Vivan Connell, an English as a Second Language teacher at Phoenix Academy, was diagnosed with ALS.

Phoenix Academy High School teacher with ALS plans, raises money for class trip to Holocaust Museum

By Rachel Herzog | April 21

Some might say it’s an injustice that Vivian Connell’s disease will eventually take her grip, gait and voice, but she says it has become her opportunity ...

Supporters bid on silent-auction items while waiting for a fashion show featuring designer Roxi Suger's Angelrox collection Thursday evening at City Kitchen. All of the funds went to Cornucopia Cancer Support Center and The Peru Project founded by Kyla McConnell, a senior Spanish and German double major.

Online literary magazine Should Does releases first print publication

By Megan Caron | April 20

When Holli McClean was thinking of names for Should Does’s first-ever print publication, she decided on “Gladys,” a name that evokes a ...

Jack Watson teaches Visual Arts at Chapel Hill High School. Students work on art projects in his Visual Arts III class.

High school arts teachers worry APs, college preparation hurts arts enrollment

By Samantha Sabin | April 20

Hope Love’s students, current and former, never leave her mind.

Google moves its Chapel Hill location to Franklin Street

By Aaron Cranford | April 20

Google searched high and low, but a close connection to UNC’s computer science department led the company to choose a downtown location for its Chapel ...

Sanitation 2 lawyer claims bias from Chapel Hill’s website

By Dree Deacon | April 20

The potential jury pool for a contentious trial involving two fired Chapel Hill sanitation workers might have been tainted by biased coverage of the court ...

Actress Barbara Bates Smith to perform Ivy Rowe for 25th year

By Robert McNeely | April 16

Having taken the stage over 700 times for her one-woman show, veteran actress Barbara Bates Smith still describes every performance as magical.

Authors Jenny Han and Sarah Dessen will speak at Flyleaf Books Thursdsay night. Han will discuss her new YA novel "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," and Dessen will discuss her eleventh novel, "The Moon and More."

Jenny Han, Sarah Dessen visit Flyleaf for book reading

By Sarah Vassello | April 16

Jenny Han and Sarah Dessen have many things in common — both are UNC alumni, root for Carolina basketball and love Twitter. And both are also ...

UNC alumnus to debut first book at Fleet Feet Sports' Carrboro location

By Jessica Zambrano | April 16

On any other day, Michael Jones would be a customer walking into Fleet Feet Sports Store in Carrboro. But tonight, he will be walking in as a published ...

University Square businesses brace for redevelopment

By Kelsey Weekman | April 16

Time-Out is not ready to throw in the towel.

Federal cuts to decrease funding to Chapel Hill nonprofits

By Adam Golden | April 16

Chapel Hill nonprofit organizations are losing thousands of dollars in funding due to cuts in the federal Community Development Block Grant Program — ...

Carrboro police refines traffic checkpoint reporting

By Bob Bryan | April 16

The Carrboro Police Department has refined its reporting for traffic checkpoints after the American Civil Liberties Union identified inaccuracies in the ...

Orange County Health Department fights drug misuse

By Jasmin Singh | April 16

Orange County officials are on the look-out for a threat that could be sitting in the average home — prescription pain medications.

Ann Jackson (left) and Steven Schrenzel, owners of the vintage thrift shop Time after Time, locked the doors to the store for the last time Tuesday.

Franklin Street thrift store Time After Time closes after 33 years

By Jonathan Moyer | April 15

It’s been more than 30 years for Ann Jackson and Steven Schrenzel, the owners of Time After Time vintage thrift store, but the two say time has slipped ...

Carrboro Board of Aldermen talk business parking options

By Zoe Schaver | April 15

Carrboro’s employers might be stuck paying for their employees to park on far-off residential streets to free up parking for downtown customers.

He’s Not Here no longer allowing under-21s

By Anna Long | April 15

If he’s not 21, He’s Not Here.

Students protest Fitzgerald’s as DJ conflict escalates

By Morgan Swift | April 15

Controversy continues to swirl more than a week after UNC student Liz Hawryluk was asked to leave Fitzgerald’s Irish Pub after getting in an argument ...