Chapel Hill residents hold rally for reproductive rights, counter-protesters attend
Pro-choice protesters rallied at the Freedom For All protest in the Peace and Justice Plaza in downtown Chapel Hill on Aug. 26 – Women’s Equality ...
Read More »Pro-choice protesters rallied at the Freedom For All protest in the Peace and Justice Plaza in downtown Chapel Hill on Aug. 26 – Women’s Equality ...
Read More »On Sunday evening, a single-vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of Franklin Street and Church Street outside of Target, knocking down a light ...
Read More »A 19 year old died on Thursday evening from gunshot wounds at the University Gardens apartment complex located at 800 Pritchard Ave. Ext.
Read More »Rainy days may be ahead for North Carolinians, as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted this hurricane season will bring above-average ...
Read More »On Aug. 20, Carrboro Mayor Damon Seils joined N.C. Rep. Graig Meyer, D-Caswell, Orange in presenting Frances Lloyd Shetley, now 95, with the Order of ...
Read More »Orange County piloted its Longtime Homeowner Assistance program last year, which helps established community members pay their property taxes. This year's ...
Read More »The ArtsCenter is moving from its current location next to Cat’s Cradle to 400 Roberson St. Only two blocks away from its previous location, the ArtsCenter ...
Read More »The Inflation Reduction Act supports solutions to soaring inflation, but unequal challenges remain Orange County residents, with high food and gas prices ...
Read More »Each Wednesday morning, the Town of Chapel Hill organizes a food distribution at the Eubanks Road Park-and-Ride Lot. It is one of many resources the Town ...
Read More »Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, founded by the Southern AIDS Coalition in 2019, was celebrated on Aug. 20 to help spark conversations about HIV and reduce ...
Read More »Solarize Chapel Hill is one of the 11 communities within the Triangle area, including Carrboro, in the Solarize the Triangle initiative. The ...
Read More »Although this year marks the 50th anniversary of the United States Congress approving the Equal Rights Amendment, which would declare women the same rights ...
Read More »As Chapel Hill's first Poet Laureate CJ Suitt's term comes to an end, the Town of Chapel Hill is searching for someone new to fill the role. The position ...
Read More »The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced last Tuesday that it has established a new category of over-the-counter hearing aids. Patients with perceived ...
Read More »"Our male friends arrive and hop into the conversation. When we explain what we’re discussing, one nods, saying he heard about the news a couple days ...
Read More »"Racist Roots" explores the origins of the modern death penalty, its use by English colonists, its role as a tool of intimidation against African slaves ...
Read More »Over 14,000 cases of monkeypox have been identified in the United States. Compared to other states, North Carolina is ranked 15th in monkeypox ...
Read More »Along with the library space, the building at 203 S. Greensboro St. will house community resources like the Orange County Skills Development Center, the ...
Read More »August is National Water Quality Month, and the Orange Water and Sewer Authority is using the month to educate local residents through tours and instructional ...
Read More »On June 30, The landlord and owner of University Gardens, a Chapel Hill affordable housing community, sent eviction notices to some tenants informing ...
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