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Community bike ride honoring Jim Huegerich and other veterans to take place Friday

By Fallon Maher | June 9

A community bicycle ride called "Vets on the Move - The Jim Huegerich Ride" will take place at Hargraves Community Center on Friday at 6 p.m. The event ...

Carrboro Town Council commits to providing IFC with $97,500, Posada sworn into office

By Maddie Singleton | June 9

The Carrboro Town Council unanimously passed a motion to commit to providing funds for the Inter-Faith Council for Social Service and swore in Carrboro ...

Carrboro Town Council approves relocation and renovation of ArtsCenter in Tuesday meeting

By Maddie Singleton | June 8

The Carrboro Town Council discussed the Special Use Permit-A application for the ArtsCenter’s relocation to and renovation of an existing building at ...

CVS Pharmacy on East Franklin Street to close next week, search for new tenant begins

By Sarah Choi | June 7

The CVS Pharmacy located at 137 E. Franklin St. will permanently close next week on June 16. The East Franklin Street location is one of many CVS ...

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Local law enforcement and CHCCS discuss action following school shooting in Uvalde

By Sarah Choi and Ethan E. Horton | June 7

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Chief Communications Officer Andy Jenks said officials for the school system and local law enforcement met the afternoon ...

Chapel Hill-Carrboro community recognizes Gun Violence Awareness Day, demands reform

By Samuel Long | June 5

Chapel Hill community members and local elected officials in orange clothing met at the Peace and Justice Plaza on Friday for a rally and flag-raising ...

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Chapel Hill Town Council discusses potential uses for American Legion Property

By Zhuyu Li | June 3

The Chapel Hill Town Council discussed the petition requesting a plan for the American Legion Property to accommodate both public and private use in their ...

Chapel Hill to celebrate first in-person National Trails Day since 2019

By Henry Thomas | June 3

The Chapel Hill community will celebrate National Trails Day in person for the first time since 2019 on Saturday at Umstead Park from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. ...

Parents' Bill of Rights passes N.C. Senate, moves back to N.C. House with amendment

By Maddie Singleton | June 2

House Bill 755, Parent’s Bill of Rights, passed in the N.C. Senate with an amendment on Wednesday. Sen. Michael V. Lee, R-New Hanover, sent ...

Chapel Hill and Carrboro team up to celebrate the second annual Small Town Pride

By Fallon Maher | May 31

The Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro are collaborating to host their second year of Small Town Pride, a series of Pride Month events happening to celebrate ...

New restaurant and bar Basecamp opened on Franklin Street, offers variety of cuisines

By Ethan E. Horton | May 29

Basecamp, a new bar and restaurant replacing Jed’s Kitchen at 105 E. Franklin Street, officially opened on Saturday after holding its soft launch and ...

Franklin Street staple Shrunken Head reopens storefront after flooding

By Simon Tan | May 29

Shrunken Head Boutique's storefront is reopened and remodeled after the flooding last December. The sprinkler system above the store malfunctioned on ...

'Supposed to be disruptive': Carrboro High School students hold walkout for abortion rights

By Maddie Singleton | May 26

Around 700 students at Carrboro High School participated in a walkout as part of an abortion rights protest last week. Then, between 250 to 300 students ...

Chapel Hill Police investigate two armed robberies near Franklin Street Wednesday night

By Lucas Thomae | May 26

The first robbery took place at the intersection of Rosemary Street and Pritchard Avenue around 9:30 p.m. The second happened 15 minutes later on Church ...

East Chapel Hill High School student announced as finalist in national science competition

By Joelle Adeleke | May 25

Pristine Onuoha, a junior at East Chapel Hill High School, was announced as one of the finalists for the Genes in Space challenge hosted by Boeing and miniPCR ...

South Orange Rescue Squad donates ambulance to Chapel Hill High School for EMT classes

By Lucy Marques | May 24

Chapel Hill High School held a ceremony to dedicate an ambulance donated by the South Orange Rescue Squad to the school’s EMT program last Thursday. ...

Local small businesses host events for Counterculture Week to promote kindness

By Samuel Long | May 23

Counterculture Week kicks off Monday at 8 p.m. and will run until Sunday. The week features in-person and virtual events, including a fashion show. It ...

Chapel Hill hosts Tracks Local Music Fest featuring five local artists of varying genres

By Fallon Maher | May 22

Tracks Local Music Fest, a free outdoor concert in downtown Chapel Hill, will be held for the first time at CURRENT ArtSpace + Studio at 123 West Franklin ...

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools celebrating 30th anniversary of Project Graduation

By Ethan Harrell | May 22

Project Graduation — which organizes a drug- and alcohol-free graduation party for high school seniors — will celebrate its 30th anniversary this ...

Chapel Hill community celebrates the outdoors on Kids to Parks Day

By Ethan E. Horton | May 19

Chapel Hill celebrates Kids to Parks Day at the Chapel Hill Community Center Park. The event aims to connect both kids and families to the outdoors. Sammy ...