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2023 Local Elections, Episode 3

By Tori Newby , Ethan E. Horton , Sierra Pfeifer and Emma Hall | November 3

In episode 3 of Before You Vote, City & State desk editor Ethan Horton continues to break down what you need to know before voting in the 2023 local ...

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Anne-Marie Vanaman to be new Carrboro Housing and Community Services Director

By Caroline Horne | November 2

Vanaman had previously served as interim director for the Housing and Community Services Department and has worked with providing affordable housing for ...

Indigenous community critiques representation in "Killers of the Flower Moon"

By Carly Breland | November 2

Martin Scorsese's recent film adaptation of "Killers of the Flower Moon" tells the true story of the Osage Nation and their treatment. Native community ...

Orange County artists, organizations receive $118,220 in funding

By Kaitlyn Church | November 2

The Orange County Arts Commission awarded their annual art grants to 38 recipients, totaling $118,220. These grants promote the arts by funding to organizations ...

Carrboro honors businesses owners during Minority Enterprise Development Week

By Saudah Jannat | November 2

"It’s less about whether it matches a demographic measure and more about meeting the needs of people who come to the town and say, 'Hey, I want to start ...

David Price to receive state’s highest civilian award for congressional service

By William Becker | November 2

Gov. Roy Cooper will present six recipients with the North Carolina Award, the state’s highest civilian honor, on Nov. 9 for their contributions to ...

Iadpluem, Smith lead UNC women's golf to top finish at St. Andrews Links Collegiate

By Anna Page Lancaster | November 2

The first-place finish was the Tar Heels' first overall victory of the season, and fifth-year Kayla Smith secured an individual first-place victory. Fulfilling ...

'We're a different team': UNC men's soccer wins 4-1 in first round of ACC Tournament

By Brendan Lunga | November 2

For a UNC squad that scored four total goals in its last six games against conference opponents, the tilt was an offensive outlier. Unsurprised, head ...

UNC football looks to reset, fix defensive woes before upcoming Campbell game

By Grace Nugent | November 2

“We have to run fit better, especially when the tempo is fast and it's going pretty quick. And then we got to do a better job this late in the season,” ...

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Carrboro Town Council to eliminate residential parking minimums, institute maximums

By George Leggett | November 2

Carrboro Mayor Damon Seils said the ordinance implements a part of Carrboro’s comprehensive plan. The plan, which was adopted by the Town last year, ...

New Chapel Hill poll shows many voters are still undecided, outcome uncertain

By Henry Thomas | November 2

“If they value two candidates similarly, but one appears to be doing a lot better than the other, they might choose that candidate to help kind of put ...

Equity and Empathy Ambassadors program amplifies student voices in CHCCS

By Defne Önal | November 2

High school students apart of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools' Equity and Ambassadors program work together across four schools to learn about and implement ...

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Durham Food Truck Rodeo Connects the Triangle Through Cuisine

By Skye Taylor | November 2

The most recent rodeo was Halloween-themed and featured food trucks from a variety of cuisines across Central and South America, the Caribbean, Africa, ...

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Column: Future LSAT changes cause concerns for some prospective law students

By Eleanor Goldstein | November 2

"As a current student looking to take the LSAT exam, worrying about the exam is nothing new. What is most worrisome is that one of the most learnable ...

Concert uplifts assault survivors through history-based performance

By Shreya Senthilkumar | November 2

Leonard Raybon's Sacred Nine Project performed "The Mending Sampler" on Saturday, based on Professor John Sweet's historical book, "The Sewing Girl's ...

Hussman School to launch new political communication certificate next fall

By Samantha Nichols | November 2

Faculty members involved said the creation of the program was driven by a high demand among students for political communication courses. The program ...

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Franklin Street Halloween celebration smaller, still 'nothing but love'

By Charlie Bagwell | November 2

This year's Halloween celebration on Franklin Street may have been less attended than previous celebrations, but it was no less lively.

'We don't want easy, we want possible': Organizations push for trail accessibility

By Abigail Keller | November 2

Accessibility and inclusivity challenges — ranging from pathways that aren't wide enough for a wheelchair to the lack of safe and easily reachable outdoor ...

Word on the street: Students and community members celebrate Halloween

By Defne Önal | November 2

Halloween on Franklin Street has been a Chapel Hill tradition for years, and community members showed up in costume on downtown sidewalks. Staff writer ...

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Carrboro proclaims Braxton Dunkin Foushee Day of Service, recognizing first Black town council member

By Sarah Smiley | November 2

"I always say, you have to be in the community to know the community,” Braxton Foushee said.