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States pull for worker raise

By Sara Beth Lankford | October 24

This January North Carolina will join 22 states that have raised their minimum wages above the federal level. North Carolina will increase its minimum ...

New book on Dorrance chronicles soccer dynasty

By NICKI JHABVALA | October 24

North Carolina women's soccer player Elizabeth Guess wasn't in the least bit surprised when she read Tim Crothers' book about the team's coach Anson Dorrance. "Not ...

Campus brief

October 24

Contained chemical spill mobilizes quick response An employee at the Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center called in a small chemical spill to local ...

Former official speaks on U.S. foreign policy

By Jacqueline Rice | October 24

America's potential future was illuminated Monday night by a former State Department official who said the U.S. government must learn to work with other ...

Chapel Hill Town Council

By Tom Hartwell | October 24

The Chapel Hill Town Council discussed a variety of topics at its meeting Monday night. Ending panhandling A task force appointed by the council ...

Town mulls tech consultant

By Tom Hartwell | October 24

A proposal from Town Manager Roger Stancil to hire a consultant to assess Chapel Hill's technology needs and capabilities received mixed reviews at a ...

Calling all voters

By Eric Shepherd Martin | October 24

Volunteers of several organizations began a telethon Monday in an effort to increase voting in North Carolina. Held in Carrboro and Raleigh, the phone ...

Southern Rail eatery on track to open in March

By Laura Smith | October 24

Mike Benson didn't forget where he came from when he left Orange County to begin his career in design. Although Benson has made his home in Washington, ...

Bunting faces the music

By DANIEL MALLOY | October 24

Larry Edwards didn't want to let go. As John Bunting left the news conference to announce his firing, Edwards embraced his coach and held on tight, ...

Price, Acuff debate Iraq war, other issues

October 24

Rep. David Price, D-N.C., and his Republican challenger, Steve Acuff, are both from East Tennessee. They both think economic growth is key for America's ...

Consultant reflects on image, beauty

By Hannah Edwards | October 24

The inaugural "What Not To Wear: Inside and Out!" week kicked off Monday night with a workshop called "All Eyes on You" that featured image consultant ...

Congress, BOE fight heads to court

By MAC MOLLISON | October 23

A dispute between two student government bodies has led to the first Student Supreme Court case in about a year. Conflict among student leaders centers ...

Technology team to tackle town's electronic agenda

By Andy Kenney | October 23

Chapel Hill is reassessing its electronic side with the formation of a new technology-oriented staff team. The small team is led by Deputy Town Manager ...

The dream is dead

By GREGG FOUND | October 23

Editor's note: The Daily Tar Heel asked senior writer Gregg Found to attempt to earn a spot on the UNC men's JV basketball team to offer insight to a ...

Campus briefs

October 23

Board of Elections calls for re-election in district six The UNC Board of Elections will hold an election for district six on Oct. 31. After reviewing ...

School in session

By RACHEL ULLRICH | October 23

For middle-school students, parents and staff Sunday, the fit of the new Gravelly Hill Middle School - home of the Grizzlies - was just right. "Papa ...

Bacteria Contamination found in Egg Salad

By Jeff Soplop | October 23

A new recall affecting food sold in North Carolina might have some consumers worried, though officials say there is little reason to be concerned. Egg ...

System to study adding school

By Jacqueline Rice | October 23

As N.C. Wesleyan College, a small liberal-arts college in Rocky Mount, celebrates its 50th anniversary, officials are mulling the possibility of making ...

Employee forum: Law is about collective bargaining, not unionization

By Kelly Fugo | October 23

UNC's Employee Forum addressed misconceptions surrounding its support of repealing a state law Thursday. The law, which bans public employees from ...

Summer drop in gas costs won't last

By Freda Kahen-Kashi | October 23

Gas prices are declining in North Carolina, but they are set to rise again. The price of gas was on a steady decline throughout the summer months. Michael ...