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UNC men's basketball survives N.C. State, 63-61, despite late-game comeback from Wolfpack

| January 11

Community members attend inaugural Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth events

CHHS students raise over $20,000 to buy retiring teacher a new car

By Lola Oliverio | June 9

In May, Chapel Hill High School junior Lyla Berman created a GoFundMe after hearing that history teacher Bill Melega had been driving the same car for ...

Chapel Hill Town Council approves 2024-25 FY budget, discusses bonds

By Sarah Clements | June 6

On June 5, the Chapel Hill Town Council held a regular meeting in which they approved the FY 2024-25 budget as well as discussed affordable housing and ...

North Carolina begins phasing out old driver's licenses for updated design

By Aiden Hall | June 6

The N.C. Department of Motor Vehicles will begin phasing out the old driver's license design in favor of a new design, with over 50 new security features ...

'They grabbed me by the ponytail': Community members reflect on April 30 police response

By Dania Al Hadeethi | June 6

Pro-Palestine demonstrators and observers at the Triangle Gaza Solidarity Encampment the morning of April 30, and later that day at Polk Place, said that ...

Freight Train Blues concert series showcases Carolina folk artists for past decade

By Sarayu Thondapu | June 4

The series has been ongoing through May and into June and features folk artists supported by the Music Maker Foundation. It is named after Elizabeth Cotten, ...

Pitch by pitch: Dalton Pence’s journey to career-defining moment against LSU

By Matthew Maynard | June 4

Over the weekend, Pence threw a combined 117 pitches in three appearances, with 58 coming in a relief outing against LSU to help send the Diamond Heels ...

Alex Madera, Colby Wilkerson silence doubters during extra inning battle against LSU

By Brendan Lunga | June 4

No. 1 seed UNC’s middle infield — a stalwart of the team all season — delivered game-changing hits in Monday’s thrilling 4-3 win over No. ...

Anti-Palestinian discrimination investigation opens at UNC following complaint

By Estelle Venable | June 3

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights opened a Title VI investigation into UNC for anti-Palestinian discrimination on May 5. Palestine ...

'The end of an old era': Chapel Hill breaks ground on Trinity Court development

By Lola Oliverio | June 3

On June 3, the Town of Chapel Hill officially broke ground on the Trinity Court redevelopment project, the first of four planned affordable housing developments ...

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A puppet party: The Hillsborough Handmade Parade and Market builds community

By Morgan Brenner | June 3

On Saturday, the Hillsborough Arts Council hosted the Hillsborough Arts Parade and Market, which included many colorful puppets and banners as well as ...

'Celebrate and come together': Pride Promenade kicks off Pride Month in Chapel Hill

By Will Kleinschmidt | June 2

Community members came together on Saturday, moving from the Peace and Justice Plaza to the 140 W. Franklin Street Plaza to celebrate Chapel Hill's Pride ...

A guide to understanding Chapel Hill's government

By Lola Oliverio | June 2

Exploring Chapel Hill's Council-Manager Government: An overview of the Town Council, Advisory Boards and Local Representatives

UNC removes Polk Place fencing a month after Triangle Gaza Solidarity Encampment

By Ananya Cox | May 31

The fencing was present through final exams and the beginning of UNC’s summer session dates, with increased police presence observed around the Quad ...

Triangle communities celebrate LGBTQ+ pride throughout June, from parades to parties

By Morgan Brenner | May 30

Here’s a list of Pride Month festivities happening throughout Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Durham and Raleigh this June.

Carrboro Town Council discusses House Bill 237, rezoning requests

By McKenzie Bulris | May 28

The Carrboro Town Council met on Tuesday, May 21 to discuss topics including the N.C. General Assembly House Bill 237 — about restricting and penalizing ...

'Visually impactful': New sculpture on Franklin Street celebrates Pride Month

By Sarayu Thondapu | May 28

Think Outside the Box is the newest Franklin Street Plaza art addition, replacing Rubbish the Raccoon. The piece kickstarts the Pride Month celebrations ...

Missed opportunities plague Diamond Heels' loss to Wake Forest in ACC tournament

By Brendan Lunga | May 26

In No. 1-seeded North Carolina’s 9-5 loss to No. 8-seeded Wake Forest on Friday, the Tar Heels were left with what could have been. From small ball ...

Orange County Board of County Commissioners discusses school bond referendum, housing

By Sophie Baglioni | May 23

On Tuesday, the Orange County Board of County Commissioners met to discuss funding for Orange County Schools, housing projects and the county's capital ...

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Orange County Schools Board of Education discusses equity and summer meal plans

By Sarah Clements | May 22

The May 20 OCS Board of Education meeting reviewed the work of the Equity Task Force and community responses to the group's purpose and key projects. ...

A guide to voting in Chapel Hill as a UNC student

By Reyna Drake | May 21

With Election Day around the corner, it’s important to understand how to vote in Chapel Hill as a student.