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No. 19 UNC women's basketball soars past Boston College, 80-67, thanks to third quarter surge

| January 12

Community members attend inaugural Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth events

Latinx youth in CHCCS create bilingual picture book to foster equity

By Elise Palmer | March 18

Latinx student group Mariposas and For Kids By Kids, an organization of teaching artists that edit and create picture books joined together to create “El ...

Coronavirus closures complicate move-out process for many UNC students

By Praveena Somasundaram | March 17

The closing of UNC's residence halls for the rest of the academic year has left students scrambling to get their things from campus. Though the University ...

What restaurants are offering takeout in Chapel Hill amid COVID-19?

By Elizabeth Egan | March 17

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, local restaurants are closing their doors. However, many will continue to serve takeout and utilize a curbside pickup system, ...

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Food banks and school districts work to combat coronavirus food insecurity

By Sonia Rao | March 17

Orange County Schools and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, as well as nonprofits like TABLE and the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, are offering free meals ...

Cooper bans dine-in service at restaurants and bars, expands unemployment benefits

By Anna Pogarcic and Michael Taffe | March 17

Restaurants and bars in North Carolina will no longer be allowed to offer dine-in service, Gov. Roy Cooper announced in a press release on Tuesday.

The 203 development project could offer Carrboro entrepreneurial rental space

By Victoria Johnson | March 16

The redesign for the 203 project is still being discussed, but the building may now include entrepreneurial space.

From jazz to LFIT, UNC professors plan how they'll take their classes online next week

By Allie Kelly | March 16

With the transition to online learning coming up on March 23, UNC professors are planning on how to make their classes remote. For some areas of study ...

Chapel Hill Town Council is accepting applications for vacant seat

By David Richman | March 16

Following the resignation of Chapel Hill Town Council Member Rachel Schaevitz, the council is accepting applicants to fill the vacant seat while also ...

Senior pastor of University Baptist Church retires after more than 30 years

By Suzannah Claire Perry | March 15

Pastor Mitchell Simpson is retiring after more than three decades in ministry at University Baptist Church.

Tale of two districts: Orange County Schools tackles racial achievement gap

By Guillermo Molero | March 15

After the Orange County Schools Board of Education had its first joint meeting with the Equity Task Force, Orange County Schools are now finding ways ...

Food insecurity affects many children in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. Twenty-three percent of students received free and reduced lunches last year.

Orange County Schools board temporarily waives lunch policy for further review

By Taylor Heeden | March 15

Orange County Schools discussed changes to its lunch policy in recent weeks, and on March 9, the school board decided to waive the current policy until ...

OWASA workers test a fire hydrant near the Friday Center during the water shortage.

Here's why you may have noticed a strong chlorine taste in your water recently

By Audrey Selley | March 15

During March, OWASA will use chlorine to disinfect drinking water instead of a combination of chlorine and ammonia, called chloramines. North Carolina ...

Where are the coronavirus cases in North Carolina?

By Michael Taffe | March 13

There are 17,982 reported cases of COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, in North Carolina according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human ...

Orange County commissioners race headed for recount

By Michael Taffe | March 13

Incumbent Orange County Commissioner Penny Rich received 31.12 percent of the vote, compared to her fellow incumbent Commissioner Mark Dorosin, who received ...

Holley wins Democratic Lt. Gov. primary after Van Duyn declines runoff

By Brent Van Vliet | March 13

Holley’s victory sets her up for a race against Republican nominee Mark Robinson in the general election. Both candidates are African American, virtually ...

Here's how Orange County and North Carolina are responding to the coronavirus pandemic

By Elizabeth Egan | March 13

Cooper explained in a statement on March 10 that he declared the state of emergency because it will help the government take necessary precautions and ...

CHCCS adjusts calendar, plans remote instruction in response to coronavirus fears

By Anna Pogarcic | March 12

As a precaution against the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools announced Thursday it will make Monday, March 16; Tuesday, ...

Summer study abroad programs through UNC canceled

By Maeve Sheehey | March 12

Summer 2020 study abroad programs through the University have been cancelled due to the spread of coronavirus, according to an email from Heather Ward, ...

After loss to Syracuse, wonder about what could have been for Cole Anthony and UNC

By Ryan Wilcox | March 12

For the third straight game, Cole Anthony struggled mightily, recording more turnovers (six) than points (five) and missing five of six 3-point attempts ...

Local school districts prepare for coronavirus pandemic

By Sonia Rao | March 11

The World Health Organization has declared COVID-19 (coronavirus) a pandemic, and North Carolina is now in a state of emergency as universities across ...