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Future of Glenwood's Mandarin magnet program uncertain after school board meeting

By Julia Masters | December 3

By fighting controversial opinions of parents and faculty, a local elementary school is trying to become a Mandarin magnet school and language program. ...

'A profound and severe need': CHCCS school board re-evaluates future of LEAP

By Blake Weaver | December 3

The LEAP program aims to meet the severe needs of students at the top of the academic spectrum, which several in the CHCCS system say is as necessary ...

Chapel Hill Police Reports: Nov. 29 - Dec. 2

By Anna Pogarcic | December 2

A roundup of police reports from the weekend of Nov. 29 to Dec. 2.

Inter-Faith Council receives $40,000 award for extensive work in community

By Nicholas Emken | November 29

The Inter-Faith Council won an award sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline for their impressive work in supporting the people of the Triangle.

Kidzu hopes to move and expand with the help of the Town of Chapel Hill

By Jamey Cross | November 29

Kidzu might be relocating to Southern Village to bring children a bigger museum and outdoor space.

Orange County Sheriff's Department to adopt body cameras

By Lyell McMerty | November 28

The Orange County Sheriff's Department added body cameras to uniforms. Here's how this benefits officers and the communities they serve.

Bored with your workout routine? A new barre.[d] studio comes to Franklin Street

By Jake Richard | November 28

Put down those dumbbells and stretch out your toes; a new barre studio is opening on Franklin Street with deals for college students. No experience required, ...

Construction at the intersection of Ephesus Church Road and Fordham Boulevard has created new traffic patterns.

OWASA's about to start rock blasting under Roger Road. Here's how it'll affect you.

By Ryan Smoot | November 27

OWASA officials addressed concerns about falling trees, potential flooding issues and impact on well water.

Biking along West Rosemary Street just got a lot safer

By Henry Haney | November 27

Chapel Hill is working to improve their bronze rating by The League of American Bicyclists to a gold.

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Chapel Hill's immigrant and refugee residents bring up new issues about the town

By Sofia Lesnewski | November 27

Chapel Hill Town Council is taking steps toward making the Town a better place to live by addressing key issues affecting foreign-born residents.

Does the coal ash under the Chapel Hill Police station pose a public health risk?

By Alice Bennett | November 26

The Town of Chapel Hill is deciding what to do to protect the public from a potentially toxic finding of buried coal ash.

Jason Bellavance has been a Chapel Hill Police Officer for 15 years.

Chapel Hill Police Reports: Nov. 20 - Nov. 23

By Anna Pogarcic | November 25

Local entrepreneurs celebrate Small Business Saturday

By Marin Wolf | November 25

Taking a step away from the bustle of Black Friday, Rumors Boutique hosted local entrepreneurs selling hand-crafted jewelry, clothing and kombucha at ...

Installation of solar panels begins at East Chapel Hill High

By Lyell McMerty | November 25

Once the project is complete, ECHHS will have 16 solar panels, which will generate roughly the same amount of energy needed by the average household every ...

Chapel Hill Police Reports: Nov. 15 - Nov. 17

By Anna Pogarcic | November 20

Here's a weekly crime roundup.

Aiding the Chapel Hill-Carrboro food desert

By Henry Haney | November 19

In Chapel Hill, 19,000 people live in food deserts, the majority in areas around Franklin Street. Several nonprofits in and around Chapel Hill are pushing ...