Community members attend inaugural Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth events -

Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893.

Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024 Newsletters Latest print issue

We keep you informed.

Help us keep going. Donate Today.

University
City & State
Sports
Lifestyle
Opinion
- Editorials
- Cartoons
- Columns
- Letters
Multimedia
- Audio
- Galleries
- Video
Data
Advertise
About
Advertise
Donate
Print Archive
1893 Brand Studio
Shop
Buy Photos
Alumni
Newsletter

No. 6-seed UNC men's soccer eliminated from ACC tournament with 2-1 loss to No. 11-seed Cal

| November 6

Community members attend inaugural Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth events

A man was shot in an apartment unit at 1701 North Apartments on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd in Chapel Hill on July 11.

Chapel Hill Police investigating shooting on MLK Jr. Blvd.

By David Saff | July 16

On Wednesday, July 11, Chapel Hill resident Zackary Richard Upton was shot multiple times at 1751 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Chapel Hill encourages civic engagement with the Peoples Academy

By Kyle Ingram | July 16

"These aren't folks who serve on boards of commission or that we recognize from town council meetings, so that’s something that we’re really excited ...

Maurice Jones announced as new Chapel Hill town manager

By Liza Zhytkova | July 10

Jones most recently worked as city manager for Charlottesville, VA for eight years.

Light rail project is possible again but has tight deadline

By Suzanne Blake | July 2

“They had strong political backers, big funders of theirs calling them up and questioning them on why were they going to do this crazy thing." This ...

The "unflappable" Roger Stancil says goodbye after a dozen years as town manager

By Emily Davis | June 20

For retiring Chapel Hill Town Manager Roger Stancil, his first goal was to become president. Then he realized how much a city manager can make an impact. ...

Fried chicken and coffee partnerships: All up in your business for June 19

By Liza Zhytkova | June 19

Lula's, Spanky's replacement, hopes to be a more down to earth restaurant with inexpensive meals.

Local districts struggle for safety as the school shooting epidemic plagues the U.S.

By Suzanne Blake | May 23

"It's a huge undertaking, but the demands being made on schools today are greater than ever before in the history of this country,” said Stephen Halkiotis, ...

Southpoint Mall receives several bomb threats over two days

By Rebecca Ayers | March 26

A series of four bomb threats were called into Southpoint Mall on Sunday, and two additional threats were called in Monday. The investigation is ...

College dropouts still have debt, are having trouble repaying it

By Mitra Norowzi | March 6

Almost half of students who enter college don't finish their degrees, and 3.9 million of these students have student loan debt.

Chapel Hill Sports Club welcomes ACC Commissioner John Swofford at monthly meeting

By Alex Zietlow | February 26

Last Wednesday, ACC Commissioner John Swofford returned to his old stomping grounds to speak about what he’s done in his time as a leader in college ...

Orange County Public Library offers to-go wifi for residents without internet access

By Doug Dubrowski | February 22

Orange County residents only need a library card to borrow a free Wi-Fi hot spot from their public library, but the number of available hot spots could ...

Town House Apartments, located on Hillsborough Rd, was a popular student apartment complex.

Students unable to lease from Town House Apartments due to redevelopment plans

By Marin Wolf | January 11

Residents of Town House Apartments cannot sign leases for the next school year right now because of potential redevelopment. An email, sent on Oct. 19, ...

Grand jury delivers indictment in Edwards case

By Seth Newkirk | January 9

Joshua Daniel Edwards, 25, was indicted on all charges by an Orange County Grand Jury today.

Q&A with OWASA Manager, Ken Loflin

By Grace Carney | June 14

Can you explain how fluoride became widely spread in the water of Orange County? Flouride has to be boated on and the governor has to vote on the addition ...

Skimmers found in Carrboro gas pumps

By Rebecca Ayers | June 5

Four credit card skimmers were found in gas pumps at a gas station off of NC 54 this past weekend by Carrboro police officers, for the third time since ...

Q&A with abortion funding hotline volunteer

By Sara Pequeño | May 16

Kate Townsend is a volunteer Case Manager for the Carolina Abortion Fund, a non-profit hotline that helps people who want to terminate a pregnancy afford ...

Orange County Commissioners discuss possible election changes

By Erik Beene | March 31

The Orange County Commissioners discussed possible changes to the way in which they are elected at their meeting Tuesday, and they asked staff members ...

Allison and her daughter Carmen meet their new cat Cosmo for the first time.

Valentine's Day adoption special encourages puppy love

By Gregory Hall | February 13

Orange County Animal Services is currently running their annual Valentine’s Day adoption special the entire month of February.

All Up In Your Business: Mixed Korean Bistro replaced by Captain Poncho's Tacos

By Carrie Polen | February 13

East Franklin Street restaurant Mixed Korean Bistro closed recently, but fans of its menu will still be able to find their favorite dishes at the business’ ...

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

Ephesus Fordham still undergoing changes and improvements

By Sophia Wilhelm | February 13

Ordinance changes to the Ephesus-Fordham district were recently proposed to help remodel the district to improve transportation and commercial use.