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Chapel Hill Parks Department now housing Red Cross volunteers

By Lyell McMerty | September 25

After most shelters close, the Red Cross sticks around for the people affected by Hurricane Florence.

Chapel Hill Mayor, Town Council reaffirm their support of Silent Sam relocation

By Anna Pogarcic | September 23

The Chapel Hill Town Council, including Mayor Pam Hemminger, sent a letter to UNC Chancellor Carol Folt, the University's Board of Governors and its Board ...

Carrboro businesses collaborate in developing new multi-use center

By Claire Willmschen | September 19

“I also think it will really improve the look and feel of downtown because, even though it’s adding a building, it’s adding much more than that.” ...

Operations in Chapel Hill are officially back to normal... mostly

By Anna Pogarcic | September 18

After several days of rain during Hurricane Florence, Chapel Hill is finally back to nearly normal.

Florence has moved on, but N.C. is still dealing with its devastating impacts

By Marin Wolf | September 17

Hurricane Florence broke the North Carolina record for rainfall during a tropical storm, beating the previous record of 24.06 inches set by Hurricane ...

Chapel Hill Transit resumes limited operation

By Anna Pogarcic | September 17

Here's a list of the flood-prone areas in Chapel Hill as of Monday morning:

UNC students continue to work on Franklin St. despite threats from Florence

By Jamey Cross | September 14

As Hurricane Florence closes in on the Triangle, Chapel Hill businesses decide on whether or not to make student employees work.

Thousands of outages across Orange and Wake counties as Florence approaches

By Anna Pogarcic | September 14

Duke Energy is sending crews when possible to assess damage, but full repairs are unlikely during the hurricane as the company awaits full storm impacts. ...

If you live in one of these Chapel Hill neighborhoods, be aware of possible flooding

By Michael Taffe | September 13

With many areas of Chapel Hill prone to flooding, Ran Northam, community safety communication specialist, gave some traveling tips.

These groups are helping refugees in Chapel Hill/Carrboro prep for Florence

By Blake Weaver | September 13

As Hurricane Florence makes landfall on the North Carolina coast, the over 400 refugees residing in Chapel Hill and Carrboro are working to make up for ...

Thinking about driving in the storm? The Town wants you to think twice.

By David Saff | September 12

The Town of Chapel Hill is monitoring storm conditions and plans to stay in touch with residents about road safety.

Orange County average income rises, but is it enough to outpace housing costs?

By Laura Brummett and Marin Wolf | August 29

Thousands of members of Chapel Hill's workforce are forced to commute or move out of town because of the local housing "crisis." Here's how the town is ...

Roy Williams Court dedicated during UNC basketball reunion weekend

By Jack Frederick | August 27

Long after Roy Williams no longer paces the sidelines of the Smith Center, his legacy at UNC will still be there.

The Library bar seeks new beginning after controversial membership policy

By Drew Wayland | August 23

Under new management, The Library prepares to welcome back students and the local community after abandoning controversial membership policy.

Chapel Hill’s party registration program looks to grow in its second semester

By Jamey Cross | August 22

UNC and Chapel Hill reported a successful launch of their party registration program.

Here's what you need to know about the upcoming 2018 elections

By Olivia Slagle | August 21

While there is no presidential or gubernatorial election for North Carolina in 2018, voters are gearing up for several key races around the state on November ...