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UNC men's basketball completes comeback against No. 18 UCLA, 76-74, in the CBS Sports Classic

| December 21

The OC Report

HOPE Gardens uses organic methods in agriculture to grow produce in vegetable plots and herb gardens. The land is owned by the town of Chapel Hill and the produce is for members of the community, including homeless and low-income people.

Chapel Hill looks at selling Homestead Road property

By Sofia Leiva | August 26

Plots rich with organically grown vegetables scatter the lot on 2200 Homestead Road. Every Saturday morning, members of HOPE Gardens and other volunteers ...

All up in your business, August 26, 2014

August 26

After more than 90 years in business on Franklin Street, Sutton’s Drug Store opened its doors for dinner for the first time Thursday.

22 companies collaborated this weekend to create the North Carolina state beer at Mystery Brewing Company in Hillsborough.

Erica Tieppo, from Detroit, Michigan, works with the beer through its fermentation process.

Franklin Street breweries help craft NC state beer

By Mary Helen Moore | August 25

Two Chapel Hill breweries teamed up with 20 other members of the North Carolina Craft Brewers Guild this weekend to create North Carolina’s first state ...

Chapel Hill High School teachers criticize school culture

By Claire Nielsen | August 25

When Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools started Monday, not everyone was excited to begin the new year.

Tenants buy into 123 W. Franklin St.

By Dree Deacon | August 24

Tenants for Chapel Hill’s upcoming mixed-use project at 123 W. Franklin St. are beginning to line up.

Students are venturing into the world of mixology

By Paige Hopkins | August 24

UNC students bring Chapel Hill bars and clubs to life. And many of them are doing so from behind the counter.

Protestors gather at the Peace and Justice Plaza on Friday to show support of everyone who is resisting in Ferguson, Missouri.

Ferguson protests come to Chapel Hill

By Aren Besson | August 24

A collection of more than 100 protesters, student activists and Triangle residents marched on Franklin Street Friday night with one clear goal: to stand ...

Chapel Hill solar energy initiative launches

By Trent Hollandsworth | August 21

The future of alternative energy in Chapel Hill is getting brighter.

Back row from left to right: Paul Klever (Program director), LaToya Olsten (Nursing Assistant), Cynthia Bailey (Certified Nursing Assistant)
Front row from left to right: Eloise Allison (resident) and Sally Freeman (Program Director)

Elderly care nonprofit opens second location in Carrboro

By Graves Ganzert | August 21

All it takes is a brand new house for six elderly Orange County residents to feel young again.

Downtown Chapel Hill trivia and karaoke round-up

By Robert McNeely | August 21

Linda's Bar & Grill has trivia Tuesday and Wednesday night with an eclectic mix of clientele who are eager to participate.

Art Menius, director of the Arts Center in Carrboro

Carrboro Artscenter names interim director

By Elizabeth Baker | August 20

Art Menius said his favorite part was the people who enjoyed taking the classes, who said The ArtsCenterhttp://www.artscenterlive.org/ made their kids’ ...

Chapel Hill works on Rosemary Street hotel plans

By Jonathan Moyer | August 20

Chapel Hill officials are considering plans to put another multi-story building on Rosemary Street — a hotel that would replace Los Potrillos ...

Carrboro Arts and Creativity District denied grant

By Samantha Sabin | August 19

In July, the National Endowment for the Arts awarded 66 Our Town grants for cultivating arts-based community development in U.S. towns. And for the ...

Chapel Hill bars crack down on enforcing alcohol laws together

By Sofia Leiva | August 19

Chapel Hill bars are getting more serious about enforcing alcohol laws.

Employees remember owner of Johnny T-shirt

By Claire Nielsen and Holly West | August 19

Johnny T-shirt employees are mourning the death of owner Charles “Chuck” Helpingstine, who died Thursday.

Officials question the safety of new transit services

By Zoe Schaver | August 19

Getting a ride to Carrboro is now as easy as tapping a button and swiping a debit card — but the impact ridesharing services like Uber are having ...

UNC Fan Shop has opened between Vespa Restaurant and Launch.

All up in your business, August 19, 2014

By Holly West and Zoe Schaver | August 19

After almost 50 years in the University Square development, Chapel Hill Barber Shop has relocated to the Courtyard.

Doug Largent Trio stays close to home with concert

By Kelly Cook | August 18

With jazz, it’s all about the atmosphere.

PACE Academy works on compliance issues

By Zoe Schaver | August 18

PACE Academy will need its parents and students to be as invested as PACE’s Board of Directors in keeping the school open for the foreseeable future. ...

Chapel Hill to host US mayors for 3-day conference

By Claire Nielsen | August 16

Local government leaders from all over the country will assemble in Chapel Hill for the Mayors Innovation Project summer meeting Wednesday to discuss ...