To celebrate its arrival in the heart of Carrboro at 201 W. Weaver St., El Centro Hispano opened its new doors Thursday night to the applause of community activists, friends and members.
The former owner of Butternut Squash restaurant is suing UNC’s real estate arm after she said the group failed to inform the restaurant about its chances of keeping a location in the redeveloped University Square.
In the past two years, Chapel Hill police officer William Smith lost 75 pounds through the town’s Wellness@Work program.
With less than a week until Election Day, The Daily Tar Heel spoke with Chapel Hill Town Council candidate George Cianciolo to discuss major issues facing the town council.
With less than a week until Election Day, The Daily Tar Heel spoke with Chapel Hill Town Council candidate Paul Neebe to discuss major issues facing the town council.
With less than a week until Election Day, The Daily Tar Heel spoke with Chapel Hill Town Council candidate Maria Palmer to discuss major issues facing the town council.
A bill making its way through the N.C. General Assembly that would change the way charter schools are governed is causing controversy across the state’s education system.
A proposal to privatize curbside recycling services drew criticism from Orange County residents and leaders during a Board of Orange County Commissioners meeting Thursday night.
For years, Carrboro Elementary School principal Emily Bivins has hoped for a dual-language program that would allow students to spend most of their day engaging in another language.
After the University approved in October a new fee for its park-and-ride lots, Chapel Hill and Carrboro might soon follow suit.
