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Jenny Surane selected as The Daily Tar Heel's 2014-15 editor-in-chief

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District attorney turns over athletic scandal documents

The Orange County District Attorney’s office turned over 40,000 pages of discovery Tuesday to the attorneys for those charged for their involvement in the UNC athletic scandal.

Daily Tar Heel alumni recall the death of a president

Halfway down the stairs leading from the Daily Tar Heel offices to the ground floor of Graham Memorial was a landing with a television.

Veteran State Fair workers share a culture all their own

Two dollars gets you in to see both Robby, “The World’s Biggest Rat,” and Bubba, “The Big Pig” — a two-header bargain that John Wadsworth hopes is impossible to resist.

Tax reform package to end Tax-Free Weekend

A popular tax holiday geared toward back-to-school shoppers is set to end after this year, and some local school officials say they have concerns about the costs to families.

New school, old ground

Last year, the CHCCS Board of Education decided to name the district’s 11th elementary after the historic segregated school. And for Northside alumni who experienced school segregation in Chapel Hill, the opening of the new school is a time to reflect.

Chapel Hill mops up after flash flood

On Monday morning, fans, squeegees and mops were out in full force on Franklin Street. But by afternoon, most of them, and the water they had sought to dispel, were gone.

Heavy rainfall and flooding hit Chapel Hill, Carrboro

Flooding from heavy rains Sunday left local residents and businesses scrambling to recover. A flash flood warning remains in effect for Orange County through 9 p.m.

N.C. Supreme Court stays Chapel Hill towing restrictions

Chapel Hill officials may have to wait several months to find out if they’ll be able to enforce new towing restrictions.

CVS to open store on Franklin Street, expand Rams Plaza location

With a new downtown location and larger store in Rams Plaza, CVS Pharmacy will significantly expand its presence in Chapel Hill in the coming months.

Boxes containing 40,000 pages of discovery on hard drives and compact discs were given to the lawyers of the five indicted in the case.

Architects at the new Northside Elementary preserved the original school’s stone wall and steps.

With the Orange County landfill closing at the end of June, trash will be temporarily moved to a transfer station in Durham.

The Orange County landfill will be closing on Saturday, June 29 after 10 years of usage.

Carolina Pride sportswear held a going-out-of-business sale Tuesday.

FPG staff distributed t-shirts Thursday night as part of the school’s 50th anniversary celebration.