According to 2023 data from the CDC, Native American people are 2.4 times as likely to be hospitalized from COVID-19, as compared to their white counterparts.
On Tuesday, Nov. 4, the Orange County Board of Education met to receive updates on district finances and student outcome data just after the beginning of the second quarter of the school year.
The $34,000 plan proposed by the Central Pines Regional Council largely focuses on collecting data and gathering community input.
The company that owns HI-CHEW decided on expanding the recently constructed plant in North Carolina rather than opening an additional plan in Asia. Cost, supply chain issues, available real estate and taxes were all critical in the decision making process.
City & State Staff Writer Caroline Horne spoke with CHCCS superintendent Nyah Hamlett about challenges to educational equity and being an educator in North Carolina.
The Orange County Board of Commissioners approved the Greene Tract Master Plan to approve changes to clarify the UDO in regards to landscaping policies.
OCS Chief Operations Officer Fredrick Davis gave a presentation on the 2024 General Obligation Bond, which will provide $49.5 million in elementary school replacement, $66 million to replace Orange Middle School and $27 million for additional renovations.
Carrboro outpaced national averages by more than 20 percent in different sections of the survey administered by ETC Institute, an organization that collects data on local government satisfaction.
On its first day of operation, the hospital surgeons completed a liver transplant and half a dozen other procedures. The new hospital will also offer advanced burn care, advanced neurosurgery and other transplants, while other departments will remain in N.C. Memorial Hospital.
The Daily Tar Heel’s Caroline Horne spoke with Chapel Hill resident and “Jeopardy!” winner Marko Saric about his local connection and experience on the show. He won over $26,000 from games on Thursday and Friday last week.
Tonya's Cookies is set to host its grand opening at it's S. Elliot Road location on Friday, Nov. 16, 2023.
Tonya's Cookies is set to host its grand opening at it's S. Elliot Road location on Friday, Nov. 16, 2023.
Tonya's Cookies is set to host its grand opening at its S. Elliot Road location on Friday, Nov. 16, 2023. Tonya Council, the granddaughter of the founder of Momma Dip's Kitchen, is the creator of the bakery.
