20 pipes along the Bolin Creek Trail, which stretches from MLK Jr. Boulevard to Franklin Street, will be painted with murals by local artists later this year. Many of the murals that will be painted onto the pipes are inspired by nature.
On Sept. 13 and 14, the Varsity Theatre on Franklin Street hosted comedian Maddie Wiener. The show also included performances from Josh Rosenstein and Ben Gerber.
While Chapel Hill and Carrboro have some of the densest municipal populations in the state, they also have an overpopulation of deer.
Two former UNC professors started a company after discovering ways to breakdown and reuse polyesters. In April of 2024, their company was purchased by Syre Impact AB, a Stockholm based textile company dedicated to decarbonizing the textile industry.
Cliff's Meat Market has served local customers for more than 50 years with a smiling face.
The cycling culture in Chapel Hill and Carrboro has grown over the past 20 years, and as the community increases, town infrastructure is beginning to expand to reflect it.
From Feb. 20 to March 24, the 21 artists in the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts will be paying homage to Hillsborough singer-songwriter Mary Rocap with visual interpretations of her work.
Next Level is reaching its 10th year as a diplomacy program at UNC. Mark Katz, the creator of the program, said that the group is all about building a global community through hip-hop.
On Feb. 23 and 24, Matthew Broussard will be opening the Varsity Theatre's stand-up comedy series, which will bring national comics to the theater's Franklin Street stage.
The Botanical Garden will host a series of events exploring the ecological, historical and cultural significance of the tree and its habitats.
Photo Courtesy of Jackson Fromm.
Photo Courtesy of Jackson Fromm.
Sophomore Carly Barello signs a UNC Sunrise Movement petition on the quad on Monday, April 22, 2024.
