For years, a curious traveler would notice them: the intentionally stacked rocks along Highway 54, their arrangement forming unique, abstract sculptures. Some rocks, at times, would tower high and mighty. Others would swirl along the ground, luring the wanderer in.
Staffer Will Kleinschmidt and Assistant Lifestyle Editor Morgan Brenner conduct a karaoke experiment, rating various events in Chapel Hill and Carrboro.
Students performed the annual production of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," a Halloween classic in Chapel Hill since 1978.
Paperhand Puppet Intervention opened its 24th annual show on Aug. 10, and will run until the end of September at the Forest Theatre. The show explores environmental justice and the union between animals, plants and humans.
Jordan Lake supplies water to around 1 million residents in the surrounding area and has seen many problems with point source pollution since the 1960s. Started in 2022, the Storm Drain Murals project aims to make people more aware of point source pollution by commissioning artists to paint around local Chapel Hill storm drains.
UNC students were involved in the production of season 3 of “The Summer I Turned Pretty" as it filmed on campus July 8-10.
From the start of the 20th century, the University became the research institution it is today — and The Carolina Inn tells a huge part of that history.
For three hours, The DTH staff became embedded with the very stories they write about every day: of joy, love, disappointment, camaraderie — and baseball.
Early Bird Donuts and Tonya's Cookies both have deals for Donut Day. The Root Cellar Cafe & Catering does not sell donuts on Fridays, but general manager Larry Katz encourages people to try its newest flavor, chocolate turtle, this weekend.
On Saturday, the Hillsborough Arts Council hosted the Hillsborough Arts Parade and Market, which included many colorful puppets and banners as well as handmade products by local artists.
