A crowd of about 30 gathered Saturday to view the commemoration of a new monument celebrating the former students and faculty of Lincoln High School, which was once Chapel Hill’s only all-black school.
A mixed-use development that has raised significant concerns among town leaders met wide support from residents during a public hearing at Thursday’s Carrboro Board of Aldermen meeting.
When the Orange County Board of Commissioners gathered on Tuesday, it took a first look at a proposed $209 million Capital Investment Plan that would span the next five years.
Chapel Hill Transit riders can worry a little bit less about their carbon footprints.
Chapel Hill Transit employees brought historical civil rights struggles to life Saturday, portraying Rosa Parks’ legendary refusal to give up her seat on a bus to a white man in 1955.
For the day laborers who frequent the corner of Jones Ferry and Davie roads in Carrboro, a steady job is anything but guaranteed.
After only seven years in the coffee business, Raul Rodas is at the top of his game. On Saturday, Rodas — the Guatemalan-born 2012 World Barista Champion and owner of Paradigma Coffee Roasters — demonstrated his holistic approach to the coffee brewing process and divulged tips on the craft at Carrboro’s Open Eye Cafe.
Dance Marathon is famous among UNC students for its enthusiastic recruiting and passionate participants, often dressed in wild costumes and shouting, “For the kids.”
