An N.C. House of Representatives bill passed Wednesday will give homeowners more freedom to revamp their homes — but local preservationists are worried the bill might affect the look of Chapel Hill’s historic areas.
The Carrboro Board of Aldermen discussed the future of a 164-acre site near Orange County’s landfill Tuesday night, and many voiced concerns about preserving plans for affordable housing on the site.
All Up In Your Business is part of a periodical update on local businesses in the Chapel Hill area. This week includes Carolina Brewery, Top This!, and Pita Pit.
Aloft Chapel Hill has a modern architectural style that stands out, but hotel management is worried the hotel is being hurt by town restrictions on its signage.
Students living around town should make sure to lock their doors and hide their valuables — theft is the most common crime in Chapel Hill and Carrboro.
Greenbridge Condominiums, the 10-story West Rosemary Street development, relaunched sales efforts in August after foreclosure and a change of ownership led to a two-year sales freeze.
The quiet gallery in Wilson Library slowly filled with chattering students and Chapel Hill residents Thursday night, all fixated on the black and white news photographs on display.
When Expressions owner Angela Lanza first heard of the proposed ban on smoking in public places in Orange County, she was not surprised.
The sun has barely pierced through the morning sky when a handful of burly men gather at the corner of Jones Ferry and Davie roads in Carrboro.
Smokers in Orange County might not be lighting up in public anymore if the Orange County Board of Health passes a proposed rule to ban smoking in public places. The Board of Health will meet Wednesday to review feedback and make changes to the proposal.
