More than 1,000 people gathered Saturday to celebrate the memory of slain UNC junior Faith Danielle Hedgepeth at the 26th Annual Carolina Indian Circle Powwow at Fetzer Hall.
The Sagebrook of Chapel Hill apartment complex has seen a surge in residential break-ins in the past two months.
In the face of a weak economy and growing costs, Chapel Hill’s effort to better balance its budget is causing confusion among members of the Chapel Hill Town Council. On Wednesday, the council ranked 25 goals and prioritized funds for long-term projects — and development was at the top of the council’s list
A new ordinance establishing a flat-rate fare for Chapel Hill’s taxis went into effect Jan. 1 — more than a year after former Student Body President Mary Cooper proposed the regulations in an effort to improve student safety.
Nearly 50 people gathered Friday in Carrboro to protest the new management of Collins Crossing Apartment Homes — the second protest in about two weeks against rising rent prices for some of the complex’s low-income residents.
Chapel Hill’s TerraVITA festival is quickly building a network for chefs, farmers and artisan beverage producers looking for local food providers.
Though Lori Burgwyn spent Friday night dressed as an ice queen, her compassion shone through. On Friday, Burgwyn hosted the fourth annual Eve Ball at the Carolina Club in the George Watts Hill Alumni Center. The evening included dancing, an open bar, a three-tiered chocolate fountain and other Halloween treats.
Franklin Street saw a familiar sight Saturday as protesters again gathered in Peace and Justice Plaza and hung large, black banners from the streetlights.
A countywide proposal to ban smoking in public places has received positive feedback, though some are questioning its effectiveness and enforceability.
Sandra Lynch-Neagle was evicted multiple times before she and her three kids finally found a permanent home in Chapel Hill.
