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Superior Court Judge Carl Fox has been a fixture in Orange and Chatham County courtrooms since 1978, when he first began his law career as an assistant district attorney
I am becoming obsessed with reading garden catalogs correctly, partially because in the past I have made so many mistakes when ordering plants.
We want to let you know that we’ve recently updated our privacy policy.
Chapel Hill is not just one town: it’s a patchwork quilt of memories and experiences.
Following its annual summer break, the Town of Chapel Hill Council returned to action on the evening of September 13.
Town of Chapel Hill leaders did not seem impressed with the initial concept plan for The Reserve at Blue Hill.
On September 27, the Chapel Hill Town Council is scheduled to discuss a zoning change.
Lately, I’ve heard a few people wondering whether something is wrong with Northern cardinals they’ve seen.
The North Carolina African American Heritage Commission will unveil a NC Civil Rights Trail marker at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church on 15-501.
Getting students to and from school for the first two weeks of the year has gone well for Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools.
Diana Izquierdo Lopez passed away on September 13, 2023.
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There comes a time when a particular aspect of the garden no longer works.
James Knox Tate IV (Knox) was born on June 22, 1944, in Lexington, VA.
A suspect was arrested concerning an incident where an armed and dangerous person was reported brandishing a gun inside the UNC-Chapel Hill Student Union at 12:45 p.m. on Wednesday.
Joseph Luis Matos passed away at home on Saturday, September 9, 2023 at 86 years of age
The long and winding road to a long straight bus rapid transit (BRT) route along the axis of Chapel Hill took several important steps closer to completion last week
TABLE, a Carrboro-based nonprofit, has reached its $3.25M fundraising goal, culminating a four-year capital campaign.
A new low-income residential community project in Chapel Hill received a housing tax credit from the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency.
You’ve got to hand it to Hillsborough. They may be on the National Register of Historic Places but they’re always coming up with new and engaging ways to stay vibrant and fetching, for visitors and residents alike.
As we get older, many of us start thinking of the possibility of retirement.
Chapel Hill wants to lower vehicular deaths and serious injuries on town streets to zero by 2031.
Hurricane Idalia spun out to sea last week, having cut a swath across Florida, Georgia, and the coastal Carolinas.
There’s an old expression, typically attributed to Mark Twain, that says “buy land, they’re not making any more of it.”
After a much-needed cooling rain last Saturday, a new art exhibition titled “La Eterna Injusticia,” had its opening reception at BASEMENT.
Fall is one of the two main seasons for introducing new plants to your garden.
The pinched thumb and forefinger of an upturned hand hold a tiny green beaded dollar bill.
Ms. Lueddie Jones, age 76, of Chapel Hill, NC entered into eternal rest on Tuesday, September 5, 2023, at her residence.
The Local Reporter sent an inquiry to the Chancellor’s office regarding a petition being circulated by students and citizens.
Orange County Living Wage is setting new goals and expanding its outreach.